

The dev foolishly used an unsigned integer thinking no one could achieve this


The dev foolishly used an unsigned integer thinking no one could achieve this
It’s also at least four two hundreds.


Haven seems like a potential alternative


The one right below it mentions that some games aren’t compatible with Linux. It says “once you’re in a game”, but I bet Fortnite won’t even launch.


*Average of 5 tests on each of 13 machines, excluding the 3 lowest-end machines tested.
Is this normal??


I guess lemmy is also becoming reddit now, shamed for asking a simple question
I feel like the post is better, seems like a matter of opinion


What makes you think I’m American? I’m just comparing the data in countries where surveillance is widespread. As far as I’ve seen they’re more often used to imprison people for small crimes, often due to political reasons, rather than catching criminals like these.
I don’t fully disagree that we need to catch these types of criminals, but the method that you’re presenting has never worked and I don’t think it will in the future either.


I was talking about the government spying on you, which I can almost guarantee that they are. Won’t be long before they mistake and innocent person for a school shooter and call a raid on their house. If that’s you one day, don’t complain.


They’ll just use that as an excuse to spy on you and me though. There are better ways to catch people other than spying and snitching on them.
Try putting this article on the privacy community and you’ll see my point.


So they’re openly against privacy-concious people?


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I especially like using tools built in rust because of point 10. It can even be compiled statically using musl, which I have found to be useful sometimes.