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> I don't know what it is about gaming that attracts DDoS events more than practically anything else, but there are a lot of server hosts that will not even rent you a server if they know that there will be a game hosted on it due to this.

Like IRC back in the day :P

>The fact is, it's 2021 and people should care about what they do with their themselves, their family and their community first. And stop waiting for [... some other entity ...] to fix their problems.

From the other day:

https://foxbaltimore.com/news/project-baltimore/city-student...

>"He didn't fail, the school failed him. The school failed at their job. They failed. They failed, that's the problem here. They failed. They failed. He didn't deserve that."

Does that person even have that amount of money? From looking at his timeline it seems unlikely.

That's what virustotal.com is for!

So basically a search engine that is worse than Google and that I will have to pay for. Sign me right up!!

I don't understand how someone removing the contents they themselves posted goes against free speech?

They are producers. Developing a game may take years and you need to pay salaries.

Anybody knows what software do professional script writers (the ones working for the industry) use? I've seen the screenplay format and I don't believe they do all of that by hand; it would be tedious.

CH is not China but Switzerland.

Is it any good for languages other than English?

There is nothing new about the question "why would someone buy cheap phones when they come with spyware". So someone asks a shit question and gets a shit answer.

> I truly don't understand, from a security and privacy perspective, why would anyone outside of China would voluntarily choose to run closed-source software from a company that's subject to domestic laws and regulations in China.

They make cheap phones.

I hate that it is asynchronous now. I liked it back before when you talked to someone who was online and you knew he was engaged in the conversation. Now all of that is gone. As you say "I'll just reply later"—I hate that.

The 3D engine is highly optimised.

What you are basically saying is that yes, they are much more complex.

Just creating a new user is annoying enough.

Permissions are also much more complex.

What the hell are schemas?

Mozilla is using the official blog of the Firefox browser to spam their VPN service through scaremongering.

Next time you consider donating, think of the cost of creating new logos for the sake of it + keeping someone on staff to write this drivel.

"APPL"

>By what mechanism could Google prevent themselves from ever being able to do this?

The law.

I use Firefox ESR just so I don't have to do this every couple months.

Locking them away might sound better, but remember the state has to pay for them until they die, which really sucks.

This new release also includes new ads, seems they forgot to put that in the release notes: https://twitter.com/CohanRobinson/status/1364172683118866433

For everybody reading, a directory called "-rf" is deleted by writing "rm -- -rf"; -- indicates the end of all user-provided options.

News flash: Google has almost completely funded Mozilla since forever.

Because it takes a lot of effort, kernel developers will bitch that some of the code is there just to connect to blobs that aren't free, blah blah blah. cf the nvidia situation.

That GPT-3 excerpt is just hilarious.

> Even most cotton shirts and jeans tend to be a blend with synthetic plastic fibers because it stretches and breaths better.

Just look at the labels...

>The real problem to me is the fact that this money will get down to his descendants, who will have done nothing more than be born.

Well, then wait until you hear how much his ex wife got after divorcing... At least he chooses to give the money to his children or not—regarding his ex wife, he had no choice at all.

So, I never chat with businesses, and I live in the EU. This new privacy policy should not concern me much?