On the list thing, it seems that adding numbers with periods in a list seems to auto configure it to ascending numbers. That’s why I used (1) (3) (4). Weird, but I guess that’s the work around.

Enrolling your keys doesn’t work btw, because battlefield checks which keys you enroll, only accepting the default MS keys. Also on the hardware front, it is a big problem for gamers on a sub-300 USD budget these days - the best deals are on legacy hardware or surplus office equipment, mainly AM3-AM4 era.

(1) Yeah, well the secure boot keys needed for Linux distributions expire in September (https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/cyber-security/microsoft-signing-key-required-for-secure-boot-uefi-bootloader-expires-in-september-which-could-be-problematic-for-linux-users), so that seems like a sustainable solution, sure buddy.

(3) What’s your income? What region of the world do you live in and what hardware is available to you? I’m still using an am4 platform PC as my daily driver because I can’t burn money. One of my buddies has an AM3 PC. Many people use modified surplus office PCs (especially in developing nations like South America or SEA), which don’t have secure boot as an option. Check your privilege, and maybe donate some of your spare hardware to those who need it, if you want to make this “a non issue” for everyone.

(4) Yeah. I own my hardware, I configure my software. I gut Windows like a fish and keep it on a leash for these games, and use Linux for my work and for the games that respect the ecosystem.

DayZ, Rust, TF2 and Minecraft were the model all along. Nice that it’s vindicated.

It’s already dead mate. Hop on the finals, we got linux support.

Yeah, but you can’t circumvent this on iOS. It’s incredibly easy to spoof information on android.

The future is now, old man. Been dealing with this my entire life.

That can be done on android and other operating systems. Apple is always the SOL option when it comes to dodging this crap.

Add arrogance to that undesirable cooking pot.

Because they pay apple? I’d imagine that’s obvious. It’s more useful metrics for the developer. I would be surprised if they didn’t tier the information access about users behind closed doors.

Android’s not perfect, but at least permissions can be set per app, you can root your device, or install GrapheneOS or Lineage to bypass this crap entirely.

Welp, goodbye all non-corporate RND in almost all scientific development.

Talk about a short-sighted admin.

THE PENGUIN’S REIGN CANNOT BE STOPPED

Valve’s pro scenes have remained sustainable, but that’s largely because a portion of in-game microtransaction revenue goes to hosting tournaments and prize pools.

Of course, what source of money makes the lion’s share at the largest and smallest levels of tourney play? Gambling sponsors! (And lootbox sales).

Yeah… I can see why that would be good for business. Especially since other forms of sports gambling are becoming legalized.

With that being said, I think this will increase community toxicity. Players of sports with active betting lines tend to get harassed when a “fan” loses their bet and gets angry at their performance.

Quite forward thinking of the Mekanism devs, then.

It’s both amazing and hilarious that our sodium battery production is similar to modded Minecraft logic.

Their hands were kinda tied mate. It’s not like they revoked already downloaded content.

Also, of course, not buying apple and finding alternatives to their platform-bound software

“Sir, we’ve already been breached once!”

“But what about second breach?”

I’m not sure if this would fall under the definition of “skill issue”, but I’ve never had any luck getting Samba to work on even a local network.

This may be the same argument at “immutable” distros, having an environment where the user cannot fuck it up will be the best way to spur adoption rates, and eventually ambitious users will use more granular methods like you described.

I probably will use this.

Nah he hates getting beach camped on Hapis.