Do you put the dish in the center or on the edge?

Ever since I switched to on the edge it’s noticeably improved, the bowl still gets hot but at least the food also gets kinda hot

When you use the internet without an adblocker

You’re just

RAWDOGGING THE INTERNET

Ya know, I’ve heard of all this before but all the vape shops I’ve been to have been… practically unaffected, with all the flavors and mods, coils and such one wants. Are they all just running until they get shutdown? Lol

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Let me introduce you to Total Launcher + TREK Total Interface (Paid addon, but worth every penny)

Cheats running at ring0 aren’t invisible

Every rootkit ever disagrees with that statement.

Clarification, to the game client, the cheat has to interact with the actual game process at some point. Rootkits try to interact with other processes as little as possible until instructed otherwise

I’m not deep enough in the topic to be able to judge this, but i would guess the needed extra hardware is simple not worth it. especially in games with many players or complex physics i would guess that could lead to considerable load on the servers.

Nope, the servers are already beefed up to just handle the players and physics as-is, adding detection routines to determine “Hey, this player is flying 100s of feet in the air and there’s no flying in this game” would be like a drop in the bucket

Plus, server side is not able to catch things the client manipulates on his side. e.g. graphical data to make walls transparent. The server could at most catch the player abusing this knowledge, but if he is smart about it, the server has no way to ever notice.

Do you realize how much cheating just some server-side checks would cut down? The most egregious ones are the ones people complain about, and hate, the most. The ones who instakill you or fling you far above the map or shoves you underground. The “smart ones” can be taken care of manually based on reports.

There will never ever be a 100% cheat proof game kernel AC or not. Nothing is unhackable.

It’s all about doing it as cheaply as possible and offloading to a third party to handle so they can wash their hands

A) They can actually invest in server-side detection

B) Cheats running at ring0 aren’t invisible, unkillable maybe, but AC just needs to detect to ban/kick user

There’s no excuse for kernel AC, it’s just a cheap, lazy shortcut

Battleye is supported on steam deck

But honestly FUCK kernel level ACs

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BattlEye

Interacts with the game at the kernel level.

Fuck cheaters, but also FUCK kernel level shit, it’s possible to make a good AC without fucking around in the kernel.

I don’t even install third party Antivirus’ that hook into the kernel because of all the issues it causes. 80% of all BSODs I’ve traced back have always had a root cause because of some shit piece of software fucking around in the kernel. 15% is shitty drivers.

Kernel AVs and ACs actually act like malware in of itself with the types of hooks and interactions it performs. Anything operating at the kernel level can basically see just about everything you or your computer is doing

Fuck kernel level AC

There are efforts on pushing RCV or similar on a state by state basis, and there has been some success, I think they’re up to 10 maybe 15 states so far including red Alaska lol

But the tankies/Russian bots/right wing trolls/whatever never bring those efforts up, the very efforts that would actually lead to breaking the 2 party system for once

Do you realize how little that narrows it down

6/10, points lost because I was still able to follow the thread

Lol Sam’s Club has 5 Dozen for $11 which works out too ~$2.20

The only thing we can realistically pollute is our immediate orbit

Everything beyond would be impossible for us to pollute effectively even if we tried. You might not know this, but space is very very very big LMAO

Second

o1-preview is the new “strawberry” model that was built with limited reasoning capabilities. The “Thought” part is from their incorporation of the new “Chain-of-thought” technique

Ive tried it, it does seem to have…indications(?)…of reasoning ability. It’s certainly better than anything else currently out though IME

Removed by mod

AI is programmed to have an opinion.

Well, tbf, that’s the way it seems with humans too LMAO

Florida not being underwater is the first clue this isn’t a legit map lmao