> rationalist

Not without a new cult spin-off you don't!

Actually there are two type of comments: "it's not hacking" and "it's malicious compliance". That makes of 90% of what's here, split about 50/50.

And now we have our third! A meta-analysis of the HN comment chain!

You're welcome.

Doesn't sound like much interesting was found otherwise that'd be what's making all the headlines... Everything in that article is pretty much what I'd expect.

These rape allegations are from 2016 originally. There's already a court case about it. So, it's both already known and just allegations. That doesn't help us and shouldn't surprise us.

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

There was a tip revealed to be from 2020 that linked him to this case:https://old.reddit.com/r/law/comments/1pve21d/unredacted_fbi...

Trump has openly admitted to child prostitution in official statements, so the first part of that isn’t surprising at all.

Look at the early quotes where Trump complains about Epstein being a creep. The main problem Trump had was that Epstein poached Trump’s favorite kids for prostitution years after they were hired by Trump.

It's already here right now, unironically. There's no need for Windows for gaming now. I just build a new rig with a 7900 XTX and with Steam on Arch Linux everything just works with absolutely no hassle or thinking. This was the only value Windows still had and now that's over.

I broadly concur. These days, gaming is usually very easy on Linux.

Except: If I want to kill some time being chaotic in GTA:V Online, and do that in Linux, then that is forbidden. Single player mode works beautifully, but multiplayer is verboten.

(And I'm sure that there are other games that similarly feature very deliberate brokenness, but that's my example.)

This is the part where I just stick with console for specific titles, like the GTA franchise. I feel like Rockstar treats the PC as a second class citizen anyway.

I bought my PS5 Pro in anticipation of GTA 6 and the (hopefully) upcoming DragonQuest 12. May my prayers be answered.

Console doesn't work for anything but platformers. Competitive online gaming = PC (Aoe2, BF6, Dark and Darker, Swordai, MWO, The Finals, War Thunder, PS2 etc.).

144fps + Mouse + Keyboard is just superior.

I definitely get the appeal of running FPS and such on PC. I'm much more accurate with a mouse and keyboard combo over a controller, but I'm appealing to the strengths a console does have as well. I own both so I can change up my experience to whichever offers the best one for me.

There are still some pain points with Linux distros: With some, an upgrade can leave you unable to boot into a graphical login screen. This can also happen if you leave a Linux installation, like Manjaro, alone for a year and then do an update.

Never have I ever once had a problem after updating Arch Linux. I always had problems with Manjaro when I put it on my ex's computer because I thought it would be easier. Wrong. Stop using Manjaro. It's much lower quality than a serious distro.

The problem is you are exposing yourself to brain injury by trying to use Manjaro. Just Use Linux Mint.

Is it the best? No! Is it the most performant? NO! is it rock solid reliable out of the box? YES!

CachyOS and Fedora also looked tempting but bog standard linux mint is my powerhouse right now

That is a problem if you happen to have a nvidia GPU, and, as the article says, by nvidia forcing it, you will not be able to have that brand of customer gamer GPU anymore.

This pain point being a common thing is mostly specific to Manjaro. Much more stable experience on any of the major vanilla distros.

manjaro is arch under the hood and arch is supposed to be updated fairly frequently.

Maybe I'm in the same boat as people who didn't get docker before it was popular, but this seems really convoluted to me... is there really a market for this? Why do other existing things not solve this problem?

There is huge demand right now to create sandboxes for agents. VMs are one way, and Clan one solution for VM management.

Maybe they are not the right solution, but they are working on the right problem.

Of course, they don't say the focus on agents, but if the solution works with them, it doesn't matter that it was built for gamers.

So, America just shot itself in the foot again. It's starting to look like a pattern.

It’s like a poorly executed form of protectionism. I guess they’re doing the best they can, can’t expect people unfit for office to create good policy, right.

Presumably it moves some stock prices or helps a company who bought a ticket/altcoin from Trump. I expect it achieves the intended effect.

Well.. DJI have on-the-fly no fly zone update, and newer model can communicate via satellite.

That's worse if you believe there are possibility of war...

Attack vector: drone needs to get out of a case, backpack or closet, out of the window and fly somewhere to do something.

Meanwhile IoT devices, internet connected kitchen appliances just need to be able to be remotely activated to create a power surge and overwhelm the electric grid. Those can be sold no problem.

Or even just 'halt and catch fire'.

Heck even a targeted but small percent increase in sporadic behavior for targets of high value might be a worthy harassment tactic.

Yeah, all your HVAC systems and even nuclear power plants are online. Don't give me this BS about kiddy drones.

This is a trivial category mistake.

Whew, load average of 0 here.

Wouldn't this be solved easily with a cheap VPS and backup?

Do you even really get hardware failires with VPSs today?