It would still be tedious to inspect every bit to ensure that a rogue service isn’t just tacking chunks of noise onto a legitimate data stream. I’d argue that it’s almost impossible to verify that every bit is legitimate unless you also control the host and know exactly what the traffic is supposed to look like.
This wouldn’t be conclusive since it would be pretty easy to just hide these payloads in some other traffic stream to a compromised node, which is a super common way cyberthreat command and control functions. If the user never initiates a connection to the host, the payloads just wait around so as not to generate suspicious traffic.
Obviously the threat model for advertising is a bit different, but there’s no reason someone trying to hide this functionality wouldn’t take similar steps.
It’s definitely a factor.
Find me another electronics manufacturer which has put as much effort into eliminating China from its supply chain.
Can you live without using your thumbs?
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I can use my published PGP keys with XMPP, for starters. And I can use OMEMO. Matrix supports neither afaik.
Will this make my terminal faster?
So you’re saying it was never about ethics in gaming journalism?
This has always been the case. Maybe I work in a unique field but we spend a lot of time duplicating functionality from open source and not linking to it directly for specifically this reason, at least in some cases. It’s a good compromise between rolling your own software and doing a formal security audit. Plus you develop institutional knowledge for that area.
And yes, we always contribute code back where we can.
It’s not just look precision, it’s the limited number of buttons. A great example is how amazing and complex combat is in the Witcher 2 because it was a PC first game, and how much it was simplified for the third game to target console.
Gyro aiming is definitely a big improvement though.
This feels like cope. Controller input with limited movement and look velocity definitely hides a lot of performance issues, but also it also massively limits control complexity. Basically all modern AAA games are harmed to some degree by needing to support controllers imo.
Meh, I’m not the one aggressively trying to shut down any conversation which doesn’t go hard enough on ML fan service. I actually came to .ml at first hoping to find a more academically oriented leftist community which was willing to engage with topics other than “let’s relitigate the cold war.”
You are obviously free to dismiss any criticism of this community as “NATO chauvinist propaganda” or whatever, just as im free to roll my eyes and say that the world deserves a better class of socialist.
I can just look at the modlog and tell that conversations about oppression are only allowed in one direction
Non-approved VPNs used to circumvent the great wall are absolutely illegal, though largely tolerated (and observed), but the authorities can and have used them as an excuse to bring people in.
Source: have actual been to China and played the whole “which VPN will work on which network” game many times.
To be fair, .ml bans you pretty quickly for discussing anything outside of a pretty narrow stripe of Marxist Leninist orthodoxy as well.
It’s not really that complicated, people expect high end phones to have all day battery, which is hard to do with a small phone.
Pixel dungeon, but it’s not really low stress.