I don’t think that it is the responsibility of KDE or Discover to perform blacklisting or cleanup here.
It is a upstream fuck Up by Canonical, again! The solution for this can’t be that developers of a frontend, like Discover, now reserve and use time and resources to add and maintain blocklists to clean up that mess that they didn’t created.
We should get our torches and pitchforks and put all the blame where it belongs, at Canonical!
You can’t really change the code of the windows Kernel and boot your own, that’s one of the things stopping people now
Yes, but with a modified Kernel you can fake what the anticheat reads when it checks the key, so you just feed it the key it wants to see instead of your own. The anticheat module would need run on a higher level then the Kernel itself to prevent that, for example alongside the CPU (like the Intel Management Engine).
You can add your own signing keys to the UEFI and boot an modified bootloader and Kernel that you have signed yourself. So yes, it is possible to “lie”
For such a locked down system, akin to game consoles or smartphones, would be needed. And even those get jail broken and manipulated, so “total security” on there is not complete but easier to check and ensure. Another way to make sure that the code is not manipulated would be to put all those games into the cloud and have every player only play via streaming. All the code would then run on secured, locked down and verified machines.
The native windows version of teams is also only a glorified web view.
I can absolutely understand it, not everyone has the time to invest hours into learning attack patterns or parry rhythms.
It is very normal that people only have a few hours a month for gaming, a hour here a hour there, with maybe days in-between.
I prefer to do both, a validation check to see if it has the general form of data I expect then parse what got successfully validated.
LXQT or KDE I just like the QT look and feel.
GNOME is great in general but not for me, it is too much MacOS alike and too limited for my liking.
I like their naming scheme, I really wish they would even more get into it.
Yaml is a data storage format, why should it have any kind of programmability or even turning completeness?
Those things should be done in the program that uses the data not inside of the data itself.
Ok, yes that is a good and fair argument! I can totally understand your position, thanks for your explanation.
So far it is only a trailer, maybe it has something unique to offer after all. There is always hope 😃
To be honest this is the story of every post apocalyptic world, just with mechanical animals.
Yes, it is very close from the optical aesthetic, but is this anything new? Every somewhat successful game has always inspired other “clone” games, just look at all the DOOM clones, all the Soulslikes, all the battle royal games, etc out there. This is just the first game in the new genre of Horizonlikes
A world with mechanical animals is not unique to Horizon and was not even new when Horizon came out. The Xenoblade Series for example has mechanimals and this is not even the first either, just the first I can think of right now.
And the rest of the world, and the battle system, looks like Monster Hunter so it is not really new or Horizon exclusive either.
It is not really IRL when you put tags and graffiti on photos, even when it is combined with AR.
It is so sad that they killed Ingress with their shitty new scanner app. It is out for years now and is still running like crap on my 2 year old upper class android phone. I really loved that game
The Outer Worlds is a good and fun game, for one fast and very linear playthrough with a great storytelling. But it has no replayability and it has zero possibilities for modding. It is not in the same league as Skyrim or Fallout, not even Starfield.
I never said it is the best game they ever made, but it is the best NASA punk space RPG they ever made 😁
No it would not, because as soon as they implement such a blocklists feature and provide official blocklists they take over responsibility (morally and in some countries even legally) to ensure that they provide updated filter lists in a timely manner.
Oh and then they have to implement something that vets and checks incoming scam alerts, to ensure that only valid claims are blocked. This will put unneeded strain on the personal and financial resources of KDE.