Inb4 my company follows suit. Just like they want to with IT, AI, Cloud infrastructure (we own our stack almost entirely).

As a long time cs gamer I approve of this change but I warn ye regardless that there is no alternative or viable solution to actually stop cheaters right now.

And if you’ve only heard stories and don’t really experience cs (vac kind of does nothing)

Ive kept track of players for months/years who have not been banned. I find it strange that they eventually do get banned several months after cheating. It took one account nearly 2 years to get banned.

I hope that a clever solution comes out, a man can dream right ?

I’m a bit of a 3-4 pm leaver (always do stuff on schedule)

So obviously the price comes from the fpga hardware emulation vs software emulation, but if you didn’t know: there are software emulation alternatives that are cheaper (but these emulations are kind of wrong in some very minor ways)

Please die already, Ubisoft.

When the CI takes longer than 10 minutes

I love C++ I love C++ I love C++ I love C++

>does big something with C++

I hate C++ I hate C++ I hate C++ I hate C++

No!!! They’re useful because uhhmm uuhhhh uhmm uhhhbbh dndusfjduehrhrh

That AI code thumbnail is gonna give me an aneurysm

This is what I do: I use my browser to store all my randomly generated passwords. If I ever need them on my phone I either sync or go to my desktop and view the password and type it over.

Yeah, AC overall is very anti OSS philosophies

The sheer power of instantly switching desktops in Linux makes the windows user afraid.

But I have seen a lot of old windows heads look at Linux for gaming performance where Microsoft is failing them with bloatware such as copilot.

I don’t think the rootkit anti cheats would ever work to a level windows games developers want it to on Linux though.