Anthony

Bro can't catch a break

@Pirat_Nation The issue people have is not the tech, who have good value in certain cases, it’s mainly the message sent, “no need to optimize the game, DLSS and MFG going to make the job” Frame gen otherwise is pretty cool, especially with this new 240+hz monitor it’s useful

LinusTechTips: "I hate that Fake Frames are good now":

Les consignes qui ont été donnée sont sûrement très simple, Norris laisse Verstappen partir p1 sans l’attaquer, Piastri garde la P3 en attaquant pas Norris et en défendant sur Russel. Aucun intérêt de risquer le premier virage pour Norris, et aucun intérêt pour Piastri d’aller attaquer au risque de se louper, et entre la P3 et la P2 c’est la même pour lui

Lando Norris quand il va voir Oscar Piastri se faire attaquer de partout pendant que Max Verstappen ralentit tout le peloton cet après-midi 😭 #F1 #AbuDhabiGP

An important victory – but we still need to stop Chat Control. The Council of Ministers in the EU has, after three years, now reached a common position on Chat Control. The requirement for mandatory scanning (including end-to-end encrypted messaging services) has been removed, which is a major victory. The EU Council failed to implement mandatory mass surveillance. However, in its proposal, they are laying the groundwork for mass surveillance in the future. What happens now? The Council will now enter negotiations with the European Parliament, led by the European Commission. We urge the Parliament to stand firm in the trilogue negotiations and not deviate an inch from its previous position, demanding: no mass surveillance whatsoever without suspicion and a court order, no ID-verification requirements, and no censorship of legal content. The EU Council is preparing for mandatory mass surveillance and censorship The Council’s version of Chat Control includes voluntary scanning, vaguely worded legislation that may entail requirements for age verification and mandatory ID checks (even for end-to-end encrypted services), and an article stating that the requirement for mandatory scanning shall be reconsidered every three years. They also introduce a new infrastructure for blocking material, where it is up to each member state to block what they consider illegal. At the same time, a massive EU center is being established to work exclusively on this. All in all, this indicates that the EU Council is aiming to build an infrastructure for mass surveillance, and the legislative proposal is written in a way that opens the door to it. The EU Council’s Chat Control version - The EU Council’s Chat Control version introduces a new type of scanning for so-called new material and grooming. This means that AI will scan people’s conversations, photos and videos, in search of criminal content. This will result in enormous numbers of false positives, and people’s private lives will move from an AI detection to being examined by employees at a new EU center. This is mass surveillance and people’s private lives will be scanned without any suspicion and without a court order. This scanning is carried out in cooperation with American companies and can at any time be used to scan for virtually anything; Europol has already requested broader scanning and wants access to material that is not illegal. - Every three years, the European Commission will challenge the law and attempt to force mandatory scanning (even for end-to-end-encrypted services). Messaging services (including end-to-end encrypted) must take “all reasonable measures” to reduce the risk of their services being misused, including implementation of age verification. This means that the EU may require ID checks and ban anonymous use of messaging services and social media. This poses problems for people who criticize those in power in authoritarian countries, for whistleblowers who want to leak documents, and for sources who wish to speak anonymously with journalists. - A new infrastructure for blocking material is introduced, where it’s up to each of the member states to issue blocking orders for what they consider illegal. This implies that content that is illegal in one country will also be blocked in a country where it is legal. Once this infrastructure is in place, it also opens the door to a slippery slope when it comes to censorship. Stop Chat Control From the outset, Chat Control was a proposal that aimed to introduce mass surveillance. That ambition is clearly still present within the Commission and among many of the member states in the Council. The Council failed to introduce mass surveillance but has succeeded in paving the way for new attempts. This applies not only to future proposals for mandatory chat control scanning every three years. This is part of a broader development in which private and secure communication is being challenged by forces seeking to introduce mass surveillance. ProtectEU is a rebranded Chat Control, aimed at banning encryption. National laws are trying to do the same. We need to put a stop to these attempts here and now.

@MKBHD It’s seem to be nothing official, just a reverse-engineering limited to pixel 10 who going to stop working the day Apple change something

Pretty sick sick new feature that I am specifically excited about: Android update that makes Quick Share work with Airdrop. So you can easily share files/images between Android phones and iPhones (starting with Pixel 10) blog.google/products/andro…

@Grummz Even if it’s a rumor this move is not impossible. After all if Microsoft make their next console a PC like their recent collaboration with Asus, and with the Steam Machine, Sony don’t want to have their games in potential concurrent platforms

Sony says NOPE to the games everywhere strategy and PC.

@evianak__ @TearOffFR C’est devenu ? Le conflit FISA FOCA des années 70-80, c’est de la rigolade ce qui se passe maintenant à côté

@TearOffFR Mdrrr c’est devenu la mafia cette merde

🔴 La FIA annonce que Mohammed Ben Sulayem est officiellement le seul candidat légitime à l’élection présidentielle de décembre, malgré les actions en justice en cours ⚖️ La candidate Laura Villars conteste le processus, estimant que les règles rendent impossible la candidature de quiconque d’autre. Elle a obtenu qu’un tribunal parisien examine l’affaire, avec une décision attendue le 3 décembre 👩‍⚖️ En attendant, la FIA poursuit son calendrier et n’a validé qu’une seule liste : celle de Ben Sulayem. Les exigences de répartition géographique pour les vice-présidents (dont une unique candidate sud-américaine, déjà dans l’équipe de Mohammed Ben Sulayem) ont empêché les autres prétendants de constituer une liste complète ❌ #F1 #Motorsport #FIA

For studio support anti-cheat module on Linux is synonymous with support the game on Linux globally, with dedicated development. So another version of the game to maintain, take support, fix issue… The contouring option is scares, because anti-cheat kernel module is specifically designed for detect that and going to instant flags the option as cheating

@MrArthegor @ShitpostRock I'm sure Valve will think of some way to get multiplayer games working on these Linux-based devices. Either by collaborating with the devs or making a psudo hypervisor layer for these games to be tricked.

I’m not diminishing the Proton team effort, they have made a great jobs, but at the end the 18 of top 100 not working is going to be the problem for the majority of people. Comparing performances to Windows isn’t straightforward. Sometimes a game might run better on Linux, other times it might be the same and sometimes it might even run worse. It really depends on the game. The issue with Proton is it’s was a blessing but also an issue. It has been good for make games compatible with Linux, but it make devs to continue with DirectX. Tomorrow Microsoft can release DirectX 13 with some function impossible to port on Proton, and kill the Linux gaming for news games.

@MrArthegor @ShitpostRock It used to be impossible to play ANY games on linux. Now 82 of the top 100 games on steam run perfectly on linux. And nowdays performance on linux is BETTER than windows. Some major titles arn't yet supported on linux, but future looks bright for linux and not windows.

It’s in downhill maybe (I haven’t played the lasts entry) but it remains solid in top seller list. And it’s not just CoD (which is owned by Microsoft now and never going to be compatible with Linux for that), it’s a big portion of most popular multiplayer games who isn’t compatible with Linux, and I don’t think it’s going to change in a foreseeable future

@MrArthegor @ShitpostRock Call of duty, from what I heard, sucks now. I am not wasting money just to see if it's true.

@dispenserfps @ShitpostRock You could probably do this like the Steam Deck but the average consumer doesn’t even consider it and it defeats the whole point of trying to make a plug-and-play device like a console. For those willing to do that, there are already plenty of Mini-PCs available.

@MrArthegor @ShitpostRock i believe u can install windows on it correct me if im wrong.

@Secteur_F1 La pénalité est trop élevée, surtout quand les mêmes actions pour d’autres ne sont pas pénalisées

Lewis Hamilton a effectué sa pénalité aux stands pour un arrêt de 13,5s ! Le Britannique ressort P14 en pneus médiums. #F1 #MexicoGP 🇲🇽

I hope I misunderstood your post but a National Security Project (or anything cover by NDA) is a no go with public AI, it’s a complete breach of information confidentiality and can led you to big trouble. Only use local models of that (maybe your case but it’s always a good reminder)

@michael_timbs @NathanHold i am not open sourcing this work. it took me like 15 years and has national security implications. hell no

Im so fucking done with AI. Useless fucking shit. Cant even do the most basic things without fucking up. Anyone who says AI can code at even graduate level is just outing themselves as a fucking third rate fake programmer

@idreau_ Pour le coup je suis pas convaincu que c’est lui le fautif, Piastri ne laisse pas assez de place je pense. Par contre là où il faute c’est sur le manque de réalisme, prendre un gros risque à ce moment était pas forcément judicieux

Très mature la reaction de Norris, honnête, admet sa faute, ça c’est classe 👏🏼

No totally, the Wii U have the merit to introduce asymmetric gameplay with the GamePad, this main issue was the naming and the reusing of existing Wii remote The Switch 2 is just an little update of the previous Switch, with slight bump to graphic quality (like Sony or MS, but we are losing what has made Nintendo different in the past decade)

@Boumboumfr Passer d’une solution étrangère à une autre solution étrangère, je vois pas trop l’intérêt

Proton vient de proposer de fournir ses services gratuitement à l'école polytechnique pour éviter la migration vers les services de Microsoft, et être prêt à « en accepter les pertes ». Pas mal.

Car actuellement elle est en conflit contre une puissance non-nucléaire. Utiliser l’arme nucléaire dans ce contexte serait une défaite stratégique (prouver qu’il ne peuvent pas gagner autrement, les alliés qui les lâcheraient). Notre cas à nous est différent, nous sommes une puissance nucléaire, et depuis la fin de la guerre froide il n’y as jamais eu de guerre direct entre puissances nucléaires pour une bonne raison (le principe MAD).

@sebastien64_ la russie a des armes dissuasives et elle ne les utilises pas. elle utilise son armée, ses mercenaires, des équipements moins nocifs. si elle attaque les pays baltes, on ne va pas balancer une armes nucléaire. il faudra avoir les moyens de se battre autrement.

J’ai regardé les infos sur les chaînes russes lorsque l’Europe a parlé de se réarmer. Les journalistes disaient que nous sommes ridicules et risibles et que c’était à mourir de rire tellement c’est bête. C’est là que j’ai compris que c’est ce qu’il faut faire.

Oui ça doit être pour cela qu’on fait des accords de réduction des têtes nucléaires, on voudrait surtout pas que les Russes se blessent sans faire exprès… (il n’ont pas que ce type de missile, avec 5580 selon le FAS) Mais si ça peut rassurer, en cas de guerre entre la France et la Russie, qui se terminerai obligatoirement en guerre nucléaire, les deux pays finirait totalement vitrifié. D’où le fait qu’il n’y à pas de guerre directe entre 2 puissance nucléaire (la fameuse stratégie MAD).

Pas en service. Quatre tests, tous foirés dont un qui a fait exploser le silo. La majorité de la population russe est concentrée dans deux villes qu'on peut raser à coup de M51 : Moscou et Saint Pétersbourg. Et nous, nos missiles, ils marchent...