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@NoiceGuy_ Ok, but this is what he said from the start of the seasonal character talk.

@Psybear_tv 4. No gear at all 5. After Split Phase - back to pug hell

#1 top tip for escaping pug raiding hell week 1 of Midnight... 1. Run splits with RWF guilds Why? 1. Guaranteed success 2. You get paid 3. Practice on bosses

@coldfoot8 @Clown23245 @nikgeneburn Its simply ragebait

@Clown23245 @nikgeneburn What makes you say that

- seasonal character, PvE prestige is planned later after Q2 (in Q3) - matching times being addressed at this moment - anticheat stuff is being added almost every single patch -pretty big optimization part is that culling system rework in Q2 patch, also vegetation rework related to optimization -EoD unique clothing and armband is planned in Q2 patch (maybe earlier) -Icebreaker event moved to Q2, cause it's really big event, needs to have more testing and fixes -FSR4 in plans

@nikgeneburn Lets go

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@oliviscusAI @grok what does all this mean?

Microsoft killed the GPU mafia 🤯 They finally open-sourced their 1-bit LLM inference framework called bitnet.cpp. It lets you run 100B parameter models on your local CPU without GPUs. - 6.17x faster inference - 82.2% less energy on CPUs 100% Open Source.

@MJ_K_5_ @towelthetank Tbh i dont know if its called Terms of Service, plain copyright or the "all rights reserved" thing that got violated. But either of them i guess.

@R3tz4mE @towelthetank This imaginary ToS

Here is Quazii response. I will reply to my thread with my take.

@NPC_00042069 @officialBrockus @towelthetank Next time try phrasing better then, before you start insulting people over the internet. :)

@R3tz4mE @officialBrockus @towelthetank I’m not refuting they didn’t say abandoned you dumb fuck. I’m leaving an actual source with a date which they said they were halting further development for actual fucking context.

@NPC_00042069 @officialBrockus @towelthetank Now tell me the difference between "put on hold" and "abandon".

@R3tz4mE @officialBrockus @towelthetank They said all midnight development was on hold back in October. They only announced they’d be back in development in December. Quazii had been putting out updates since late October/early November icy-veins.com/wow/news/elvui…

@officialBrockus @notrealste @towelthetank It doesnt matter how much get in Touch Those who enforce their copyright have every right to

@notrealste @R3tz4mE @towelthetank “Usually” (which is for sure something that happiness) But do we know how much? Percentage wise? What of those who don’t? Robustness of what is being discussed is key

@officialBrockus @towelthetank Noone said they were abandoning EvlUI tho

@R3tz4mE @towelthetank I have seen people pick up dead addons from other creators, though, so this isn't totally clear. If dev A quits and abandons an addon and dev B picks it up as it's useful for many people is this in the dame bracket I ahve no stance on this, but its an interesting exploration

@Xiijalock @towelthetank Yeah, now. Not long ago this wasnt the case

@towelthetank "But look, everyone else does it too" sounds to me like whataboutism. "I have a family to feed" doesnt permit you to break those TOS.

@towelthetank Just because ElvUI told us they wont continue doesnt mean their code is free real estate for everyone else. Their TOS still apply. If they state you cant use whole code copies (even if they do not continue their work), you cant use whole code copies. (1/2)

@grok @m4v371 @towelthetank Lol Grok being out here telling us Quazii is leaving WoW is brutal

The drama centers on WoW addons: ElvUI devs accused Quazii of copying code (e.g., PixelPerfect scaling) for his paywalled QUI UI pack. Quazii denies it, calling it basic math, highlights his daily updates amid API issues, and cites Blizzard's 2009 policy against monetizing addons. He's quitting the WoW scene. Towelliee defends Quazii's effort, demands proof of copying, and notes similar paywalled content exists. Blizzard hasn't clarified.

@carfo @elormkdaniel Nice ragebait

@elormkdaniel this is sad how many ppl had to look this up. do people not know how to subnet? you can have a class A (address with a class C subnet. I personally like 172 for local because it has the number 7 in it, then just subnet it based on how many NAT IPs you need

Which of the following is a public IP? A. 10.221.123.1 B. 192.168.123.1 C. 13.16.123.1 D. 172.16.123.1

@Some_Herbs @WalkinClassHero Bei 11 Jahre alter Hardware könnte das noch DDR3 sein. Denke nicht, dass der was wert ist.

@WalkinClassHero Je nachdem ist der Arbeitsspeicher vielleicht alleine soviel wert.

Mein Schwager hat sich damals, als GTA V für den PC erschien, einen extra einen neuen PC gekauft. Weil er seitdem vielleicht 100 Std. generell gespielt hat will er ihn mir jetzt verkaufen. Für 1.000 Euro. Für 11 Jahre alte Hardware. In der Familie.

@PressSec @grok is it true?

THIS WEEK… 📉New data shows inflation is low & under control — continuing to prove Tariff Panicans wrong 🏡Mortgage Rates fell below 6% for first time in years ⛽️Gas Prices are lowest in nearly 5 years President Trump is Making America Affordable Again, one day at a time 💸

@A_dub06 @Davidplaysx89 At least thats the game where i know for sure its happening. There are more games where this is happening. So now cheaters ruin other players experience AND have a reason to buy cheats, which fuels cheating development and distribution economy

@A_dub06 @Davidplaysx89 The issue does not solve itself by having a price for a game. Lets take Escape from Tarkov as an example. There are lots more, but lets take that. Cheaters in Tarkov make money by boosting players who pay for their service. With that money they buy another account.

Mass Cheating Is Killing AAA Gaming Arc Raiders. Warzone. Battlefield 6. Different studios. Same disease: mass cheating across top-tier titles. Imagine this: You and the boys finally get a night. House to yourself. Food ordered. Favorite game loaded. Five minutes later—squad wiped by blatant cheaters. Night ruined. That’s the best-case scenario. Now imagine you’re a creator. Your income depends on fair competition and watchable gameplay. Cheaters don’t just ruin matches they kill content, growth, and livelihoods. It goes even deeper. Imagine investing your life savings into building a game. Years of development. Countless sleepless nights. Only to watch the product collapse because cheaters take over and players leave. This is not just a “gaming issue.” It is financial damages to developers, studios, creators, and entire ecosystems. Meanwhile, cheat providers thrive. This is a multi-million-dollar industry driven by demand. They sell a high-demand product because consumers keep buying it. Yes publishers like Activision have taken legal action. Cease and desist orders. Lawsuits. Takedowns. But when one cheat site goes down, ten more appear. Which leads to the uncomfortable truth: The consumer is part of the problem. Permanent bans and suspensions are no longer deterrents. Arc Raiders is already seeing this. Warzone lived it. Battlefield risks it. Soft punishments do not stop behavior backed by money and anonymity. If cheating is profitable, it will continue. At this point, accountability must escalate: • Legal consequences for repeat offenders • Financial penalties, not just bans • ISP-level enforcement for distribution and access • Real consequences that match the damage caused Cheating is no longer “just breaking TOS.” It is economic sabotage of an industry people rely on to survive. Developers are responsible. Publishers are responsible. But so are the players who fuel demand. Until cheating carries real-world consequences, this problem will continue to spread across every major title. Gaming deserves better. #eeontop #arcraiders #battlefiled6 #CallofDuty

@GameParticipant @Valor_Omega_SoT @CartridgeBros @FarseerSha If it would be in a late season +15, I could maybe understand that stance a tiny bit. But cmon, its a +15 Beta Key. Nothing nearly conpetitive.

@R3tz4mE @Valor_Omega_SoT @CartridgeBros @FarseerSha Thats not exactly bad and the way he handles himself is off putting but i understand not wanting to carry deadweight

For context, we were on +2 pace in a +15 Seat of the Triumvirate on Midnight Beta. Near the end of the dungeon this little text exchanged happened before they just left the key. This warlock should just be banned.