@luciascarlet also, apple has the GPTK, i think they would prefer that people port their games natively to the sillicon rather than trying to translate windows games these days.
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@luciascarlet Proton is developed in collaboration with CodeWeavers; the same people responsible for CrossOver on MacOS, which, quite frankly is the only user-friendly way at the moment to run windows applications on macOS that isn't VMs or outdated. its also paid software.
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remember when Apple and Valve briefly worked together and announced that macOS would be getting SteamVR at WWDC 2017
they should work together again but for Proton 😡
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on the official page, it says "up to" on every single specification. so theres a chance we may see variants with less ram, cuda core count, and cpu cores; at a much cheaper price and lower max tdp.
Pirat_Nation 🔴@Pirat_Nation
NVIDIA has announced RTX Spark, a new chip for Windows PCs that combines the CPU, RTX graphics, AI hardware, and memory into a single package. The company says RTX Spark can run modern games at 1440p and over 100 FPS in thin and lightweight laptops. >It is an ARM-based chip that combines a GPU with performance similar to the RTX 5070. >The processor includes a 20-core Grace CPU and 128 GB of unified memory. >It delivers strong gaming performance, offering around 100 FPS at 1440p in modern titles like 007 First Light and Forza Horizon 6. >The chip maintains good performance even on battery power in Windows laptops. >It also features advanced AI capabilities. >The RTX Spark is designed for both laptops and desktops. >It is scheduled to launch in Fall 2026 as a joint effort between NVIDIA and Microsoft.
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I learned quite a bit from this actually.
I didn't know Steam was a Chromium app. Hence, you can kill Steam then relaunch it with the "-cef-enable-debugging" flag.
Once you'll launched Steam with this, you can inject Javascript into Steam using Chromium "webSocketDebuggingUrl" stuff.
This malware has a whole pseudo-framework of Javascript that can do:
- Alert Bell (?)
- Block pages
- "Help page" (?)
- Inventory manipulation
- Steam library manipulation
- Profile manipulation
- Steam redirections
Basically, this malware payload switches Steam into a Chromium debug state, then sends web debug requests (kind of like Chrome Dev Tools?) to manipulate the Steam pages. It injects Javascript.
The chat window that spawns is from a remote host they control. This is really cool.
Is it AI slop? Yes
Is this code EXTREMELY easy to reverse engineer? Yes
Did they unironically document their entire code base in Russian because it was (probably) written using Claude and the authors probably speak Russian? Yes
Is this extremely creative and cool? Yes
Special thanks to "pro" from 2c44. He handed me the payload and the decompiled Python. The malware .py was Base64 encoded ... so obtaining the original source was ridiculously easy.
goomba@GMBA
My friend bought a knife from float & this happened shortly after the trade lock ended. He was given a community that was quickly changed into this. When he reached out to support here is what they said (1/?)
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bro still using tor for opsec 😂 bro doesnt know ip hider script virtualbox😈
Mololuwa | Cybersecurity - (The God Complex)@cyber_rekk
Change your IP every 10 secs automatically
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the pinecil is fucking awesome, actually.
-@angelsroaming
bought a desoldering iron, a pinecil, a 65w adapter, some flux, some rosin core, among other things. im gonna buy some drifting PS5 controllers and install some new sticks in em. the desoldering iron in particular should hopefully help quite a bit. cheap but functional, i hope.
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@spinelessaisha the people who use openSUSE are oldheads who don’t care enough to tell everybody that they use it
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Most people don’t realize how dangerous this is until it actually happens.
Imagine your phone gets stolen in a crowded metro station.
The thief’s FIRST move usually isn’t resetting the phone.
It’s turning it off instantly.
Why?
Because the second your phone powers down:
• Find My Device stops updating
• live location dies
• remote lock becomes useless
• tracking gets delayed
• recovery chances drop massively
That tiny 2 second action changes everything.
Evolution X’s “Power Off Verify” blocks that.
If the phone is locked, you now need the PIN/password before shutting it down or restarting it.
So in a real theft scenario:
• the thief grabs your phone
• tries to power it off
• gets blocked at the lockscreen
• your device stays online longer
• you still have time to track, ring, or remotely secure it
And honestly…
that extra time can be the difference between recovering your phone and losing it forever.
Simple feature.
Very underrated security upgrade.
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@rebane2001 low ram reserves, no JIT on the webview, god knows its CPU usage
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as someone who mostly doesn't play games where this is a problem to begin with it's astounding the cheat/anti-cheat arms race has escalated to where people are plugging in FPGAs to their own machines
ogisada@ogisadaDMA
Game: Valorant AC: Vanguard (VGK) Today’s Vanguard anti-cheat update blocked the majority of DMA firmwares using SATA/NVMe. VGK suddenly triggered an IOMMU restart warning in-game, after which the DMA firmware becomes completely unusable, even without the game running or after uninstalling Vanguard. Only fix is a full OS reinstall. It’s using IOMMU to create read blocks, which permanently breaks the majority of almost all SATA/NVMe firmwares once triggered. Even the advanced H2-board got affected. Confirmed Firmware Block wave by @ItsGamerDoc
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congrats to the owners of a brand new $6k paperweight
ogisada@ogisadaDMA
Game: Valorant AC: Vanguard (VGK) Today’s Vanguard anti-cheat update blocked the majority of DMA firmwares using SATA/NVMe. VGK suddenly triggered an IOMMU restart warning in-game, after which the DMA firmware becomes completely unusable, even without the game running or after uninstalling Vanguard. Only fix is a full OS reinstall. It’s using IOMMU to create read blocks, which permanently breaks the majority of almost all SATA/NVMe firmwares once triggered. Even the advanced H2-board got affected. Confirmed Firmware Block wave by @ItsGamerDoc
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@HSVSphere @leothrix i use webdav over docker instead of syncthing since the stability genuinely feels awful on the latter
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@leothrix keepassxc
also they've managed to do decryption with fido2 auth(it doesn't support encryption or decryption) in a secure and cursed way: github.com/keepassxreboot…
and i sync the db with syncthing
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Friendly reminder, the feds don’t need to backdoor your encryption because they’ve already backdoored your OS and have root permission to your encryption keys
Don’t believe me??
Google EternalBlue
stupid tech takes@stupidtechtakes
if AES was backdoored, why would the government use it for Basically Everything then? surely they would know that the backdoor would weaken the cipher significantly
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New Super Mario Bros. Wii running in Google Chrome
Chad Hyatt@jitlua
WebGPU backend progress on Dolphin WASM!
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