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Bad enough to get community noted lol

@PedoPanderer @NearestCommit You're walking outside, you're basically asking for me to swerve onto the side walk and hit you with my car.

@NearestCommit You're posting on the internet, your data is already compromised.

Valorent devs probably also have some sort of virtualization software installed for testing their malware (vanguard)

Welcome in.

Wakes up and greets the timeline like this

Linux now has a place to store your birthday and it’s not for sending you cake. >systemd, the core program that boots and runs almost every modern Linux computer, just added a new field to its user database: your date of birth. >This isn’t some random feature, it’s a direct response to age verification laws passing in California, Colorado, Brazil, and other places that require apps to confirm a user’s age. >systemd itself does nothing with the date. It just stores it. The actual age checking logic is up to the individual apps that read it. >Only a system administrator can write or change the birthdate entry. Regular users cannot edit their own record. > However, the user themselves and certain sandboxed apps are allowed to read the stored date… so apps can query it when they need to verify age. > Think of it like an ID card slot built into the OS ….. Linux creates the wallet, but someone else still has to put the ID in and decide when to show it. >The bigger picture: operating systems are slowly becoming part of the compliance infrastructure that governments are demanding …. your OS may increasingly know more about you than just your username.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ I wonder what this means about privacy for Linux users.

@UltraEgyptian @Pirat_Nation The first digital games platform with no games!

@Pirat_Nation It’s a smart business move that Steam fanatics just can’t comprehend.

Sony is reportedly working on its own dedicated PC launcher for PlayStation games. >PSN account to play, let Sony keep 100% of the revenue instead of giving a cut to Steam >Possibly block their titles from running on Microsoft’s upcoming Project Helix hybrid console. >The first major title to use this approach could be Marvel’s Wolverine. Sony has not made any official statement yet.

@ProsDoTalkShit <3

the way how this is the real Tycho and Gabe

finally someone who understands

@FortniteLinux It's just a chrome fork, the fact they didn't have it a month or two at release is insane.

Opera GX now has official Linux support before Fortnite

"Did I just catch you caring about Fallout's writing? Don't you know we're double contrarians now? We actually LIKE the bad writing of the new fallouts. *sigh* I guess some people just don't care about being the coolest guy in the room."

>Doesn’t even have gooners

@GundamNoContext That looks like porridge and hotdogs dude

Beef bologona teriyaki cheese egg microwave slop bowl

@FadeAwayMedia The world's most early 2010s man

A LIVE REACTION TO CM PUNK’S PIPEBOMB PROMO IS SOME OF THE RAREST FOOTAGE EVER MAN 😭 “He’s definitely getting fired for this” 💀 (TheWrestlinggurus) (2011)

TheFaithfulSheriff is in a bronze lobby rn asking if anybody has a mic so he can talk about jesus in his ranked games. He also keeps farting

@MrRicky23 @InsiderWire I should have the freedom to ignore and not bankroll Siddharth from Jaipur and his awful tweets he pays monthly to boost

@InsiderWire Then how is this free speech ??

#BREAKING: 𝕏 will soon let users restrict both posts and replies by region or country.

The Arch Linux 32 project (a volunteer-maintained 32-bit fork of Arch Linux) announced it was geo-blocking Brazilian IP addresses to avoid compliance with Brazil's newly enacted ECA Digital law. This law mandates auditable age verification for digital services potentially accessible by minors, including operating systems.

hop on hctp

this gon be me if season 3 is trash