I want to see some sort of codification to law enforcement and other legal entities about how image upscalers and other "enhancement" tools cannot be relied on
I should mention, when I say "games" I'm not strictly referring to video games. Tabletop games themselves have become increasingly complex recently. I've seen more people willing to play the entry-level Eurogame Catan than the monotonous, capitalism parody Monopoly.
I believe games, especially esports, are paving the way for us to grow more knowledgeable in metagames. Particularly those that shape our society as a whole.
@Securityshrimp Height : Tall
Shoe size : Larger than average which makes shoe shopping annoying.
Zodiac sign : One of them
Tattoos : Wouldn't you like to know ;)
Piercings : ;)
Fave color : Some of them
Fave drink : Whatever I'm drinking now.
@CircuitSwan Architecture: Highly detailed down to individual hosts but not necessarily complete or up to date. Was made by one person that knew everything as they were leaving for a different job.
@CircuitSwan Network: includes little to no superficial data, updated regularly and is complete in its representation of the network. Lists important network zones such as internal, external and DMZ. Has a cloud icon representing external.
Everyone is booping their computers until they get the right result. Some people just know about more elements they can remix into their booping cacophony to make something work.
You know those people that try to stuff their product announcements or hacky adventures with as many mentions of other existing products and tools? Why?
I hate that. I hate it when someone puts themselves down because they think they're "not as smart, creative, etc." Nobody is smarter than anybody else by a large margin.