@hankgreen imo you dont seen a middle ground because the free/for-profit overlap is very healthy. many engineers work on both, open source in their free time and for profit software professionally. a lot of open source is also corporate sponsored and used for profit.
@extendbuzzard40@PolitlcsUK genuinely curious, is there any train in the word offering more than 200mbps?
gigabit wireless doesn't really exist in practice
@IsaacKing314 is there a bridge or tunnel nearby? i've see if flicker on then off when driving under an overpass, my best guess is it's using your car's daylight sensor.
@RogueXFPS they're not even bricking the devices. they're simply requiring memory protection be turned on (the default), for obvious reasons these dma cards don't work with iommu.
@NonzeroVT "cybersecurity person here" bruh be so fr
nothing is bricked, it just requires iommu when it detects this device. no one playing these games has any business even turning off iommu anyways.
@boymodin these hacks aren't creating any input, they're reading the games memory to reveal hidden information. a second machine is displaying this information and controlling the dma card.
modern hacking is far beyond what you think is happening