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blind rop? Well, if they are using AI they are unlikely to do this in a reasonable amount of time anyway. Also, not sure how one would go on with that if all protectors and pointers change every run and fork like on OpenBSD.

From the very little I’ve researched, a DoS with it isn’t hard but for RCE one needs to know some pointers inside… doable if you assume it’s Debian or something then just download a bunch of versions locally and try them.

It’s hardware Vulkan graphics only. A friend I played the multiplayer mod with doesn’t have Vulkan. I myself for a while played on a computer that doesn’t have Vulkan (well, technically does but most of the things I’ve tried to run just black screened because of missing functions).

Speaking of the multiplayer mod, it’s no simple text file shit. I built it by downloading dotnet from marcoshaft. I wonder how mods like these (in general, not this specific one) are claimed to be compatible, I guess they rewrote Unity builtins or something. In the modern day and age, sounds like something that would be LLM assisted… We will see if it sucks I guess.

You have ignored the other suggested project in that comment.

Doing bad decisions are part of simple sabotage, comrade.

(/srs) my most convincing theory is that it’s for testing smithing skills. Like that one boat on 3D printers.

Can you print a frame in pieces to put the other parts in?

The thing is, the US is already fascist.

Also, you know the downfall of Autistici/Inventati - No - check my post history. One of the events that happened is that US owned PIR removed one of the domain names since they own .org. One less US entity, one less point of failure.

“Nobody” That’s the 4% market usage, clearly

10% of stock Chrome users, basically, is what you are waiting for on the graphs.

5 - Thanks for your input casually puts paper in bin, it was great having you…

Ah yes, an appimage packaged into a Flatpak packaged around Docker packaged into a proot+bubblewrap script which is packaged back into a Docker container (but a never version) running under a Snap packaging of LXC under Flatpak.