https://torrentfreak.com/game-pirates-beat-denuvo-with-hypervisor-bypasses-irdeto-promises-countermeasure/Every single game with Denuvo has been bypassed Bypass is available for all denuvo games on day 0Irdeto is seething hard and saying more invasive DRM is coming. I'm guessing they will demand kernel level access in later versions of Denuvo.Will Microsoft allow them that?
I prefer to purchase DRM-free games on GOG.com!
>>108521364hell nomy gaming PC has a 5080 I'm not bothering to keep that in an offline only build
hypervisor is lame and gay
>>108521399Based.Remember that CAPCOM just release Breath of Fire 4 on steam with fucking rootkit, meanwhile chad version on GOG has no DRM, runs better and looks better than Steam's.
>>108521364>just buy a burner computerThis "fix" isn't making modern piracy any less gay
A general for vibe coding, coding agents, AI IDEs, browser builders, MCP, and shipping prototypes with LLMs.►What is vibe coding?https://x.com/karpathy/status/1886192184808149383https://simonwillison.net/2025/Mar/19/vibe-coding/https://simonwillison.net/2025/Mar/11/using-llms-for-code/►Prompting / context / skillshttps://docs.cline.bot/customization/cline-ruleshttps://docs.replit.com/tutorials/agent-skillshttps://docs.github.com/en/copilot/tutorials/spark/prompt-tips►Editors / terminal agents / coding agentshttps://cursor.com/docshttps://docs.windsurf.com/getstarted/overviewComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
Cursor on Claude Opus 4.6, one month worth of tokens and a weekend built me the capstone project for my M.Eng. degree. Kek @ funny luddites.
>>108521592did you try asking claude
I'm building an AI suicide hotline.Would anyone be interest in that?I've tried human hotlines before and they were absolutely awful so something powered by AI can't be much worse.
>>108521842my uncle said you will be sued
Can someone refactor AV1 into Rust and make it unlicensed?
Artemis 2 Live streamhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m3kR2KK8TEsTechnology doesn't get more advanced than this.
>>108520156does this planet even have the raw materials required for big-ass starships and the like? can’t imagine going to the moon and back for planned base building when the quarters are still this cramped
>>108520273Would probably have if it wasn't for the hundreds millions units of tanks and fighter jets and bombs. Priorities are not there.
>>108520156>comments turned offlmao is this because the "moonlanding was fake" folks?
>>108520156kek
>>108521074herehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m3kR2KK8TEs
Be me. 2026.>Just trying to research history, write code, and browse the web without a digital leash.>Governments decide "Safety" = "Total Surveillance."The trap is set: Every platform now demands a government ID, a biometric face scan, or a third-party "Age Verification" pass just to access basic information. These "verification" startups are massive honeypots. Remember the 2025 Discord partner breach? 70k+ IDs and selfies leaked because a "safety" company left the back door open. By "verifying," you aren't getting safety. You're handing your legal identity to the highest bidder. Restricting minors isn't about protection; it's about control. They want to define what "harmful content" is so they can curate a sanitized, lobotomized version of reality for an entire generation. Freedom of Information is a right, not a subscription service tied to a passport. I want to end this age restriction thing once and for all! We need to stop playing along with this "Digital ID" creep and do something about the whole internet slowly getting restricted.
It only requires a modicum of critical-thinking skills to realise that age verification is ONE HUNDRED PERCENT about surveillance-creep. If governments truly cared about "saving the heckin' kiddarinos", then they'd be discouraging parents from buying smartphones and laptops for their children. Timmy can't get groomed by a pedo on Discord if he can't even use the internet. Nor can he access internet porn or social media.Parents that buy a smartphone for their child should be shamed and ridiculed. It shouldn't be considered "normal" for a child to own a smartphone. As long as children are allowed easy access to smartphones and computers, then governments can always say "Ooh ooh Timmy's got a smartphone! He's getting groomed by le heckin' pedo!!!" Why not just take the fucking smartphone away? It'd be better for children's mental and emotional development anyway.>inb4 Timmy will find another way to get a phone.Of course he'll try to circumvent his parents and disobey. That's what kids do. Then as soon as the parents find out, they should discipline him by smashing it with a hammer and making him watch.
>>108520275you deserve it for being a frogposter.
>>108520285>>108520549>>108520612>>108521333Glowing hands wrote these posts.
>>108520332>Implying glow in the dark"children" don't existHearty kek. You'll be part of the first wave
>>108520275>Every platform now demands a government IDThis was their goal al along.https://github.com/upper-up/meta-lobbying-and-other-findingsEvery politician out there supporting this, is de facto selling our privacy for handouts. There will be proof surfacing, and there will be politicians going to jail over this.
at what point did hardware manufacturers give up on making really fast HDDs (like picrel) and let SSDs take over? my first desktop from 2009 or so had a 7200rpm drive, and then the Xbox One i got later used a 5400rpm one. i just find it strange because (to me) things were all over the place. my older sister's laptop from ~2019 still came with a mechanical drive, but it was during the era where they tried to cope with Optane (which afaik didn't work out well for consumers). i'm sorry if this is really incoherent and dumb but just a simple outline would be nice
>>108521390Wrong, random access speed is very important for system responsiveness and multi-tasking. Solid-state media took that away from high RPM HDDs.
Around 2015. Even if you did have a laptop with a HDD at that time most likely the OS was on an NVME with a HDD for extra data storageAnd now we are in this fresh hell
>>108517375lots of vibrations for relatively little sustained speed increases and very little random 4k improvements vs just buying an ssdyoure better off using the space required for padding to dissipate the vibrations for larger plattersdual actuators are a much better compromise between speed and capacityhttps://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/hdds/western-digital-doubles-the-performance-of-hard-drives-with-dual-actuator-high-bandwidth-with-path-to-8x-performance-increase-power-optimized-hdds-will-reduce-power-by-20-percent
>>108521390>Some autistic motherfucker will talk about seek times, but all of those are on the level of milliseconds now in hard drives.>t. loads the entire OS into a ramdiskThere's a reason hardware reviewers had to invent new benchmarks for SSDs. The performance improvement for everyday tasks was that fucking big because you're not just loading 1 file, it's a hundred small files per program. Even if they were just nanoseconds it would still add up fast.The average consumer doesn't care about sustained IOPS, they just want Windows and Office and Chrome to start quicker. HDDs never stood a chance.
>>108517375The only way you gonna get an HDD to read and write faster is if literally just spin the drive faster and its not worth it in especially as we progressed towards the age of solid state storage. Noisier and less longevity overall as you have to deal with the vibrations that come with spinning the disk faster.SSDs just made sense as advancements in fabrication made it possible and cheaper for a consumer to get a 1TB SSD with a read/write of over 6gb/s for less than $150
How would (You) improve it and make it better?
>>108521039Its 2026, 15-20 years ago is not windows 95 era.Also, I have used windows 95 and it worked well enough. Also, it did not cause me to desire death simply by looking at it.
>>108514481Completely delete the source code and backport DX12, kernel functions and security updates to windows 7, and nothing else. No telemetry, no AI.
ppl say make it foss.i say delete it. because its cancer.
upgraded from $4.5k gaming laptop I boughted just over 2 years ago to another, more current, $4.5k gaming laptopwindows 11 is doing significantly better
>>108514481>Allow local account>Get rid of AI>Get rid of Microsoft Edge>Get rid of Onedrive>Get rid of ads>Get rid of telemetry>Make file explorer faster >Make notepad faster>Return Windows 7 solitaire/games>Return classic right click menuThese are my ideas, you can add more if you want
Why do even good Apple products make /g/ seethe?
>>108518128I think you are just a soulless normgroid hylic, what do you think about that?
>>108516899>all the seething damage control posts
there is no equivalent to macsmacs have:>soldered SSD/RAM/WLANdoesnt exist on 99% of PCs>when pajeetOS runs out of RAM it swapfile rapes the SSD to death within 3 yearsdoesnt exist on 99% of PCs>when the SSD dies it bricks your entire currybook because the EFI is stored on the soldered SSD to save $0.05 on a dedicated chipdoesnt exist on 99% of PCs>components serial numbered and tied to the motherboard to prevent repair and replacement (including battery)doesnt exist on 99% of PCs>riveted keyboard that requires total destruction of the chassis to replacedoesnt exist on 99% of PCs>flexgate cables that are so brittle they crack from opening your screen past 90 degrees more than 2 dozen timesdoesnt exist on 99% of PCsComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>108517335>M2Enjoy not having AV1 hardware decoding >15 inch screenOk, boomer
>>108516899Now let's compare the screen quality, microphone, webcam, touchpad, noise, battery, power usage
Why won't you guys listen?
>>108521784you laugh but you are the one with a slave goy cattle mindset worried about nonsense spooks. i hope he continues dmca abusing the ue5 shill losers while you cry about how he should be the bigger man.
I'm just shocked we haven't heard of him shooting up a sorority house yetEither way this mexican virgin will eventually branch out to politics like they always do there's only so much money in whining about GPUs
>>108521556fr what is this KF thread I'm really curious>>108521807all of this is pure projection please seek help for your acute mental illness
>>108521820what am i projecting lets hear you say it in detail.
>>108513269(you)
Ganoo/Linux just hit 5% usage on Steam.https://linuxiac.com/linux-make-history-hitting-five-percent-usage-on-steam/
I'm a part of that number!
>>1085202382026, year of the Linux desktop.>>108520249Same!
Pretty stellar. Let's keep the momentum going.
>get hardware survey popup on linux partition>press accept>get hardware survey popup on windows partition>press denydevilish
>>108391159Don't buy anything other than IBM/Lenovo ThinkPad T, X, and W/P Series if you want the Real Business Experience™Other business laptops are welcome in /tpg/ (Dell Latitude/Precision, HP EliteBook/ZBook)Why ThinkPad?>Used machines are plentiful and cheap>Utilitarian design: e.g. mix of old and new ports, stable keyboard layout>Easy to repair, upgrade (some models) & maintain thanks to readily available service manuals, spare parts easy to obtain>Usable in cramped quarters thanks to the TrackPoint>Excellent Linux & *BSD supportThinkWiki - General infohttps://www.thinkwiki.org/Model generations:Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>108512179not an issue for me, I don't have any government apps on my phone and my banking app works fine on custom roms
>>108512253It's that one specific government app that GrapheneOS dev listed on his site.It's tied to a phone with no browser alternative unfortunately
For those of you with experience, whenever you've bought a ThinkPad with a BIOS/supervisor password, does it always come with Computrace as well?
>>108515315I've unlocked and resold 6 and none of them had Computrace but YMMV
>>108512183fujitsu is alright but finding parts is going to be helltoshiba is abysmal dogshit>>108515315they're mutually exclusive options
if i decide to program in holy C, do i still need to invest it's programming socks, or can i skip the tranny uniform? i don't want a prolapsed anus, bros ;_;
>>108521780a thread died for this
>>108521791good
very blasphemous postseek jesus
Why don't we make an OS from scratch with no Unix and no (minimal) legacy bloat?What would be the best architecture for this modern OS?
>>108521525Name a kernel - *specifically a kernel* - and its features that are fundamentally different from NT that people would move to other OSes.
>>108521582Libraries don't have anything do to with mode switches you dumb fuck.
>>108521611Holy fucking retard.
>>108521642seems to me like you're want a cheap ego boost
>>108521745Seems to me like you're projecting.
today was one of the weirdest encounters i’ve had at worki’m a supervisor at a company, and one of the employees i’ve been overseeing for about 4 months uses ubuntu on his work laptop. it was always a bit inconvenient since everyone else uses macs (company provided), so we’d have to deal with flash drives or uploads instead of just airdrop, but whatever — he got his work done so i didn’t careuntil todayi gave him something urgent to finish. came back after an hour and asked if he was done. he says he’s “having issues with his OS”we’re on a tight deadline, so i offer him a spare dell latitude to just get it done quicklythis guy straight up refuses and says “i don’t use this trash”at that point i don’t even care, i just tell him we need to finish the task NOW. he takes the laptop… and instead of doing the work, he starts trying to install ubuntu on itthat’s when i lost it. like actually what are you doing? you’re on the clock, we’re behind, and you’re reinstalling your favorite OS instead of doing your jobComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>108519603He can't use the other operating system, he doesn't know how to use it, give the task to someone else or give him alot more time.
>>108519603You think that's what happens? Shit, he'll claim hostile work environment and get unemployment while he finds another job. Not to mention he's a freetard so he likely lives borderline monastic and has loads of savings. I always make sure that I've got enough saved up that I can say "fuck this place" if something happens to make my work life unpleasant to the point where I'm miserable. And working with a bunch of cunts who literally won't install localsend so that ALL of you can "airdrop" to each other regardless of OS gives me a pretty good idea that there's two sides to this story. Though 99.9% chance this is engagement bait bullshit anyway and never happened.
>>108521711Good. I'm not the only one who thought "why the fuck didn't these retards just install localsend and call it a day?"
>>108521486This doesn't just apply to software or the gui, but even the language we speak to each other. People aren't taught reason in school, but they are told to vote, and that their opinion matters. It's all mind control. It's all bait for the worst parts of people.
>>108519603fucking based he probably got hired at another company for 2x the salary the next day
anything but kindle
>>108519308kindle
>>108519308My opinion on the Kindle is that it's nice to have all your books in one place, and downloadable, instead of pirating books and having to fuck around with file types and jailbreaking and all that garbagebut it's possible on kindle, just takes work
>>108519308Actual physical books
>>108519308Kobo Libra 2.
>>108519308a used one
What are you working on, /g/?Previous: >>108493357
>>108521677>macs>retarded piece of shitsperg detected
>>108521700>looks at kernelHe's right.
>>108521704yeah when I pick an operating system I think >hmmm how well engineered is the kernel?not>does it run fast and can I download all the shit I need
>>108521725The fact that you don't connect>does it run fastand>how well engineered is the kerneltells me you are, in fact, a brainlet.
>>108521304GoF design patterns are still only implementation details, they don't apply to application architecture level of abstraction
