BloodOmen
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The real fun one is that there are something like 2000 DNS records you need to block at router level to stop this. PiHole solves this at a technical level but jesus christ it's terrible.
If they started doing it I'd ditch my devices.
This is a legit option now in all honesty, the M$ nonsense is just ramping up, latest one is a family 365 is going from 6TB storage (1TB per family member) to 2TB shared across all and is being pushed as an "improvement"I'd swap to Linux, as he said in the video though even Linux would likely fall victim to it, just less than Windows. As for TV's etc, I'm just not buying LG anymore and depending what future investigations by them find, I may blacklist other brands too.
This is a legit option now in all honesty, the M$ nonsense is just ramping up, latest one is a family 365 is going from 6TB storage (1TB per family member) to 2TB shared across all and is being pushed as an "improvement"
Anything Steam based now shouldn't have those hoops. I honestly find the desktop experience to be the difficult part, it's just not up to par.I keep trying Linux on and off, its very quick/responsive, the only thing that puts me off it is having to jump through hoops to get some games running... most work fine but others you need to configure various things.
Anything Steam based now shouldn't have those hoops. I honestly find the desktop experience to be the difficult part, it's just not up to par.
Yeah the Anti Cheat stuff is BS. Fortnite is coming to Linux now so hopefully that will blow right through EAC refusenik Devs in futureI don't mind it, its not so bad once you get used to it. I had mine setup so it was pretty much just a carbon copy of Windows... only Linux. I was using Mint, though, I hear Bazite (spelling?) is the "Best" for Linux gaming as its customized purely for gaming out of the box.
Most Steam games work BUT some games that use anti-cheat do not, the reason being developers have it disabled on their end for Linux (Rust being a prime example, you can play Rust but you cannot join official servers because Easy Anti-Cheat doesn't work on Rust specifically, EAC works on Elden Ring fine for Linux, just not Rust, I've asked the Rust devs numerous times why they don't have it enabled for Linux they just give the usual generic shite)