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It’s poorly optimized UE5 slop. Looks like shit, plays like shit.

Hard pass.

It may surprise you to know that people produced music before IP laws existed.

I mean, that’s what that guy who had the issue back then also thought. IIRC he had morse code and whispering at random times.

Maybe just quickly check what Steam’s audio player has listed as soundtracks, just to rule it out (assuming you haven’t found the cause yet).

Last time I heard about weird audio playing it was Steam’s built-in soundtrack player picking up all kinds of weird stuff and randomly playing it (or getting triggered through some shortcut or something)… just to rule it out, do you have Steam installed?

Personally I do have to agree though, the website itself looks kinda scuffed.

For me it’s grounds to deny a merge request. Can’t explain your code? Then it’s evidently not clear enough. Come back when it is.

A professionally well-maintained wiki would work.

I can tell you that most corporations, if they even have a wiki, don’t have a well-maintained one (often despite their efforts).

They can, it’s harmless to the wildlife.

Btw this feature is exactly why certain companies are also banning Revolut cards; turns out authorizes for payments on a card that is about to disappear is a great way to not have to pay for anything (the Dutch OVPay had fraud issues with these cards for example).

There’s a handful of people out there cracking Denuvo games.

The issue is mostly energy costs though. Startups do lose money; to hiring new people, marketing, etc… But in this case the entire business case loses money a the moment, and without any significant breakthroughs they likely will keep losing money like that.

Machine learning doesn’t necessarily require a centralized cluster. Usually running those kinds of models is pretty cheap, it’s not an LLM basically. They usually do better than human moderators as well, able to pick up on very minute ‘tells’ these cheats have.

I understand your point about edge cases, but that’s not something the average player cares about much. E-sports is a pretty niche part of any game, especially the higher ranks. You just want to filter out the hackers shooting everyone each game that truly ruin the enjoyment. Someone cheating to rank gold instead of silver or whatever isn’t ruining game experiences; they’re usually detectable too, but if you get a false negative on that it’s not the end of the world. A smurf account of a very highly ranked player probably has a bigger impact on players’ enjoyment.

Didn’t Microsoft stop this in a recent-ish update? I remember trying it on a machine without TPM and it just didn’t work.

Bazzite worked fine though (after some headaches setting it up).

These tricks may make it indistinguishable to a human moderator, but machine learning is actually really good at detecting that. But most companies don’t have the expertise, resources or training data to build a proper model for it.

No, usually the water doesn’t cool down fast enough. Trying to reuse it just slowly heats it up, until either the water or the servers evaporate.

Imo cities like Bruges or Antwerp are much nicer.

Mine checks if you’re awake. If not, she’ll start knocking shit over until you wake up.

There’s almost certainly some text preprocessor that treats training data first, so I’m not sure if your old-timey letters ever reach an LLM.

For those who might not know, this is the final scene from Finding Nemo. In English, it says “Fin”, a fun pun.

I’ve seen the lines, people do buy this junk.