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Valve bans Razer and Wooting’s new keyboard features in Counter-Strike 2 (www.theverge.com)

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Valve has moved quickly to outlaw automated keyboard features.

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[–] Dasus 2 points 2 months ago

Hundreds of years ago, society was so bored

I think "thousands" would be more accurate. We only have written records going back a few thousand years, and what we've gathered from what went on in Göbekli Tepe and other such places, they pretty much did something just for fun as well. I think trying to chase away the feeling of being bored is a quintessential human trait. In other words, our need for novel things is what actually elevated our species to be unlike any other.