Serinus

This was all born out of my rant on Riot's kernel level anti-cheat, and how it really is less risky than plenty of other games. Small publisher games on Steam, like Lethal Company, are more risky despite having less access. You don't need kernel level access to upload a user's documents directory or to install ransomware.

If you really care about being safe, you need your games and less trusted software on a completely isolated drive and OS.

On Ubuntu I was missing a cursor on one monitor, and my cursor was misplaced on another (as in it would display in a different location than where it would click). Both of those monitors would get around 3 frames per second.

My solution has been to never boot into Linux again. Maybe I'll order the proper combination of cables so that I don't need the adapter. Can you use all four ports of an Nvidia card? I seem to remember they'd only allow three ports despite supporting up to four monitors.

Any idea why this doesn't work on Linux?

https://www.startech.com/en-us/display-video-adapters/mstdp123dp?srsltid=AfmBOoob3VfHSQk6z-CMlI9IhfcX_i1fS5c-mTMV7b_nPjTu47a72EtO

One of the few things we know about Vance is that he doesn't believe what he says.

I'd take the coin flip liar over the traitor.

When it's ready, because the admins do more detailed research than just "bigger number better".

My typical method of checking is to look at the mod log at the very bottom right of this page (next to Legal), and search for their name. Activity there does not rule someone out, especially bans from .ml, but it'll help you make a judgement. Then I'll spot check their history, both for content and how often they post. People who are going to be on the site regularly anyway tend to be better moderators, as they'll both notice their notifications and spot things without being prompted.

Unfortunately, tech_memes is still too new to offer any suggestions on who to pick. The one name I do have I'd quickly rule out from my previous interactions with them (likely troll).

Generally moderating a community shouldn't take more than 5 minutes a day (a little more some days, a little less most every other day). It's part of the reason we try to find a lot of moderators to do a low number of communities each. Hopefully you're not getting that many reports on different content.

If you're still having issues, reach back out to us in a week or two and I'll see what I can do.

Thanks,

Lemmy.World Community Team

All that does is allow someone in the middle to potentially read your traffic. So what's secret about the traffic between you and the Internet archive? If it's only your login details, that seems like a you problem.

It wasn't long ago that most of the internet was http only.

So you've... compromised your own security. Grats?

Is he a drag queen?

Hilarious.

And, if it's a big enough portion of the charity's funding, influence over the charity. But not tax breaks.

I'm sure a certain narrative will be curated here.