It is. That’s just the only game I’ve played lately that may have had an anti cheat splash.

Does Deep Rock Galactic or maybe Marvel Rivals use EAC? I could’ve sworn I’ve seen pop-ups mention it and those are the three games I’ve played on Linux. But also, memories are bad, constructed memories happen, yadda yadda.

Because the client has to know where the enemies are while still hiding it from the player.

Why? :3 If a player shouldn’t be able to see someone, just don’t send their location.

I’m still confused why any game having a way to upload a worm into Steam is good and why it was uniquely a GMod problem. It sounds like a case of a problem waiting to happen and the first place it happened to happen was GMod.

Hello game, yes, I am indeed actually on the other side of the wall, now inside the enemy’s base.

Rust’s top player count was ~263,000, so .01% of players is 26. Good job stopping between 14 and 26 cheaters by not supporting Linux.

The game doesn’t render blocks that aren’t exposed to air. So that trick let’s you see caves and some ores, but not most ores.

I think Helldivers 2 uses EAC and it works on Proton just fine.

I saw what I imagine is a tourist attraction demonstrating that it’s “true” but you can definitely see them rotate their arm in opposite directions. They unplug a sink that that carry across the equator.

I think the same about the sandwich company that asked people to share how they “top their subs”.

What’s it pointing at? That is a directional antenna. So it’s trying to talk to something in that direction (either sending or receiving or both).

Edit: Note that the answer to what it’s pointing at night be vague like “a city”. Imagine a walkie talkie with a directional antenna. It doesn’t need to be pointed directly at who you’re talking to, just the general area would be fine.

I think I missed “will have” and read it as “will”

Billionaires aren’t your friends. Corporations aren’t your friends.

The most generous thing I can think is that facial structure is not a protected class in the US so they’re saying it’s technically okay to descriminate against.

Reddit already went through an IPO.

Your library doesn’t have computers?

Everything is a rectangle now 😭

It exists but you need to have an amateur radio license to do it legally. https://www.hamtv.com/ Long story short, some of the frequencies from analog television are now allocated for amateur radio use, so you can use that with little extra equipment.

“I want what steam is making but I’m not willing to improve service OR charge less!”

It’s fucking wild. Like, I love Steam, don’t get me wrong, but holy shit just suck less (edit: than other stores do) and charge less (edit: of devs) and you could gobble up a lot of that market share. But none of them do.