They certainly are in that less logical camp, that’s for sure. And you’re right, they have not and will not learn anything from this instance, or similar ones, going forward.
They certainly are in that less logical camp, that’s for sure. And you’re right, they have not and will not learn anything from this instance, or similar ones, going forward.
Got my ban overturned :)
For the troll in here, idk your name I blocked you, the guy “very fluent” in these matters - take this opportunity to humble and educate yourself
I can’t tell you why, you are entirely correct. The EAC runtime used in Linux doesn’t have any kernel access, I misunderstood the context of the conversation when I made my first comment.
Lmao you can’t be real. Ignorance is bliss, I suppose.
How exactly does one prove a negative? Juggling fallacies isn’t a good look, my friend.
Are you aware that EAC is indeed a kernel level anticheat? Apex 100% does not use a user space anticheat, it is kernel level.
You’re the goat! Thanks for sharing. I dropped a comment to the respawn employee and a comment on the EA thread linked in the reddit post.
Same thing happened to me, unfortunate for us…
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This comment feels like it just stepped out of a time machine. I can’t remember the last time I fretted over 200MB of overhead/memory usage.
I’m in no way judging you, merely commenting on how different our use cases and expectations are.
Awesome, I’ll definitely keep my eye on it. Thanks!
I recently saw Unity had been necromanced, I miss it to be honest. What issues did you run into that make it not a daily driver atm?
I think the distinction is kinda pointless anyways. As long as the information is conveyed I don’t really care about acronym/initialism pronounciation.
I’ve spent nearly 20 years in academia and professional software development and have never heard anyone pronounce it Gee-you-eye, funnily enough.
Gonna try it this week and see how many people look at me like I’m crazy.
Edit: spelling
Same. I’ll never forget that thing…