The conspiracy is that the investment in this specific case requires or invites enshittification.

It’s a non sequitor, it does not follow.

Someone can come up with a story (a conspiracy) where it COULD be true and that story could fit the popular memes about capitalism… but that is not evidence. It’s just a story, fanfiction, words on the Internet unsupported by reality.

I’ve found his videos pretty on point in the topics that I’m familiar with.

I’d need more evidence of misleading information than ‘A popular content creator receives an investment’. That’s not proof.

It’s not even implied by the evidence presented outside of an implied conspiracy not built on anything other than a press release.

There may be evidence of foul play somewhere, but it was not presented here.

They advertise and are professionally licensed. Many specialize in counter-surveillance.

Other then the advice to “look”, theres not much you can do.

To do this in a way that will locate well-hidden devices you should hire a professional who owns the right tools.

Otherwise, install kismet and monitor for unknown BLE and wifi signals and use video surveillance to detect people attempting to remove passive devices.

You won’t be able to locate devices that use other wireless technology without specialized tools.

If this is a serious worry then hire a professional

Hire a private investigator that owns all of the tools

sudo sysctl net.ipv4.ip_forward

sudo sysctl -p

Those do not enable forwarding. One prints the value of forwarding and the other loads the config file.

To set it temporarily

sudo sysctl net.ipv4.ip_forward=1

To set it permanantly, edit /etc/sysctl.conf (or add a config file to /etc/sysctl.d/). You only need to add one line that reads ‘net.ipv4.ip_forward=1’

I have both strong opinions on things and suggestions.

The Windows software stack is completely independent of the Linux software stack. This doesn’t tell you anything about the problem. Trying Windows tells you that the hardware has the capability, but you could have learned that from a spec sheet.

If you want to solve the problem on Linux, make a post with the details of the problem and what you’ve tried so far as well as any logging that you can get out of Sunshine which would show you starting Sunshine and starting a stream.

Without any other information:I read the fantastic manual.

It looks like you’re likely running into a documented problem: Mesa has disabled VA-API for legal reasons

Without vaapi support, sunshine falls to software encoding which means the encoding is running on your CPU and that is what is causing the stuttering, so to fix it you would need to install a version of mesa that’s been compiled with the correct flags (h264enc, 265enc).

The instructions for doing this depends on our distro. On Arch, amdonly-gaming-mesa-git is listed as an optional package for the AUR version of sunshine, amdonly-gaming-mesa-git is compiled with video-codes=all which will enabled the h264, h265 support.

It works fine on my 7800XT.

They’re just confusing ‘This isn’t working for me’ with ‘This isn’t working for Linux’

Oh great more mens rea-less laws.

Nothing like police showing up for reasons that you don’t understand and charging you for crimes that you were not even aware that you were committing.

I forget which page this was on the in book of Democracy, but I’m pretty sure it was towards the end.

Pipewire can use vsts natively.

I use an RNN noise plugin for background noise removal, it’s just a pipewire device that you can connect other sources through (using graphical wireplumber interfaces) or hard code specific inputs/outputs in the config.

It’s probably a lot easier to use them in an application, but if you only need a few then this is a way to handle it without needing additional software.

That was 4 years ago, the last one is practically an adult, he needs a new one.

This.

Even the original argument, that patents exists to reward inventors with a period of time where they have the sole ability to sell their product, is gone. Now patents are simply owned by the company or university and rarely the inventor or scientist, they’re allowed to be renewed over and over so that they are effectively eternal.

It’s a shit system designed to encourage rent seeking behaviors without the risk and cost of having to invent new things.

https://theonion.com/pam-bondi-thought-that-went-pretty-well/

Nobody that understands that is going on there is going to use a website to compress a file, … right?

Very well written.

Gosh, I hope I can survive the reputation harm that I’m suffering because a faceless person(?) on the Internet has read my comments in bad faith and slaughtering their freshly created strawmen.

Haha pointing out the wrong[…]

“Haha, pointing”

Phone -> Wireguard -> Offshore VPS -> Pi-hole -> over 9,000 proxies -> Mullvad VPN -> Facebook App installed through the Google play store on my Verizon smartphone.

Is this secure? Should I use more Pi-Holes?

The topic of the thread is about users migrating away from Discord due to privacy concerns over their ID requirements. If this doesn’t apply to you, what is your purpose commenting? To tell us all that the thing in the OP isn’t actually happening?

Your position is that:

• this can’t happen,
• people can’t leave discord because people are on discord,
• it’s impossible to learn 3 applications,

Therefore nobody would replace Discord with Teamspeak and also use some other chat program (that’s 2 programs! which is nearly as impossible as learning 3 programs!).

You’re posting this opinion in a thread about users migrating to TeamSpeak and calling me the idiot?

That’s certainly an opinion.

Your a fucking delusional idiot.

‘Your’ is the possessive form of you.

You’re is the word you’re looking for, as it is a contraction of ‘you are’ as in ‘you are an idiot’.

Oh, that looks pretty nice, thanks for the recommendation.

I’ll have to throw up an XMPP setup and give it a shot. It looks like they have a podman container setup available: https://github.com/movim/movim

I wish these guys luck.

I like the idea of a smartwatch, but I’m not accepting the Faustian bargain required to wear them. I can see my heart rate as long as Google can see my hearrate? No thanks, pass.

Voice chatting and streaming and text channels on the same client are an absolute must.

Yes, those are certainly a convenience that would be nice to have.

I just don’t think they’re “Be subjected to Discord” nice anymore.

I’ll take on the burden of launching two executables and clicking two different windows in order to not be subjected to the endless monetization and privacy violations.

Not everyone agrees, that that’s fine too. Using Discord (or Signal if your group is small and care more about privacy than open source) isn’t wrong, but some people see the downsides as outweighing the benefits.