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Some Competitive Multiplayer games that generally “just work” and perform well under Linux/Proton: Insurgency Sandstorm, Hunt Showdown, Hell Let Loose, Dead by Daylight, Battlebit

Don’t worry, russia. NATO will protect you from big bad Ukraine. /s

Ah, yes. The goal of protecting russian lives, if I recall. Or the one about stopping NATO’s eastward expansion? waves to Finland and Sweden. Or the one about making russia a world power again? waves to Armenia and Syria.

You mispelled notoriety. And it won’t. He was a weak self-obsessed evil villian back in 2000 with Grozny. He has only got older and more decrepit since then.

Back to being a regional power^HH^HH^Hnuisance, then.

The sooner russians get rid of putin and his KGB/FSB ilk, the quicker russians can learn about and reflect on their real history, start making amends, and get onto a better path that could bring wider prosperity. It’s a shame to see such wasted potential.

Yes, we all know why ukrainian soldiers rescue cats from bombed out residential buildings, don’t we? They are EATING the rescue cats! /s

Terrorists are obviously behind heart disease. They are playing the long game.

How often do you see a morbidly obese terrorist? I bet they laugh as they add extra sugar and salt to your XL portion of fast food and microwave meals. The worst part is … they could be anywhere, even in your own kitchen.

In a gold rush, it’s best to be the one selling shovels.

It truly is a shame that this behaviour is considered acceptable in many games. I still report racist comms, but it’s sometimes hard to manage as (a) it’s near impossible to report 5 people chanting n****r all at once (b) they rarely get banned when you do.

It is incredible to me how little imagination these people have, acting like primary school children who just learned a bad word and now use it all the time.

In the EU, it is primarily russians and americans who engage in this behaviour (as far as I can recognise the accents). A downside of the sanctions is that many games no longer have russian servers.

I would like to see some legislation that “encourages” large multiplayer game server operators to police their online environments properly.

An apparmor profile is associated with an executable, based on its filesystem path. I think distributions tend to support either SELinux or Apparmor, but some (like Arch) support both.

Apparmor profiles are easier to reason about than SELinux, I find.

I have two apparmor profiles targeting shell scripts, which can run other programs. One is “audit” (permissive with logging) and the other is “safe” (enforcing).

The safe profile still has a lot of read access, but not to any directories or files with secrets or private data. Write access is only to the paths and files it needs, and I regularly extend it.

For a specific program that should have very restricted network access, I have some iptables (& ip6tables) rules that only apply to a particular gid, and I have a setgid wrapper script.

Note: This is all better than nothing, but proper segregation would be better. Running things on separate PCs, VMs or even unpriviliged containers.

What part of “in one day” did y’all not understand?! /strategicMastermind

On the bright side, they have regained over 50% of occupied Kursk, with some help from North Korea. They can pat themselves on the back for that, surely.

You thought pirating software was safe in russia, student scum? Haha, off to the front with you. Oh, btw, can you play Chopin’s Marche Funèbre? It’s my favourite! /s

You want to cut my hair for cheap? No, I am going to stab myself in the eye with the scissors. Haha, you lose.

Seriously though, tariffs can help (as part of a bigger strategy) to develop and protect important industries. You probably want a surgical approach in applying them, though.

If any of this actually happened (unlikely), I’d expect the US to start a very long slide to irrelevance.

Where “other importers” are vetted by Orban and his party, no doubt. Line up to pay tribute today, for tomorrow might be too late.

We can all join in with a … very … slow … claaaaaaaaaaaaap.

At this stage, it should be put to a conscience vote, Scholzy boy.

Perhaps one of his business friends from Hamburg could ask him nicely?

I expect we’ll see some very public criminal prosecutions of scapegoats, and “increased cooperation” from china. A whistleblower or two will also silently disappear.

Any endorsement would be a significant step toward WW3, preceded by a global trade war.

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