Fluxer is just Discord 2 and likely to go the same way. The website changed pretty quickly but there was an older version talking about monetization models and what was basically Nitro by another name.
If people are serious about wanting to ditch Discord, the answer is going back to decentralized systems, not replacing Discord with a nearly identical app that has the same vulnerability to the owners getting greedy.
Yeah, those ears and facial structure are very similar to mine. I’m hoping I can scrape together the money to get her DNA tested but I feel like boxer is a foregone conclusion.
And you could have looked up information instead of vomiting nonsense everywhere but instead we’re here.
I just figured that since you’re such an obvious expert on the subject, you’d just know.
They’re all positioning for government bailouts anyway. Whether Trump or a neoliberal lickspittle, they know they’re pretty much covered. All of the important c-suite people will be perfectly fine.
Well, a consumer giving you $350 for a RAM set is cash in hand. The contracts with hyperscalers are all IOUs until the contracts are actually fulfilled aren’t they? At what point does actual money, not the promise of money, transfer from buyer to seller?
Aren’t the data center deals only finalized and paid upon actual completion of the project? Like that’s part of what makes the AI thing a bubble - companies are trading IOUs. I pinky swear to buy these chips once I have the data centers to house them in and the data centers have the power, water, etc from local infrastructure needed to operate and you pinky swear you’ll have the actual physical goods available at that time to fulfill that order.
What happens if a large amount of these pinky swears, which inflated stock prices are built on top of, fall through?
Or you could just make a waifu gacha game that people install freely because, dude: anime tiddies! And it requires kernel level anticheat because you definitely don’t want people getting their waifus and husbandos for free.
I don’t know that any of that is or could be connected to spyware, but it seems like if I wanted to orchestrate some kind of hidden state sponsored spyware network, targeting the gooners that will voluntarily install software on their phones and computers would be a lot simpler than hiding shit in RAM.
Your comments are impressively unpopular. It’s really rare that I see comments downvoted into double digits given Lemmy’s small size.
Have you maybe considered you’re just wrong?
Most of the actually good games don’t need strong hardware.
It encourages people who find these bugs to use them rather than report them.
I mean if it’s just a fender bender, who cares? Bumpers are meant to bend. Do you think it was hit hard enough to cause actual structural damage?
Cool. A federated Discord might be the easiest solution. If you’re gonna self host I’m not sure why you wouldn’t just use teamspeak, though.