After the whole crowd strike debacle Microsoft is trying to remove most things from the kernel into user land, including anti-cheat. If this will actually makes wine possible for those games is still up for debate but either way kernel-level anti-cheat seems to be on the way out.
https://pureinfotech.com/microsoft-removes-antivirus-windows-kernel/
Kernel anti-cheat won't work on windows soon anyways
The extra word is not needed. The most accurate version is just:
Don’t.
From: Kent Overstreet @ 2025-07-28 15:14 UTC
Judgment day has arrived.
Edit:
No noteworthy feature work: we're in hard freeze.
Lots of bugfixes. Assorted user visible changes and fixes: [...]
- Nocow writes can now be rebalanced (e.g. background_target, background_compression options)
- Repair improvements: we'll now reconstruct missing inodes if we find contents for that inode (more than one or two keys), not just if the inodes btree was damaged: similarly for 'dirent to missing inode'.
These messages don't fill me with confidence, they sound like new features and seem somewhat complicated. Maybe they were already implemented and just broken and now fixed but remembering his track record...
The mafia, they seem to have all the money.
Yeah I know, that's just mostly the debate I'm seeing.
I think the most viable good solution is EU regulation, maybe through citizen initiative, seeing as payment processors are one of the biggest Gatekeeper around.
The person implying that the stock market is a pyramid scheme.
Sadly the bird killed itself before it could repeat the message.
You don't need to trust to use cloud services, I copy encrypted backups into the cloud. The only risk is that they don't give it back but that's why you have multiple backups.
The extra words are not needed. The most accurate version is just:
Don’t trust companies.
This is a heated topic it seems, to crypto or not to crypto.
And for those who don't know: git was there first, then github offered it for code management (they are two different things, don't confuse git with github!)