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Making arbitrary peripherals not work is the opposite of "a seamless plug and play experience".
by josephcsible 3y ago
Making arbitrary peripherals not work is the opposite of "a seamless plug and play experience".
- pierat 3y agoThe masses are almost always willing to trade rights for 'ease'. It's also how we get to IoT, cloud-tied software and hardware, and all sorts of anti-purchaser tech, to benefit the actual owner. The longer I live, I realize that Stallman was right about tech. All of it.
- VincentEvans 3y agoNon-microsoft peripherals in my gaming universe are used for one purpose - to cheat and to tilt the otherwise perfectly level playing field into cheaters favor. I don’t care for their existence. There’s a ton of other options to play games where non-standard “enhancements” are allowed, along with wall hacks, map hacks, anti-recoil, trigger hacks, etc. You and Stallman can use those. Hopefully they ban mouse and keyboard too. I prefer “my ball” to officially stamped and pumped to the correct pressure.