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The 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
by pierat 3y ago
The 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.