Ah, you’re right. It is BSD. Good to know. I was simply posing a hypothetical though, I always wondered about things like this
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If the PS5 is based off of Linux, and some of these vulnerabilities tested, don’t impact the PS5 in any way, does that mean technically Sony could get sued for not recontributing code back to the Linux projects? I mean, it means they fixed the issues on the PS5 but didn’t contribute it back right?
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PC Master Race@lemmy.world•EA Is Reportedly Looking To Sell BiowareEnglish
2·3 months agoHopefully Sony doesn’t buy it, they’ll gut the company kill the best games and claim that the shittiest game in the library is going to pave the way for future Bioware projects.
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PC Master Race@lemmy.world•We now have independent testing confirming Razer's latest innovative mouse sensor tech does what it says it doesEnglish
32·4 months agoToo bad they don’t have innovative mouse button tech that makes button clicks last longer than a year before a double-clicking issue is introduced. Back when I used Razer mice, I went through at least one of those cheap ass products a year. After replacing 4 of them annually for the same probhlem, I switched to a Logitech G502 5 years ago and I’m still using it.
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PC Master Race@lemmy.world•Marathon’s player base is collapsing, and Bungie’s future looks increasingly bleak as concerns grow around the studio’s live‑service directionEnglish
3·4 months agoFunny enough, if the rumors are true, there is work being done to make a Halo MMOFPS live service game with customizable characters.
I’ll believe it when I see it, but here’s hoping.
Edit: Actually, it looks like just this month Microsoft killed it with the restructuring and layoffs they just had. FML.
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PC Master Race@lemmy.world•Marathon’s player base is collapsing, and Bungie’s future looks increasingly bleak as concerns grow around the studio’s live‑service directionEnglish
8·4 months agoNo one asked for this game.
No one wanted a Marathon game that didn’t center around a main PvE campaign.
No one wants Bungie to chase trends.
Bungie used to create the moulds that everyone else used to create games; they were the trend setters. Starting the last couple years of Destiny 2, they forgot how to be creative and instead started chasing trends and turning Destiny 2 into something it wasn’t:
- Oh, you want metroidvania style gaming, Bungie literally turned you into the Metroid ball and threw in Castlevania-style mechanics
- You want roguelike/roguelight? They create The Nether and The Coil.
- You like Star Wars? Bungie gave you light sabers and turned the Cabal into fat storm troopers and turned Dredgen into sith crybabies.
- Not to mention all the collaboration skins that made no sense in the world of Destiny 2.
Bungie has no identity any more. Anyone who made their identity in the past is gone. They have a barebones team who are running out of duct tape to prop up the only remaining game they have that no one wants to play, no one asked for and no one gives a shit about.
Sony shutdown the wrong game and has the absolute worst business sense I’ve ever seen lately (ditching physical discs, shutting down D2 over Marathon, raising PS+ prices for new subsribers, no longer releasing single player games on PC, etc.).
Bungie won’t last a year. Blame Pete Parsons’ greed. Blame Herman Hulst and Sony’s inability to give gamers what they want. Doesn’t matter. The writing’s on the wall for that studio and it’s a fucking shame.
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PC Master Race@lemmy.world•Valve warns memory crisis is getting worse, retail prices lag bulk supply by up to six months - VideoCardz.comEnglish
13·4 months agoI had to replace the memory in my gaming PC because the old memory went bad. I managed to pick up a Corsair 32GB 6000 MT/s 30-36-36-72 kit (2x16GB) on sale for $484.
$484 was the fucking sale price!
The RAM I replaced was a Kingston Fury Beast RGB 32GB kit that cost $180 4 years ago.
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PC Master Race@lemmy.world•Global RAM shortage should start to fall by 2028, says Micron, as datacenter demands devastate everythingEnglish
1·4 months agoI think Micron themselves have a counter argument to this article. It sounds like they are going to fix pricing on RAM for 5 more years:
As a Jesse Pinkman fan, I use “bitch”.
bitch poweroffbitch rm -rf /


You’re right, this does seem to be the case. Good to know.