Holly
@dreaminghollytrees.bsky.social
Cohost refugee. Securing spots so I don't lose artists, writers and friends.
I don't know what I'll use most really, Cohost really changed how I use social media. I hope I can at least stay open about my weird interests.
Like cool Therians.
R.I.P. Eggbug
I don't know what I'll use most really, Cohost really changed how I use social media. I hope I can at least stay open about my weird interests.
Like cool Therians.
R.I.P. Eggbug
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In case anyone needs specifics: I have experience in game programming (Lua(u), C#), web programming (PHP, JavaScript/Node), web design, and MySQL database design and querying. Casting my net wider though, as I'm aware training is often available.
November 1, 2025 at 1:36 PM
In case anyone needs specifics: I have experience in game programming (Lua(u), C#), web programming (PHP, JavaScript/Node), web design, and MySQL database design and querying. Casting my net wider though, as I'm aware training is often available.
Reposted by Holly
the video game industry's obsession with kernel level anti-cheat is such a declaration of intellectual bankruptcy.
“why should we prevent clients from sending the KILL_EVERYONE_AND_WIN packet, when we can just force everyone to make their computers vulnerable and give us kernel mode access?”
“why should we prevent clients from sending the KILL_EVERYONE_AND_WIN packet, when we can just force everyone to make their computers vulnerable and give us kernel mode access?”
November 14, 2025 at 12:06 AM
the video game industry's obsession with kernel level anti-cheat is such a declaration of intellectual bankruptcy.
“why should we prevent clients from sending the KILL_EVERYONE_AND_WIN packet, when we can just force everyone to make their computers vulnerable and give us kernel mode access?”
“why should we prevent clients from sending the KILL_EVERYONE_AND_WIN packet, when we can just force everyone to make their computers vulnerable and give us kernel mode access?”