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Mugita Sokio

@ msokiovt @lemmy.today

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Partial German-American Khazar, and an aspiring Vtuber. Also, former editor for CoculesNation.

Interests are as follows: Music, Gaming, TTRPGs, Creative Writing, FOSS, Linux, AI, Numerology (Gematria, Chinese Numerology, Chaldean Numerology, etc.), and Pro Wrestling.

Things in other languages are written using LibreTranslate.

PFP was generated using Mistoon Diamond (SD 1.5) with 1Shot and Coconut LoRA for those interested in Stable Diffusion.

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  • I can't even play Apex anymore because EA decided Linux players cheat, and therefore, must be categorically banned from playing. All they did was turn off that switch for Proton/WINE support.

    The real reason is because they can't spy on people who use Linux too easily, like they can with Windows used.

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  • Silksong is designed for those who are good at Hollow Knight, I think.

  • Choosing the VPN That's Right for You

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  • There's a reason why I didn't mention Air instead of those three I named:

    • All three I named are the following:
      • Free Software (libreware, despite being SaaS)
      • Outside 5-Eyes and 9-Eyes
      • AES-256
      • Audited

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  • Yep, Kape... an Israeli malware distributor.

  • Choosing the VPN That's Right for You

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  • PIA is Israeli now (Kape Technologies, a malware distributor).

  • Choosing the VPN That's Right for You

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  • There are only three good ones, in no particular order:

    • IVPN
    • Mullvad
    • Proton

    Any other VPN used is a mistake.

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  • It unfortunately goes to a Khazar (I'm a partial Khazar, what most of y'all call a partial "Jew"), so I get the sentiment.

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  • For me, PC Building Simulator 2 due to Epic Games hosting it instead of Steam.

    Screw Sweeny's ball-sucking requirements!

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  • I think you can easily use a VPN at the router level for you (as long as you have a modem set to bridge mode, and bridge a router of your choice to it), and that way, you'll at least protect yourself a bit (DNS comes first).

  • This one weird trick could stop US women from voting

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  • Here's me playing devil's advocate.

    Before 1920, women didn't even vote in any selection at all (yes, every election is a selection, no matter who "wins"). In fact, there's a ton of evidence that women didn't want to vote even before the Suffrage movement, which was astroturfed beyond a resaonable doubt. Jane Addams was against women voting, saying, "I do not believe that women are better than men. We have not wrecked railroads, nor corrupted legislature, nor done many unholy things that men have done; but then we must remember that we have not had the chance."

    The site I got that quote from is this: https://www.crusadeforthevote.org/naows-opposition

    However, when suffrage ended with women being able to vote (in a disgustingly shady manner, by the way), this doubled the work force, and therefore, increased the tax rate for persons (the IRS was new back in the day). The SAVE Act, if the theory is correct, would prevent women from voting in any election, and that's a historical thing that would happen again. However, that still doesn't solve the problem with selections being scripted (I don't call them elections anymore).

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  • I was also recommending my family not get Starlink, though many people on the right shill it (reviews seem to be skewed for purely political reasons). However, on the technical front, HughsNet and one other service (I forget who) use higher orbit satellites, and apparently, their speeds and bandwidth are garbage for the price people pay for that sort of thing. To be fair about it, however, your biggest issue with Starlink is the surveillance, as it could be offered for free in the future. However, if that's the case, it's our data we pay with instead of some sort of monetary value.

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  • You don't need to do a humiliation ritual about it, thank you very little.

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  • You can simply opt out of it for now. Eventually... good luck if Starlink enshittifies.

  • Austrian Supreme Court rules that FIFA loot boxes are not gambling

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  • Alright, did EA bribe these justices?

  • When do you guys think the current PC hardware bubble will pop?

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  • Things will be getting worse from there. The USD/gov. bond bubble had popped, but we hadn't seen the effects yet. Japan already sees it, and is preparing for that default to happen.

  • Native Linux VST plugin directory

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  • I took a look at some of it when I was finding plugins for Linux, those that were native.

    I can make recommendations due to some I've used in the past, and same with my producer, Neigsendoig.

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  • Stock prices are already plummeting for AI, and that's a bigger sign of what's to come. An already popped US Dollar and bond bubble, of which we're starting to get the effects of now.

  • Do you have any recommendations for podcasts, that are as well produced and "deep" as video essays?

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  • For the tech side, maybe The Neigsendoig Cocules Show might be a good idea. I happened to know the show's host myself (as I've edited for one of his YouTube channels in the past).

  • If the 2028 election was held today, who would you vote for?

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  • In America's 2028 selection, nobody. Reason: Catholicism will be enforced, and it is done on both sides of the fake aisle.