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What I'd really want to see is Android phones running iOS.

What does Tor need 35 engineers for?

Serious question, since Tor is basically the server-client which was finished a long time ago and then a browser that basically is a fork of Firefox ESR.

Dorsey is a terrible, part time CEO.

There's no 5G there, so I guess nothing.

You can stop using Twitter, you can't stop using your government.

I haven't tried, but DLL hijacking attacks are old, so I assume Chrome will warn you that a file may be dangerous if it's a DLL before dropping it to the Downloads folder.

>Triada gives them an immutable attribute, which prevents deleting, even by superusers. (Interestingly, the attribute can be deleted using the chattr command.)

Interesting if you've never used chattr I guess

This would've been a welcome move back when vanilla world of warcraft servers were still a thing.

Or they did but they didn't have a way to move the equipment, the people needed to use it, or simply they didn't have the spare equipment at all.

Exactly the same thing would happen if you asked people if they'd rather be on vacation forever. Yes, but after a few months, they'd be begging to get back to work.

These kernel mode drivers would also exist for Linux if someone actually made games for Linux.

You don't play CSGO. If you play the free version it's practically impossible not to stumble upon a cheater every single match.

Another example, GTA online is practically unplayable on the PC whilst it's almost impossible to find cheaters on consoles.