Ronin WIKI
by ronin, released under CC0 1.0, public domain
arch:
                                   Arch Linux

   "BTW I use Arch"

   Arch Linux is a [1]rolling-release [2]Linux distribution for the
   "tech-savvy", mostly fedora-wearing weirdos.

   People say it breaks all the time but I haven't run into any breakage. If
   you are a noob, it would be better to use [3]EndeavourOS or [4]CachyOS
   instead. Arch or Arch based is ideal for things where it is preferable to
   be on the leading edge like with having the latest hardware and up to date
   drivers for muh [5]games. There is also the [6]AUR which reduces the need
   for things like [7]flatpak.

   Other notable Arch distros include [8]Parabola, [9]SteamOS, and [10]Artix

Links:
1. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/rolling_release.md
2. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/linux.md
3. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/endeavouros.md
4. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/cachyos.md
5. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/game.md
6. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/aur.md
7. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/flatpak.md
8. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/parabola.md
9. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/steamos.md
10. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/artix.md
artix:
   Artix

   [1]Arch [2]GNU/[3]Linux but without [4]Systemd

Links:
1. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/arch.md
2. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/gnu.md
3. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/linux.md
4. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/systemd.md
bloodborne:
   Bloodborne

   Bloodborne is a [1]Action [2]Japanese [3]Role Playing Game which is one of
   the best [4]fromsoftware alongside [5]sekiro as one of their best
   [6]games. It has good atmosphere, lore, fun aggressive fast pace combat
   system, interconnected world, cool armor, and cool weapons to use.

Links:
1. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/action.md
2. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/japan.md
3. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/rpg.md
4. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/fromsoft.md
5. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/sekiro
6. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/game.md
capitalism:
                                   Capitalism

   Capitalism is an economic system that is about the aquisition of private
   property and how that there is a need for constant competition even if it
   is not necessary or beneficial. It is also akin to a religion because you
   have to believe that there is value in money and the economy and rich
   capitalists are often portrayed as little guys who were able to work hard
   to their success. It has created a culture where people need to constantly
   work in order to survive or else they will not be able to have shelter or
   to eat. People look down on people who do not work and live off of
   government welfare or disability money and also look down on homeless
   people. Many people do this because they feel that these types of people
   are not contributing to society and they deserve to work to live. You can
   see this mentality with the US republican party with them being for
   cutting social programs. It is just a more modern version of a jungle
   mindset. Capitalism also encourages things like artificial scarcity since
   people need to work in order to survive. Examples of this include burning
   or throwing away food supplies, understocking certain items to create more
   demand, [1]intellectual "property" and [2]drm.

   For instance, nowadays if you buy a video game, it is often infected by
   [3]drm and you are not outright owning the game but have a license to
   access which can be revoked at any time. Here is the eula of a sega game
   with [4]denuvo on [5]steam saying you have no right to ownership
   [6](source) and sega views all the characters and assets of the game as
   their [7]property. In this case, the capitalist company that is
   distributing the game to other people still views the game as their
   property despite letting people install the game on their own machines. If
   people had drm free copies of their games, companies would be afraid that
   they would be losing profit since the ability to share the game is not
   restricted and they would not be able to monitor people's habits with what
   they do with their games. Many popular games are gratis to play [8]live
   service games. These games often include [9]microtransactions that
   enourage people especially children to spend a lot of money on these games
   rather than a one time purchase. It is much more profitable to have stuff
   like cometics or something in the game where you have to pay money to get
   an advantage over other players rather than just paying money once to get
   full access to a game.

   People are taught from a young age to become worker drones. People are put
   on a path from birth to go to k-12 schooling, then college, and then work
   until old age. However retirement age keeps going up which makes it so a
   lot of people have to deal with perpetual slavery.

   There are certain jobs that are pointless but many people still do them.
   For example, there are self checkout machines but there are still cashier
   jobs. Someone whose job is to bag groceries is useless since the cashier
   or customer can do it themselves. As we are seeing now with AI, it has
   started to replace many jobs. But since people are living in a system
   where they have to work to live, many of these pointless jobs are still
   around.

   More: TODO

Links:
1. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/ip.md
2. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/drm.md
3. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/drm.md
4. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/denuvo.md
5. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/steam.md
6. https://store.steampowered.com//eula/1237320_eula_0
7. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/ip.md
8. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/saas.md
9. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/microtransaction.md
cloud:
                                     Cloud

   In technology, the cloud is basically the idea that you will store you
   files and data on some companies computer. There are some benefits like
   being able to remotely access files anywhere. However there are many
   drawbacks. It leads to a loss of privacy since those files are being
   stored on some companies servers. If the internet goes down, you cannot
   access files that are stored in the cloud. There are things like school
   chromebooks that will not work without connecting to the internet.
   Companies keep pushing the cloud so that they can survailance people more
   easily and in the case of entertainment, stop filthy software [1]pirates.
   In the future, politicians may try to legislate that computers are not
   able to operate locally to stop terroists and people from pirating some
   companies intellectual "property".

[See also]

     * [2]botnet
     * [3]google
     * [4]spyware
     * [5]piracy

Links:
1. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/piracy.md
2. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/botnet.md
3. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/google.md
4. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/spyware.md
5. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/piracy.md
copyright:
                                   Copyright

   Copyright is a [1]legal idea which is a form of [2]intellectual property
   that a person or company can have a monopoly over information or art
   during a certain period of time. It is basically a [3]capitalist way of
   trying to equate intangible intellectual ideas to tangible property.
   Copyright also prevents people who were not involved in making an
   intellectual work from trying to reuse it, remix it, or improve upon the
   work. For instance, [4]nintendo has sued many people who made fan games of
   various nintendo [5]ips and even sued people who made [6]switch emulators.
   Sony has shut down fan servers of a game called [7]concord even though
   they have abandoned the game. Although there are plenty of video games
   that are not for sale anymore, major game [8]companies have taken down
   sites that [9]share these games with other people.

   How bad is the scope of copyright?

   Copyright lasts way too long for one. Copyright lasts for the author's
   lifetime plus 70 years after death. It is effectively indefinite. There is
   also the issue of how it is harder to seperate art and the person who
   created the art. What someone creates is tied to their identity. It is
   also mostly a global thing now despite being an anglo concept with how it
   is required for countries to have some form of copyright laws or else they
   may get fines from countries like the US or global organizations.
   Copyright can be used as a form of censorship like with how a creator of a
   movie can shut down any publications who critized the movie that they
   made. There is also the legal concept called [10]moral rights that give
   copyright to any piece of work that would be considered an intellectual
   work. It makes [11]malware like [12]drm illegal to circumvent.

[See also]

     * [13]drm
     * [14]intellectual property
     * [15]patents
     * [16]trademark
     * [17]legalism
     * [18]capitalism
     * [19]restriction
     * [20]piracy
     * [21]artificial scarcity

Links:
1. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/legalism.md
2. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/intellectual_property.md
3. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/capitalism.md
4. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/nintendo.md
5. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/intellecual_property.md
6. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/nintendo_switch.md
7. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/concord.md
8. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/company.md
9. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/piracy.md
10. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/moral_rights.md
11. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/malware.md
12. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/drm.md
13. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/drm.md
14. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/intellectual_property.md
15. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/patents
16. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/trademark.md
17. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/legalism.md
18. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/capitalism.md
19. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/restrict.md
20. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/piracy.md
21. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/scarcity.md
debates:
   Debates

   A big waste of time
denuvo:
                                     Denuvo

   Denuvo is a [1]DRM and big [2]cancer for PC video games. Denuvo is bad for
   many reasons, for one it requires periodic online connection which is bad
   if your internet goes down which is basically money down the drain since
   you now cannot play it even though online [3]dependency is not needed for
   single player games and is anti game preservation because of this. Denuvo
   requires tokens in order for restricted games to work and these tokens
   upload someone's computer username. cpu identifiers, OS identifiers, to
   denuvo servers. It is basically a form of spyware. Another reason why is
   that it limits the amount of operating systems it can be played on which
   can effect how many versions of [4]proton compatibility layer can be used
   if playing a game made for [5]windows on [6]GNU/[7]Linux. If it is
   installed on too many operating systems or you use too many proton
   versions for a game, you will get locked out of your game. It will also
   make game performance worse due to using many different forms obfuscation
   that is embedded into the game executable such as encryption, unique
   hardware based code paths, and [8]virtualization. But because of this, it
   does make games difficult to [9]crack. There have been games that have
   been cracked or had a denuvo-free version accidentally released or in the
   case of Metaphor Rephantazio had a demo that didn't include denuvo and drm
   got bypassed because of it, but game publishers still keep denvuo anyway
   because they are run by suits and [10]captalists that are paranoid of
   [11]piracy even if the game already got pirated. This punishes paying
   customers who legitimaley bought the game since they are restricted by the
   DRM. DO NOT ever buy a game with denuvo in it because it gets rid of game
   ownership and preservation of a game.

   Denuvo increases the file size of the exe file of the game it is being
   laced onto. A game called Hifi Rush had denuvo removed recently and the
   exe file size went down from ~300 mb to ~20 kb [12]source. And the file
   size of the demo of metaphor refantazio increased from ~40 mb to 400 mb
   [13]source.

   There have been times when denuvo activation servers have gone down. Here
   were two events where that happened, one in [14]2021 and one in [15]2024
   with people not being able to play a game called Persona 5

   The denuvo CEO said one time that it is hard for a gamer to see the
   benefit of denuvo. The developers of a [16]Korean gooner game called
   [17]Stellar Blade said that denuvo somehow improves the performance of the
   game. Denuvo open a [18]discord server which got raided because almost no
   one likes denuvo. If you go on [19]steam forums and complain about denuvo,
   they do [20]shortcut thinking and will say along the line of how you just
   want to [21]pirate the game and how the game company that is implementing
   denuvo into their game will go bankrupt despite how many games without drm
   sell very well.

   There are retards who defend denuvo and corporate simps on steam forums
   saying that these game companies need to protect their "property". Well,
   intellectual "property" and digital software is not the same as physical
   property. When you sell a tangible item, you are giving up property like
   an apple to receive money for that apple and now the apple is now the
   customer's property. With having denuvo in the game, it is like having
   someone watch over your purchase of an apple to make sure you are not
   using it in the way the merchant wants or else they will take away the
   apple from you.

[See Also]

   -[22]drm -[23]You'll own nothing and be happy -[24]botnet -[25]ransomware
   -[26]bloat -[27]proprietary -[28]piracy -[29]malware -[30]spyware
   -[31]kernel level anti cheat -[32]copyright -[33]intellectual property

Links:
1. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/drm.md
2. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/cancer.md
3. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/dependency.md
4. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/wine.md
5. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/windows.md
6. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/gnu.md
7. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/linux.md
8. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/virtualization.md
9. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/crack.md
10. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/capitalism.md
11. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/piracy.md
12. https://steamdb.info/patchnotes/20567064/
13. https://steamdb.info/patchnotes/15979021/
14. https://www.pcgamer.com/a-great-day-for-drm-as-denuvo-lapse-renders-tons-of-games-temporarily-unplayable/
15. https://thegeek.games/2024/05/06/when-drm-is-harmful-a-popular-game-became-unplayable-for-hours-on-pc/
16. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/kpop.md
17. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/stellarblade.md
18. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/discord.md
19. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/steam.md
20. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/shortcut_thinking.md
21. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/piracy.md
22. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/drm.md
23. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/own_nothing_be_happy.md
24. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/botnet.md
25. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/ransomware.md
26. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/bloat.md
27. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/proprietary.md
28. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/piracy.md
29. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/malware.md
30. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/spyware.md
31. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/cheating.md
32. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/copyright.md
33. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/ip.md
discord:
                                    Discord

   Discord is a [1]proprietary online communication platform where people
   join servers to talk to people on those servers. Discord also monitors
   everything you do on there and if you have the discord client installed to
   your computer, it will monitor those processes as well and show what
   [2]game you are playing to other people. It is available on [3]Windows,
   [4]Mac, [5]GNU/[6]Linux, [7]Android, and [8]IOS. If you have ever attend
   k-12 schooling or university within the past 10 years and made friends
   there (and even sometimes with people you are forced to work with during
   school projects), they often try to pressure you into using discord even
   if you want to have nothing to do with it. I was introduced to Discord in
   middle school and never heard of it until a friend told me about it. And
   on that discord server, all they would do would be playing [9]cancer such
   as [10]fortnite. But it is better to not use discord and if you have ever
   used discord it is better to stop using it. You will meet some of the most
   degenerate people through discord. [11]Furries are quite prominant on
   discord and even some furries work at discord.

Links:
1. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/proprietary.md
2. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/game.md
3. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/windows.md
4. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/macos.md
5. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/gnu.md
6. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/linux.md
7. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/android.md
8. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/ios.md
9. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/cancer.md
10. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/fortnite.md
11. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/furry.md
drm:
                                      DRM

   DRM which is mainly known as digital rights management but is more
   accurate to call digital restrictions management. It is used be many
   [1]capitalists to restrict how people use the digital content they buy
   when it comes to games, music, movies, books, etc since they are afraid of
   piracy and people sharing around files of the content they distribute. It
   can be thought of as a form of digital handcuffs. DRM often works by
   requiring an online connection to view drm'd content even if the content
   of the files are installed locally on one's computer, requiring certain
   codecs, requiring certain web browsers, virtualization, hardware based
   encoding paths, make it difficult to make a backup copy etc. An example of
   DRM would be [2]denuvo which requires periodic internet connection and
   makes the performance of a game worse. When it comes to viewing drm online
   content like with [3]netflix, the video quality is somehow worse on
   [4]GNU/[5]Linux than on [6]Windows or [7]MacOS. It is also a form of
   software [8]bloat since it is more code running on your computer that is
   not necessary. A notable person who opposes drm is [9]Richard Stallman who
   thinks that DRM should be illegal which is quite based. Even Capitalists
   like [10]Gabe Newell have said that strict drm is not necessary in games
   and can be a hinderance. There are movements such as Stop Killing Games
   and Defective by Design that are against DRM.

   DRM can do quite nasty things on one's computer other than requiring
   internet like with the Sony rootkit scandal and how many DRM schemes tend
   to also be [11]spyware. And one bad effect of DRM is that it basically
   gives you no ownership over the digital content you have bought and are
   [12]reliant on some companies servers to make sure the drm is still
   authenticating your copy of the software you purchased. It may also
   prevent installation of software onto other devices without an account
   login like with [13]steam drm or with digital games on game consoles.

   Unfortunately, Bill Clinton signed the [14]Digital Millennium Copyright
   Act which makes it illegal to circumvent DRM. But [15]legality doesn't
   necessarily mean [16]morality. For instance Jim Crow laws and racial
   segregation used to be legal in the US. It isn't necessarily an immoral
   thing to crack or circumvent a drm since it restricts how you use a piece
   of media or software.

   Even outside entertainment like movies, video games, music, etc drm has
   extended to things like keurig coffee makers, light bulbs, printers, and
   John Deere trackers. In these cases they are implemented to prevent people
   from repairing the things they bought or try to make it so that someone's
   printer will not work unless they pay a subscription.

   When implementing drm into software or even with hardware, it goes to show
   that the software developers and companies of software like games do not
   trust their userbase and think they would hurt their bottom line with
   there being a need to restrict them.

   I have had a debate recently with a pro drm person. They were saying
   developers need to eat but I counter argued saying that I will not support
   developers that restrict me. He said that activation servers going down
   for a single player game is the same as when an mmo server goes down like
   those are comparable things. For one, an mmo relies on other people to
   play unlike a single player game where only one person is needed to play.
   I mentioned that the console version of Persona 5 doesn't need online
   check ins unlike the [17]steam version in which he said consoles are for
   pirates which isn't true since ps5 and xbox series x have not been
   jailbroken yet. Plus persona 5 got cracked recently so [18]denuvo drm is
   only harming paying customers. He wanted every game to have online check
   ins and anti cheat systems even if it is single player. Basically, pro drm
   people are not the brightest.

[See Also]

   -[19]denuvo.md -[20]You'll own nothing and be happy -[21]malware
   -[22]botnet -[23]spyware -[24]kernel level anticheat -[25]netflix
   -[26]spotify -[27]kindle -[28]steam -[29]gog -[30]nintendo -[31]xbox
   -[32]playstation -[33]drm-free -[34]proprietary -[35]piracy -[36]copyright
   -[37]intellectual property -[38]Digital Millenium Copyright Act

Links:
1. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/capitalism.md
2. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/denuvo.md
3. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/netflix.md
4. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/gnu.md
5. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/linux.md
6. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/windows.md
7. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/apple.md
8. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/bloat.md
9. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/rms.md
10. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/steam.md
11. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/spyware.md
12. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/dependency.md
13. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/steam.md
14. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/dmca.md
15. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/legalism.md
16. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/morality.md
17. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/steam.md
18. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/denuvo.md
19. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/denuvo.md
20. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/own_nothing_be_happy.md
21. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/malware.md
22. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/botnet.md
23. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/spyware.md
24. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/cheating.md
25. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/netflix.md
26. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/spotify.md
27. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/kindle.md
28. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/steam.md
29. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/gog.md
30. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/nintendo.md
31. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/xbox.md
32. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/playstation.md
33. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/drm_free.md
34. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/proprietary.md
35. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/piracy.md
36. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/copyright.md
37. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/intellectual_property.md
38. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/dmca.md
fortnite:
                                    Fortnite

   Fortnite is an [1]online [2]multiplayer game that is one of the most
   played games in the world. Just because something is popular doesn't
   necessarily mean that it isn't [3]shit. For one, it has
   [4]microtransactions and encourages people to spend money on an in game
   currency called vbucks which in the US at least can find gift cards for at
   the grocery store or at retail chains like walmart and target. This is bad
   for children since according to some article I read that 58% of kids ask
   for vbucks for christmas. There have been kids who steal their parents
   credit card just to spend money on vbucks and on skins. Apparentley, some
   12 year old child in Japan decided to drop out of school to play fortnite
   and try to be a top streamer with his parents fully approving of it. Other
   than kids, retards can be prone to spend money on vbucks as well. This is
   retarded since it is a non tangible item and will not work unless you are
   connected to fortnite servers and will not work locally. It has [5]online
   dependency and will not work offline. It has braindead gameplay that only
   appeals to [6]zoomers and [7]gen alpha with adhd. It has [8]youtubers in
   it. It has kernel level anti cheat which will block [9]wine and proton
   support which blocks [10]unix compatibility.

   I was in middle school when fortnite came out and pretty much everyone
   other than me was interested in this [11]slop.

[See also]

     * [12]microtransaction
     * [13]battleroyal
     * [14]normie
     * [15]retard
     * [16]zoomer
     * [17]gen alpha
     * [18]kernel level anti cheat

Links:
1. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/internet.md
2. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/multiplayer.md
3. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/shit.md
4. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/microtransaction.md
5. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/internet.md
6. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/zoomer.md
7. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/gen_alpha.md
8. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/youtube.md
9. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/wine.md
10. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/unix.md
11. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/slop.md
12. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/microtransaction.md
13. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/battleroyal.md
14. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/normie.md
15. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/retard.md
16. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/zoomer.md
17. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/gen_alpha.md
18. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/cheating.md
games:
                                     Games

   Video games is a form of interactive software where a person uses an input
   device such as a mouse and keyboard or gamepad to do something such as
   moving a character and perform actions such as attacking and selecting
   menu and dialogue choices. There are many different genres of video games
   such as First Person Shooter, Platformer, Fighting game, Sports game, Role
   Playing Game, Visual Novel, etc. Time management in a game can be turn
   based, real time based, or a mix of both.

   A game can be single player or multiplayer. Single player often expects
   input from one player. However, some single player games can have a coop
   option where another person can play the game either online or locally.
   Multiplayer games often expect input from multiple players and can be
   either local or online. Competitive first person shooters, MMOs, and
   fighting games are examples of multiplayer games. Single player games tend
   to be more story based than a multiplayer game even if the story is
   minimal in cases like dark souls series or The Legend of Zelda: Breath of
   the Wild. Multiplayer games usually do not have any type of story. There
   are games such as [1]Persona series that place more of an emphasis on
   story.

   More: TODO

[See also]

     * [2]Steam
     * [3]Nintendo
     * [4]Playstation
     * [5]Xbox
     * [6]pong
     * [7]Nvidia
     * [8]AMD
     * [9]Intel
     * [10]Smartphone
     * [11]GPU
     * [12]Game console
     * [13]3d graphics

Links:
1. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/persona.md
2. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/steam.md
3. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/nintendo.md
4. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/playstation.md
5. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/xbox.md
6. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/pong.md
7. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/nvidia.md
8. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/amd.md
9. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/intel.md
10. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/smartphone.md
11. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/gpu.md
12. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/game_console.md
13. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/3d_graphics.md
gog:
                                      GOG

   It is a website that distribute drm-free versions of games. Unlike with
   [1]Steam where games are not guaranteed to be DRM free, it is a
   requirement on gog. GOG also doesn't require to use their launcher unlike
   steam. This gives a benefit of having more ownership over a game and have
   the ability to make backup copies. However, gog has less of a selection of
   games compared to steam due to many game publishers being overparanoid
   about [2]piracy and how overall steam is more popular than GOG.

[See also]

     * [3]steam
     * [4]drm

Links:
1. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/steam.md
2. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/piracy.md
3. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/steam.md
4. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/drm.md
index:
                                  Ronin's wiki

   This a wiki where I explain topics

   Pages

   [1]articles

   Nice websites

   [2]https://consumerrights.wiki/w/Main_Page, [3]https://www.gnu.org/,
   [4]https://digdeeper.love/, [5]https://pantsuprophet.xyz/,
   [6]https://techrights.org/, [7]https://wrongthink.link/,
   [8]https://theanarchistlibrary.org/library/the-anarchist-faq-editorial-collective-an-anarchist-faq-full

Links:
1. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/wiki_pages.md
2. https://consumerrights.wiki/w/Main_Page
3. https://www.gnu.org/
4. https://digdeeper.love/
5. https://pantsuprophet.xyz/
6. https://techrights.org/
7. https://wrongthink.link/
8. https://theanarchistlibrary.org/library/the-anarchist-faq-editorial-collective-an-anarchist-faq-full
kiseki:
   Kiseki

   Kiseki is a series of [1]Japanese [2]Role Playing Games with [3]Anime
   artstyle developed by [4]Nihon falcom that has games with an
   interconnected story between different game entries which is unlike most
   games where the story of the game is contained to one entry. These games
   have a lot of text in dialogue in them which makes it so that they take a
   long time to release in the West because of the long dialogue. Fun fact,
   one of the guys who localized sora no kiseki the second chapter considered
   [5]suicide because of short deadlines and the amount of dialogue in the
   game to translate. Gameplay in the latest trails games are a mix between
   [6]turn based and [7]real time combat systems.

Links:
1. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/japan.md
2. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/rpg.md
3. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/anime.md
4. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/falcom.md
5. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/suicide.md
6. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/turn_based.md
7. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/action.md
microtransaction:
                                Microtransaction

   I didn't write this but it describes the topic well

   Microtransaction, also microtheft, is the practice of selling -- for a
   relatively "low" price -- virtual goods in a [1]virtual environment,
   especially [2]games, by the owner of that environment. It's a popular
   business model of many [3]capitalist games -- players are given an
   "option" (which they are pressured to take) to buy things such as skins
   and purely cosmetic items but also items giving an unfair advantage over
   other players (in-game currency, stronger weapons, faster leveling, ...).
   This exploit is often targeted at children, for them being easy victims to
   scams.

   Not only don't they show you the source code they run on your computer,
   not only don't they even give you an offline independently playable copy
   of the game you paid for, not only do they spy on you, they also have the
   audacity to ask for more and more money after you've already paid for the
   thing that abuses you.

[See also]

     * [4]fortnite
     * [5]roblox
     * [6]Call of Duty
     * [7]counterstrike
     * [8]apex legends
     * [9]destiny
     * [10]smartphone
     * [11]genshin impact
     * [12]gacha
     * [13]retard
     * [14]consoom

Links:
1. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/virtual.md
2. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/game.md
3. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/capitalist_software.md
4. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/fortnite.md
5. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/roblox.md
6. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/cod.md
7. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/counterstrike.md
8. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/apex_legends.md
9. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/destiny_game.md
10. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/smarphone.md
11. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/genshin.md
12. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/gacha.md
13. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/retard.md
14. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/consoom.md
nintendo:
                                    Nintendo

   Nintendo is a Japanese video game Corporation that is known for making
   [1]proprietary games such as Mario, Pokemon and Zelda alongside
   proprietary video game consoles such as the Nintendo 64, Gamecube, Wii,
   DS, Gameboy, etc. They are among many wealthy corporations who like to
   abuse [2]intellectual "property" laws. For instance, they have sued and
   shut down nintendo console emulator projects for over [3]two million
   dollars, tried to make renting games illegal which failed in the [4]US but
   succeeded in [5]Japan, made video game console modding illegal in [6]Japan
   and even someone in Japan has been [7]arrested and put in prison for 2
   years because apparentely selling a modded console is going to make a
   [8]capitalistic multinational and multibillion dollar company at risk of
   going bankrupt, taking down [9]fan games and [10]fan remakes ([11]takedown
   notice) (despite nintendo doing this, you can still find these games from
   alternate sources that I will not link for legal reasons and nintendo
   believes a fan remake of an old game not for sale is going to make
   Nintendo loose all their net worth), and [12]patenting [13]game mechanics
   so no games can be too similar to their's in gameplay and prevent any
   potiental [14]competition (this [15]article by [16]Richard Stallman goes
   into further detail on why software patents are bad). Nintendo was apart
   of many Millenials and Gen z childhood and it is known that many nintendo
   gamers tend to more adults than kids since kids nowadays are playing trash
   like fortnite and roblox. Nintendo Switch 1 and 2 are proprietary consoles
   and you have to agree to some eula which states you have a license to use
   the console and you do not own it and have the ability to shut them down
   for unauthorized use [17]article link [18]eula link. Never buy or support
   a nintendo product, you are only supporting restrictions, nintendo's anti
   consumer practices, and your own enslavement by doing so.

See also

     * [19]steam
     * [20]xbox
     * [21]playstation

Links:
1. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/proprietary.md
2. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/intellectual_property.md
3. https://www.polygon.com/24090351/nintendo-2-4-million-yuzu-switch-emulator-settlement-lawsuit/
4. https://www.cbr.com/nintendo-blockbuster-lawsuit-explained/
5. https://kotaku.com/why-you-cant-rent-games-in-japan-5914749
6. https://www.eurogamer.net/console-modding-can-now-land-you-a-prison-sentence-in-japan
7. https://www.techspot.com/news/107553-first-person-ever-arrested-japan-selling-modded-nintendo.html
8. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/capitalism.md
9. https://www.wired.com/story/nintendo-takedown-pokemon-uranium/
10. https://www.nintendolife.com/news/2023/12/fan-made-links-awakening-dx-hd-port-taken-down-by-nintendo
11. https://itch.io/takedowns/2402026
12. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/patent.md
13. https://www.windowscentral.com/gaming/palworld-isnt-the-only-target-nintendos-latest-patent-could-touch-hundreds-of-games
14. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/competition.md
15. https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/software-patents.en.html
16. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/rms.md
17. https://www.techradar.com/gaming/nintendo-now-says-it-can-disable-your-switch-or-potentially-even-your-new-switch-2-if-you-dont-follow-its-user-agreement
18. https://accounts.nintendo.com/term/eula/US?lang=en-US
19. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/steam.md
20. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/xbox.md
21. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/playstation.md
opensource:
                                  Open Source

   Open source is a movement that is forked from the [1]free software
   movement. Unlike the free software movement, open source advocates do not
   place extreme emphasis on the ethical benefits of free software (like no
   drm, no spying, able to freely share, modifty, and redistribute software,
   etc) and place more emphasis on how efficient it is to develop open source
   software since it is more collaborative and it is easy to get free (as in
   beer) development from programming nerds. The term open source came to
   with how capitalists such as Eric Raymond, Larry Augustin, Christine
   Peterson, and Linus Torvalds were critical of the political and moral
   philosphy of free software. They met up somewhere in Palo Alto, California
   where Peterson came up with the word open source. The term open source was
   seen as more buisnness friendly due to the ambiguity of the English word
   "free". When many people say open source for a program that doesn't
   infringe upon their ability to share and modify a program and how it
   doesn't spy on them, what they mean is more the ethical ideas of free
   software.

   Many open source advocates do not mind [2]proprietary software (like how
   the [3]Linux kernel contains firmware blobs) and stuff like [4]drm. If you
   go on [5]Linux Mint's website, they say that their OS is free and open
   source with their definition of free and open source being that it is free
   of cost and almost all of it's components are open source. There are
   [6]GNU/[7]Linux distros such as [8]Bazzite whose main focus is not on
   freedom but mostly focused on gaming on [9]steam and comes preinstalled
   with it. It is an immutable distro where the file system outside of the
   home directory cannot be changed and have to rely on bs like [10]flatpak
   and makes the os more like [11]Android. With people that work on open
   source projects, they use [12]proprietary platforms such as [13]discord
   and Github (which is owned by Microsoft and requires [14]javascript). It
   is common for corporations to say that they love open source such as
   Microsoft <3 open source.

   With the developers of the Heroic Games Launcher which is an open source
   client for GOG and Epic games, they will prevent people from [15]launching
   drm free versions of GOG games if it cannot autheticate the license of the
   game. I don't know what the the point of it is since one of the main
   reasons why you would want to buy games on GOG is to have guaranteed
   offline access to games you paid for, but some open source soydevs think
   otherwise. When launching games bought through gog directly, they do not
   have license checks. Heroics only good use is downloading gog games and
   launching games purchased from their outside heroic since gog has no
   GNU/Linux client or just download the offline installers from gog's
   website. See this [16]wine article where I explain how to use proton ge
   with umu launcher without any client or launcher. You can also use normal
   wine and install dxvk, vkd3d proton, and lav filters to wine prefix
   aswell.

                                   [See also]

     * [17]Free_software
     * [18]Proprietary
     * [19]Source Available

Links:
1. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/free_software.md
2. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/proprietary.md
3. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/linux.md
4. https://ronin1234.neocities.org/open_drm_criticism
5. https://linuxmint.com/
6. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/gnu.md
7. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/linux.md
8. https://bazzite.gg/
9. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/steam.md
10. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/flatpak.md
11. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/android.md
12. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/proprietary.md
13. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/discord.md
14. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/javascript.md
15. https://github.com/Heroic-Games-Launcher/HeroicGamesLauncher/issues/5089#issuecomment-3692839406
16. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/wine.md
17. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/free_software.md
18. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/proprietary.md
19. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/source_available.md
parabola:
   Parabola

   Like Arch but no [1]Proprietary software like [2]Steam or [3]Discord with
   only [4]Free Software being available

Links:
1. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/proprietary.md
2. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/steam.md
3. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/discord.md
4. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/free_software
piracy:
                                     Piracy

   Piracy when it comes to software refers to the copying and distributing of
   software that a copyright holder doesn't approve of. Copyright holders and
   defenders of ip law think it is a form of theft. People pirate for many
   reasons which include getting something for gratis, avoiding restrictive
   [1]drm systems, the product is not easily available to buy like when it
   comes to retro video games, etc.

   Is piracy a form of theft?

   No. If I were to go to a store to steal a candy bar the store no longer
   has the candybar. If I were to circumvent a [2]drm or copy restrictions of
   a game (assuming if the game has them) and share and distribute them to
   other people, then the developer and company of the game still has access
   to the original copy of the game and of the assets and source code too.
   With digital software, there is no scarcity with it and you have to create
   artifical scarcity like implementing drm or copy restrictions to make it
   scarce. People who think piracy is a form of theft are corporate
   bootlickers and are brainwashed by antipiracy propaganda saying you
   wouldn't steal a car. (~ronin - I have debated with someone about this
   topic before and the guy I was debating with was saying I am doing mental
   gymnastics while you have to do mental gymnastics to think you can steal
   software. He was some moralfag too saying that he won't pirate since the
   bible says not to steal even though it is not a form of theft as I
   mentioned earlier.)

[See also]

     * [3]copyright
     * [4]intellectual property
     * [5]drm

Links:
1. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/drm.md
2. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/drm.md
3. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/copyright.md
4. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/ip.md
5. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/drm.md
proprietary:
                                  Proprietary

   Proprietary means that someone or a corporation has ownership over
   something. When it comes to software, Proprietary software means that you
   often cannot redistribute a program, see the source code or make changes
   to the program, cannot make a detrivative of the software, and you have to
   use the software as outlined by a [1]End User License Agreement or else
   access to that software could potientally be revoked with the worst
   outcome being that you get into legal trouble due to some corporation
   bullying you with the law. It can either be closed source or source
   available. Proprietary Software is often commercial and is "protected" by
   [2]monopoly laws. This means that legally, there is an owner of the
   software that can restrict how one uses a proprietary program and they can
   do it with means such as [3]DRM.

   Examples of Proprietary Software include [4]Windows, [5]MacOS, most video
   games, [6]steam, [7]discord, [8]adobe software, [9]spotify, proprietary
   versions of [10]chromium such as [11]google chrome and [12]Microsoft Edge,
   etc.

[See also]

     * [13]Free Software
     * [14]Open Source
     * [15]Closed Source
     * [16]Freeware
     * [17]Source Available

Links:
1. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/eula.md
2. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/intellectual_property.md
3. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/drm.md
4. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/windows.md
5. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/macos.md
6. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/steam.md
7. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/discord.md
8. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/adobe.md
9. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/spotify.md
10. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/chromium.md
11. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/chrome.md
12. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/edge.md
13. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/free_software.md
14. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/opensource.md
15. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/closedsource.md
16. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/freeware.md
17. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/source_available.md
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Links:
1. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/copyright.md
2. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/cloud.md
3. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/parabola.md
4. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/vegetarianism.md
5. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/wine.md
6. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/index.md
7. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/discord.md
8. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/usa.md
9. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/vegetarianism.md
10. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/microtransaction.md
11. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/copyright.md
12. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/capitalism.md
13. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/fortnite.md
14. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/parabola.md
15. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/opensource.md
16. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/arch.md
17. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/kiseki.md
18. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/steam.md
19. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/debates.md
20. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/drm.md
21. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/capitalism.md
22. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/bloodborne.md
23. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/proprietary.md
24. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/denuvo.md
25. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/artix.md
26. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/used.md
27. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/index.md
28. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/denuvo.md
29. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/microtransaction.md
30. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/gog.md
31. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/nintendo.md
32. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/proprietary.md
33. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/used.md
34. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/games.md
35. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/proprietary.md
36. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/surveillance.md
37. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/windows.md
38. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/steam.md
39. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/index.md
40. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/artix.md
41. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/parabola.md
42. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/microtransaction.md
43. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/fortnite.md
44. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/wiki_pages.md
45. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/vegetarianism.md
46. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/wine.md
47. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/wiki_stats.md
48. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/arch.md
49. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/cloud.md
50. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/arch.md
51. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/kiseki.md
52. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/nintendo.md
53. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/wiki_stats.md
54. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/discord.md
55. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/used.md
56. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/debates.md
57. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/fortnite.md
58. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/nintendo.md
59. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/debates.md
60. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/wiki_stats.md
61. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/gog.md
62. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/wine.md
63. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/usa.md
64. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/cloud.md
65. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/artix.md
66. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/denuvo.md
67. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/piracy.md
68. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/bloodborne.md
69. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/piracy.md
70. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/windows.md
71. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/surveillance.md
72. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/surveillance.md
73. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/usa.md
74. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/opensource.md
75. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/copyright.md
76. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/opensource.md
77. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/games.md
78. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/capitalism.md
79. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/discord.md
80. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/bloodborne.md
81. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/games.md
82. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/kiseki.md
83. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/wiki_pages.md
84. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/wiki_pages.md
85. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/windows.md
86. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/drm.md
87. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/steam.md
88. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/gog.md
89. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/drm.md
90. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/piracy.md
steam:
Steam

   Steam is a popular online gaming platform and client created by Valve for
   PC video games. A lot of people like to simp for steam and gaben online
   due to thinking that Valve is extremely pro consumer.

   Is steam pro consumer?

   Steam is a mix between good and bad. There are many games on steam
   ([1]although some don't) that uses steam's copy restriction and makes it
   so that you cannot play those games without steam. Although you can
   circumvent that requirement with golderg emulator or goldberg emulator
   fork [2]link. If drm is embedded in the executable file of the game, you
   could use a program called steamless (it is a legal gray area to break drm
   in software even for personal use since the dmca says it is illegal to
   break drm but it is legal to make backup copies of software you bought so
   use steamless and goldberg at your own risk). You cannot pass down or give
   your steam account to friends and relatives, and if the person you gave
   your account to told steam support about that, Valve will ban that account
   even if that account was apart of a will [3](link). There are games on
   steam that require third party launchers like Ubisoft launcher or Rockstar
   launcher and steam does allow third party [4]drm like [5]denuvo which
   further restricts how one plays the games they paid for. If steam was
   extremely pro consumer they would have banned those things. This is the
   equivalent of having to require someone to buy a chair with a table when
   all they want is a table. The Steam launcher is quite bloated and uses
   over 1 GB of ram when even firefox or foss game launchers like lutris uses
   less ram. Steam is based on chromium and receives the chromium bloat. If
   you do not have a debit or credit card, you can use Steam gift cards to
   pay for games. Steam has offline mode but will not work with [6]denuvo
   restricted games but offline mode itself apparently can be unreliable and
   may stop working after 30 days. Steam created the proton compatibility
   layer which is a fork of a program called [7]wine that allows windows
   games to run on GNU/Linux or other unixes like freebsd. Proton is [8]free
   software and can be used without steam and there are forks like [9]proton
   ge that are better used without steam than using normal proton to run non
   steam games since ge has codecs certain games need to play fmvs. It has
   additional features too such as wine [10]wayland, sdl controller support
   if using a playstation or nintendo controller to play games, and hdr
   support.

   Steam tracks and surveils what people do within the steam client and let's
   people know what games you are playing when launched through steam (you
   can set steam profile to private to not let random people see game
   activity but valve and people on your steam friendlist still knows your
   game activity). You cannot be fully anonymous on steam since steam
   requires full name, address, and phone number to purchase games (although
   in theory you could lie about those things). This is unlike phyical game
   copies where the game is stored on a medium such as a disc or cartridge
   where you could go to a retail store and pay anonymously in cash. Valve
   has a job posting about working as a [11]data scientist. On the page they
   say, "One thing we have at Valve is data. Lots and lots of data". Steam
   uses psychological manipulative things to keep people on the steam
   platform. One thing is with achievements and recorded playtime with how
   people can compare these things to other people's playtime and
   achievements. If you look at the [12]steam reviews of krita which is a
   [13]free libre drawing program, people say that it is so convient to buy
   krita on steam since the [14]windows version doesn't come with an updater
   (on [15]GNU/[16]Linux or [17]BSD, you can just install and update with
   package managers preinstalled such as apt or pacman) and how they are
   supporting the developers even though steam takes a 30% cut and you can
   directly donate to krita developers on their website without even having
   to use steam and all money goes to them. And when buying on steam, you
   have to give valve your full name, address, and phone number to buy krita
   from them which makes it less convenient than just installing with a
   package manager.

   Any alternative to Steam?

   GOG is a good alternative to steam since all the games there are DRM-free
   and do not require internet or a launcher after installation. Epic games
   store is a worse version of steam. Ichi.io can also be a good alternative
   but is mainly dedicated for indie and smaller project games. Piracy or
   playing foss games is an option.

[See also]

     * [18]gog
     * [19]drm
     * [20]wine
     * [21]games
     * [22]nintendo
     * [23]xbox
     * [24]playstation

Links:
1. https://www.pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/The_big_list_of_DRM-free_games_on_Steam
2. https://github.com/Detanup01/gbe_fork
3. https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2024/05/after-you-die-your-steam-games-will-be-stuck-in-legal-limbo/
4. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/drm.md
5. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/denuvo.md
6. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/denuvo.md
7. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/wine.md
8. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/free_software.md
9. https://github.com/GloriousEggroll/proton-ge-custom
10. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/wayland.md
11. https://www.valvesoftware.com/en/jobs?job_id=19
12. https://store.steampowered.com/app/280680/Krita/
13. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/free_software.md
14. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/windows.md
15. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/gnu.md
16. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/linux.md
17. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/bsd.md
18. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/gog.md
19. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/drm.md
20. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/wine.md
21. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/games.md
22. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/nintendo.md
23. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/xbox.md
24. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/playstation.md
surveillance:
                                  Surveillance

   Surveillance is when you monitor someone or a group of people through
   various means. You can surveil people through security cameras (such as
   cctvs) in public places. [1]Spyware can be used to monitor what people do
   either on their [2]computer or [3]smartphone like with how [4]proprietary
   oses such as [5]Windows and [6]MacOS monitor what their [7]useds do on
   their PCs. Microsoft Recall which is apart of a program called Copilot
   which is included in new Windows 11 installs basically monitors and screen
   records what people do on their computers other than [8]drm restricted
   media. A proprietary operating system is not the only thing that can spy,
   but proprietary applications can too. For instance, programs such as
   [9]discord, [10]spotify, [11]google chome, [12]firefox by default if not
   using [13]arkenfox userjs files, even [14]steam, and game consoles such as
   [15]nintendo, [16]xbox, and [17]playstation when connected online
   (dualsense mic can listen in to you and send voice data to sony servers)
   monitor what people do within their applications. In the case of discord,
   it can even monitor processes on your computer and this is confirmed by
   the fact if you play a game (discord doesn't distribute games), it will
   broadcast that to other people.

   After the event about the twin towers in New York on September 11, 2001,
   George Bush Jr. signed the Patriot act into [18]US law which makes it
   legal for the government to legally tap and gather information on people's
   telephone and electronic information without a warrant. The patriot act
   got expanded with the [19]CLOUD act which made it legal for the US
   government to compel American technology companies via a warrant or
   subpoena request data stored on servers regerdless if the data is stored
   on US or foreign soil. See [20]anarchism to our solution to government.

   During 2013, Edward Snowden exposed documents from the US governement that
   described government programs that survey and collect information on
   people. For example, [21]PRISM was a government program with
   [22]corporations such as [23]Microsoft, [24]Facebook, [25]Apple,
   [26]Google, and [27]Yahoo collaborated with the US government to collect
   data on online services and data stored on these companies servers such as
   email, online conferences, vidoes, photos, online chat, etc. Apparentley,
   even low level NSA analysts were able to search and listen in to the
   communications of Americans and foreigners on US soil without any warrant.
   These analyst had the ability to read and listen to whatever email,
   telephone class, browsing histories, and Microsoft Word documents (use
   libreoffice writer or just use a text editor such as [28]vim instead) that
   they had a hold of. However since Snowden leaked government info about the
   US government spying on people, he is considered by the US government to
   be a traitor and domestic terroist with him having to seek asylum in
   [29]Russia. MORE: TODO

[See also]

     * [30]Patriot Act
     * [31]spyware
     * [32]Edward Snowden
     * [33]PRISM
     * [34]Microsoft
     * [35]Windows
     * [36]MacOS
     * [37]Apple
     * [38]Google
     * [39]Android
     * [40]Mark Zuckerberg

Links:
1. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/spyware.md
2. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/computer.md
3. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/smartphone
4. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/proprietary.md
5. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/windows.md
6. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/macos.md
7. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/used.md
8. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/drm.md
9. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/discord.md
10. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/spotify.md
11. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/chrome.md
12. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/firefox.md
13. https://github.com/arkenfox/user.js/
14. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/steam.md
15. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/nintendo.md
16. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/xbox.md
17. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/playstation
18. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/usa.md
19. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/cloud.md
20. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/anarchism.md
21. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/prism.md
22. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/corporation.md
23. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/microsoft.md
24. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/zuck.md
25. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/apple.md
26. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/google.md
27. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/yahoo.md
28. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/vim.md
29. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/russia.md
30. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/patriot_act.md
31. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/spyware.md
32. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/snowden.md
33. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/prism.md
34. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/microsoft.md
35. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/windows.md
36. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/macos.md
37. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/apple.md
38. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/google.md
39. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/android.md
40. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/zuck.md
usa:
                            United States of America

   The United States of America is a country that is located in the North
   American continent. So called land of the free is not really free since
   men from ages 18-25 are required to register for the draft to fight bs
   wars that wealthy politcians start that normal people have nothing to do
   with where people end up killing innocent people. For a long time, the
   main [1]religion of the United States for a long time used to be
   [2]Christianity but it has been slowly replaced with [3]Capitalism and
   worship of money and economy. Americans have an obession over guns and
   nuclear weapons and proposing to nuke other countries. The United States
   itself has dropped nuclear bombs on the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and
   Nagasaki.

   Many Americans are overweight or obese due to eating a lot of junk food
   and heavy car reliance in many areas. Many places of spread apart even for
   going to recreational areas like parks which makes having a car a de facto
   necessity (you could theoritically bike and walk far but if you did it
   everyday, it would be exhausting). Cars cost a lot of money and are a
   depreciating asset with high cost of maintenence and oil (if using non
   electric car). There is no high speed rail or convenient public
   transportation because that would be [4]communism.

   Despite spending almost a trillion dollars on military, there is no
   universal health care despite the [5]military being an evil organization
   of training people to kill other people. Many Americans worship the
   military and treat soliders as heros. At some K-12 schools in the US, they
   may have military soliders participate in assemblies saying how the
   military is protecting everyone and then have a military helicopter land
   on the sports field to show military's power. US has military bases not
   just in the US, but in other countries too. If you happen to live near a
   military base, you will hear the military testing bombs.

   Despite the United States having a large homeless rate, the number of
   vacant homes outnumber the amount of homeless people. So thanks for
   [6]capitalism being so efficient in distributing resources.

Links:
1. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/religion.md
2. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/christianity.md
3. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/capitalism.md
4. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/communism.md
5. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/military.md
6. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/capitalism.md
used:
                                      Used

   A used is a person who uses and is abused by either [1]proprietary
   software or proprietary social media services such as [2]facebook,
   [3]instagram, and [4]twitter. For instance, a used of a proprietary game
   such as a live service one is encouraged or bombarded with [5]ads to spend
   money on [6]microthefts which wastes a bunch of money and even these games
   have created who economies like in [7]counterstrike where stuff like skins
   and knifes can go for thousands of dollars. With a lot of games, they may
   contain drm and many games are licensed rather than owned after purchase
   which makes it so you cannot lend a game to someone, install it to another
   computer, play it offline, etc. You cannot make a detrivative work of a
   proprietary game like a fan game without getting into potiental legal
   trouble. With a proprietary social media service, they often have
   algorithms that try to keep people on their platform as long as possible
   since they make a lot of money through ads and data collection with
   selling and sharing that data to other companies and possibly with
   government agencies.

[See also]

     * [8]proprietary
     * [9]malware
     * [10]drm
     * [11]zuck

Links:
1. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/proprietary.md
2. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/zuck.md
3. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/zuck.md
4. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/elon.md
5. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/advertisement.md
6. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/microtransaction.md
7. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/counterstrike.md
8. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/proprietary.md
9. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/malware.md
10. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/drm.md
11. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/zuck.md
vegetarianism:
                                 Vegetarianism

   Vegetarianism is a diet that echews meat from one's diet but also includes
   animal products diary products,honey, and eggs. [1]Veganism eschews both
   meat and animal products. Ronin who is writing this article is a lacto-evo
   vegetarian. Vegetarians can be subdivided into lacto-evo vegetarians
   (people who include eggs and diary into their diet), lact
   vegetarians(people whose only animal product they consume is diary), and
   evo vegetarians(people whose only animal product they consume is eggs).

   Many people become vegetarians for ethical or religious reasons. Eastern
   religious such as Buddhism, Hinduism, and Jainism encourage or require
   people not to engage in meat consumption which relates to the philosphy of
   [2]ahimsa of non violence. When you go to many Indian restraunts, it is
   quite easy to find vegetarian food. In 675, Emperor Temmu banned the
   consumption of meat in Japan. There are a few cities in India where meat
   consumption is banned entirely. Even with Christians, there are some who
   decide to become vegetarian. [3]Leo Tolosky who was an Anarchist Christian
   pacifist became a vegetarian to avoid harming sentient beings. There is a
   quote from the bible which is Isaiah 11:6-9 which effectively says that
   wolves will live next to lambs and the cows will feed with the bear.

   Ethical reasons to become a vegetarian include not having to kill animals
   in order to obtain food. An animal like a pig could live a happy life but
   if you want to eat something pork, then the life of that pig is gone. In
   the modern developed countries where food is abundant, there is little
   reasons to go out and hunt animals to go eat food. Many people who do this
   are rednecks who do this as a hobby. There are massive farms factories
   where chickens are put into small cages and pigs are put into small
   cubicles. Baby pigs at birth have their testicals ripped out and teeth
   removed without any anesthesia. The reason why they remove the pigs teeth
   is that they get high [4]anxiety and [5]depression by being in farm
   factories and the other pigs start biting the other pigs. These animals
   are put onto conveyor belts when they are killed and then processed into
   food. There is a website called animalclock.org that estimates how many
   animals are killed per year for food, and about ~50 billion animals have
   been killed in the US as of late November 2025.

   There are environmental reasons to become a vegetarian or vegan. Feeding
   and giving water to livestock animals uses up a lot of resources, a lot of
   land area is used to raise livestock, and a lot of C02 emissions and trees
   are being cutdown due to raising livestock. There is also a lot of
   overfishing that goes on in the ocean which leads to decline wildlife and
   degraded ecosystems.

   Is vegetarianism or veganism healthy?

   Humans did evolve to be omnivores which means that people are naturally
   supposed to eat both plant food and meat. Veganism is worse for your
   health than vegetarianism due to not getting enough calcium and vitamin
   B12. It is easier to be healhier on a vegetarian diet than a vegan one
   since you can get calcium and vitamin b12 from eggs and diary products. I
   have had blood tests from the doctor and they say that I am healhy and I
   do not take any supplements. I have also been vegetarian(I was a vegan for
   a few years) for about 14 years and I am still alive. [6]Soy products like
   tofu can be a good replacement for meat. It is better to choose
   vegetarianism or veganism for ethical reasons rather than health. Eating
   too much meat is probably more unhealthy than not eating meat at all. If
   you eat too much meat, it can raise blood pressure, raise cholesteral, and
   create issues with colon cancer and kidneys. I know some relatives that
   eat a lot of meat in every meal and they are fat but they do also happen
   to consume a lot of soda and regularly eat sweets and junk food.

   Can being a vegetarian or vegan be inconvient?

   It probably depends on what culture or country that you are brought up in.
   In the US at least, there is a big tradition of eating meat when it comes
   to eating with steaks, hamburgers, and turkey on Thanksgiving. If you go
   out with family or friends to some seafood or steakhouse restraunt, you
   basically cannot eat too many other things other than fries, colesaw, or
   any deserts if they have it. When going to many Indian, Sandwich shops,
   East Asian food like Vietnamese and non seafood Japanese restraunts, and
   Mexican restraunts it is quite easy to find some type of vegetarian
   option. If you have grown up in India or maybe a few different [7]buddhist
   communities, it would be quite easy to be vegetarian.

[Sea also]

   [8]veganism [9]christianity [10]hinduism [11]buddhism [12]religion
   [13]ahimsa [14]pacifism

Links:
1. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/veganism.md
2. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/ahimsa.md
3. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/tolosky.md
4. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/anxiety.md
5. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/depression.md
6. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/soy.md
7. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/buddhism.md
8. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/vegan.md
9. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/christianity.md
10. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/hindu.md
11. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/buddhism.md
12. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/religion.md
13. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/ahimsa.md
14. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/pacifism.md
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2. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/vegetarianism.md
3. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/drm.md
4. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/denuvo.md
5. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/wine.md
6. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/surveillance.md
7. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/opensource.md
8. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/capitalism.md
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12. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/windows.md
13. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/fortnite.md
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windows:
   Windows

   Windows is a proprietary Operating System made by microsoft. Here are a
   list of reasons not to use it

 -Extremely bloated with programs you do not want
 -Spyware that data collects everything on your computer
 -Online Account is required for Windows 11
 -You have no control over it
 -You have to install drivers for things while on a Unix based system, things are built into the kernel. If you are using an amd gpu, on windows you need to go to amd's website, agree to the TOS, then download the drivers, each driver update will show you ads for some shiity mainstream normie AAA game like Call of Duty. and maybe use DDU every update to make sure drivers work properly. On GNU/Linux, it is just plug and play.
 -Built in ads
 -Forces you to have Edge web browser installed will try to convice you to stick to their browser if you install others and make their browser hard to uninstall
 -You do not have access to the source code of windows
 -You cannot customize windows
 -You are stuck with default windows UI
 -There are auto updates and these updates can break things like breaking the firmware on your SSD or make performance worse
 -Latest versions do not work on older computers
 -Introduce bad things like UEFI and secure boot
 -Will show you pop ups and why you should upgrade to latest spyware version of windows
 -Most viruses target windows which makes anti-virus necessary
 -You need a Windows license and it is $150 if you do not go on a sketchy key website

   Why is windows the most used os? That is because it has been the default
   installed OS on most computers for a long time and most people do not like
   change. If this was not the case, barely anyone would use windows. Even if
   there are games or programs that are made for windows that you want to
   use, you can run them with wine or proton compatibility layers. By this,
   there is no need to use Windows. It is just for NPCS.

[See also]

     * [1]wine
     * [2]bloat
     * [3]spyware
     * [4]proprietary
     * [5]botnet

Links:
1. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/wine.md
2. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/bloat.md
3. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/spyware.md
4. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/proprietary.md
5. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/botnet.md
wine:
                                      Wine

   Wine can refer to an alcoholic drink made out of grape juice or a computer
   program that is a windows compatibility layer to make it so windows
   programs run on a Unix system without the need of a dualboot setup or use
   of virtual machines. With the latter, you can think of wine as a
   replacement and reimplimentation of the Win32 api since that is what wine
   replicates. The acronym for wine stands for wine is not an emulator. Wine
   has less overhead compared to more traditional emulators like rpcs3 and
   sometimes running windows programs and games through wine can result in
   better performance than running them on Windows. When running windows
   programs through wine, they make use of unix drivers rather than windows
   ones. For example when running a game through wine with an amd gpu, it
   will make use of the mesa driver instead of the amd windows amd adrenaline
   driver.

   Proton Section

   Proton is a compatibility layer made by Valve and is a fork of wine. It
   also makes use of [1]dxvk and [2]vkd3d (can be used in normal wine) which
   translates direct x to vulkan since Unix systems do not have support for
   direct x since the api is proprietary to [3]Microsoft. It has changed the
   landscape of [4]GNU/[5]Linux gaming. Before proton, it would be rare for
   AAA or even indie games to be playable on GNU/Linux. There are forks of
   proton such as proton ge that include more improvements to proton,
   includes codecs for fmvs, and is based on more bleeding edge versions of
   wine. The most user friendly way to use proton is with [6]steam but you
   can use it without Steam such as with games not distributed on Steam, drm
   free games from both steam or gog, or cracked versions of games. It is
   nice being able to use proton outside of steam since it is a
   [7]proprietary service and relies on having an online steam account.
   According to their TOS, they can take away your account or games licensed
   under your account at any time and you cannot share or pass down your
   steam account to friends or family,

   The most user friendly way to use proton outside steam is with GUI
   launchers such as Lutris and Heroic games launcher On arch based distros
   this is how you install either program

 sudo pacman -S lutris
 paru heroic-games-launcher-bin

   cachyos heroic install

 sudo pacman -S heroic-games-launcher-bin

   For the version of wine, make sure Proton ge is selected and click plus
   icon to add game

   You can use umu-launcher as a non gui way of using proton outside steam
   and can put a shell script next to the game's executable so you do not
   need to memorize proton commands every time you want to launch a game. I
   prefer this method since it is more minimalistic and I do not have to deal
   with a GUI launcher.

   Installation of umu on arch based distros

 sudo pacman -S umu-launcher

   create shell script of game executable (game should be replaced with exe
   file name)

 touch game.sh

   make script executable

 chmod +x game.sh

   use a text editor such as kate, gedit, vim, emacs, or nano to edit script
   I will use vim as an example but kate or gedit would be easier to use

 vim game.sh

   text to put into script

 #! /bin/sh
 WINEPREFIX=/PATH/TO/WINEPREFIX PROTONPATH=GE-Proton umu-run ./"game.exe"

   If you want to put a proton command put it in between protonpath and umu
   run. /PATH/TO/WINEPREFIX will be replaced with where you would want
   wineprefix to be

 #! /bin/sh
 WINEPREFIX=/home/$(whoami)/umu/umu-default PROTONPATH=GE-Proton PROTON_PREFER_SDL=1 mangohud umu-run ./"game.exe"

   You can now double click the shell script or execute it from terminal and
   type

 ./game.sh

   Now proton works without Steam or GUI launcher such as heroic or lutris

[See also]

     * [8]emulator
     * [9]virtual machine
     * [10]windows

Links:
1. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/dxvk.md
2. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/vkd3d
3. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/microsoft.md
4. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/gnu.md
5. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/linux.md
6. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/steam.md
7. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/proprietary.md
8. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/emulator.md
9. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/vm.md
10. file:///home/ronin/programs/wiki/ronin-wiki-md/windows.md
