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The world just ended.
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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/14465880
It's the endgame.
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I would teach myself coding with books just so I could learn how to crack the DRM
Coding and cracking are two completely different things. Sure it might be easier to learn but not all coders can become crackers.
But all crackers had to learn to code
If you can learn assembly you have a chance at learning how to crack. Without knowing assembly and low level languages like c/c++ impossible.
That's more descriptive, but I prefer the spirit of my comment, friend.
Where there’s a will there’s a way. Nothing is impossible, it depends on how far you are willing to go.
Then you realize you don't have any compilers installed so the best you can do is batch
Time to start writing a compiler.
This is why it’s a good idea having a local mirror of your linux distro packages with at least 2-3 versions. No internet, no problem.
That's nixos
Arch Linux is fine here with a good offline packages mirror.
Doesn't nixos wait to actually download the packages? Sure, you could set up a derivation that depends on everything in nixpkgs, but that seems like a lot of disk space.
Just buy a 20TB HDD or two and stock up on every console game up to PS3
Yea, I doubt anyone is learning how to crack stuff these days without the internet.