Hey, is there any chance you could do a writeup on how you did things? due to the lack of information you mention, I think it might be useful for a lot of people there, including me.
So now that this powerful user is gone and the software is still out of convention, we are stuck with an unfriendly behavior on an extremely popular software because of.... Inertia and this makes a cool story?
Well, from your feedback, the law seem to have had the required effect combining supression of disguised employment, assigning the right responsibility to parties involved and avoiding dilution of said responsibility.
The gaming part comes from single thread / low thread count performance. For instance, in many games, having a lower ST perf means losing frames by "bottlebecking" the system.
Well, maybe because this person is doing just that, at it's scale. In the end australians are responsible for the laws they get voted so... that's probably, from an outsider's perspective the only guarantee of taking a "probably not crappy decision" imo...
To be fair it's only recently that released the windows version of the openbanchmarking software, so this linux only side of things will change for sure. But yes
What's more it's a bit sad that only a small part of the content can't be served by those small peers making them useful instead of harmful to the network...
- DESCRIPTION: How many year has it been that we need to have correct performance management / drivers enabled to correctly use quicksync with discrete GPU's, for how long will we need to tune cpu behavior / peripherals power management ourselves to have decent power usage? A "I'm the system, I know what I need" one button optimization would be really appreciated...