From what I guessed off this comment, the site prevents you from using certain characters (i.e.: < and > would disappear when you submit)
There's still XSS potential if the HTML templates don't do any sanitization, which is possible if the dev just believes it's not a risk since it's "impossible" to submit something unsafe

EDIT: nvm from comment below it looks like a Yikes

I'm a freelance webdev and sysadmin if you guys need, can also do consulting and infosec :^)

The Matcherino page is broken for me, it only does it for the i65 one (other tournament pages are fine). It reports this error https://reactjs.org/docs/error-decoder.html?invariant=185 if you feel like calling them up

https://cdn.betterttv.net/emote/5b8a9c6f80c14b0422a7b2a0/3x

on another note, big shoutout to samifaceit, this is quite very cool

Does anyone have a spare headset? I just realized I only have earbuds, they have a mic and I would be fine, but I'd rather have something better to transmit mic
Cheers

EDIT: Adysky's hooking me up, bless

https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/290876706959392779/609775000865603594/IMG_20190810_114320.jpg

doesn't RGL provide match servers?

https://clips.twitch.tv/SuperSpicyAppleNomNom

""""german humor""""

The ability to have hardware acceleration on Mac is absolutely off topic, having your VM provide hardware acceleration to Linux from a OSX host is *also* off topic because the kernel doesn't magically implement the Metal API. From a Linux VM hosted by OSX, you can't run binaries that link to the Metal API.
It's propriatery and nobody going to reverse/re-implement it.

that's not how that works

wtf are you talking about, metal is a proprietary Apple API

yes it is a lower level of abstraction, Vulkan is to OpenGL is what C is to like javascript or Java
you manage the entirety of GPU resources yourself, as opposed to old OpenGL where you do whatever and driver could do things well or not

surprisingly its not really the case when Valve did it for their Source games when they added Linux+OSX support
I dont know much about MoltenVK but I think it's a similar story as well?
I've been following a Rust project for a while (https://github.com/gfx-rs/gfx) and it seems like DX12, Vulkan and Metal are very close in terms of API so you could generalize an API to work on either (what gfx-hal does) or translate between (whch is what MotltenVK does)

http://logs.tf/1 which was Nov 18, 2012

2778 times holy shit

ggglygy wanted to see the same but for good sportsmanship: https://gist.github.com/ldesgoui/96e6f27beeb70182f067f56d0b1fd085

I plan on normalizing and porting the dataset to sqlite3 for ease of use, I'll probably make a script that updates the set with newest logs. Should come along in a couple days.
Not exactly keen on just sharing what zoob gave me as there's a potential security vector.