They faked Obama's birth certificate and laughed about it by distributing a pdf with the layers not flattened. Who thinks they wouldn't also be able to fake a piss test?
Terms of Service: We promise not to give your data to anyone!
One Week Later
Terms of Service: We've changed our terms to sell your data for pennies on the dollar. Get fucked.
"Some of you may go bankrupt, but that's a sacrifice I'm willing to make." -- WEF
I wonder if anyone has forked Temple OS to add a networking stack or 3d acceleration...
Like clockwork whenever some bleeding heart woman falls upwards into power.
They're roaches, I'm sure they've gone scrambling either to other companies or dying their danger hair black so they can better camouflage.
Once you give up your sovereignty, it's very difficult to claw it back. Historically, the only way this happens is war.
Yeah yeah, Brexit, but the UK didn't exactly reverse course did they. It's just Brexit in name only, with an excuse to soak the people financially even more.
But I thought this was totally about the law and not about hurting him? lol
> Enemy Action
> Satanist pedophiles in government making another sacrifice and bringing misery to the masses
Same difference.
They stopped when everyone went behind Cloudflare, which required sites to cough up their private keys.
Oh, and, the services Cloudflare offers cost way way way more than they charge, leading to the somewhat obvious suggestion that it's perhaps backed by some organization with infinitely deep pockets. Put 2 and 2 together.
With our borders being what they are, even the english language movies need subs.
I quit going to art house theaters and cinema since the start of the collapse. Venturing into the exceptionally disgusting exceptionally liberal infested part of the city, stepping over homeless and syringes, is just too much for me. Can't enjoy anything when I'm malding over the deliberate destruction of my country.
This is the usual strategy, though. "If you guys are so into free speech, you should let me, oops, I mean, 'other people' shit up your discussion forum!"
No, no we don't. This is not a suicide pact.
Oh look, that thing that never happens happened again.
Also very very hard to get traction. When it comes to small productions, there's a total glut of options. If maybe 20% of the people who hear about a new Final Fantasy actually wind up buying it, it's tens if not hundreds of millions of dollars. Even if 90% of the people who hear about a specific fun indie RPG buy it, it's maybe a hundred grand.
Something that will earn him zero additional votes and just alienates him from a big chunk of current supporters.
Sounds like some one found out how much they have to pay him to self sabotage.
They banned him because he spoke the truth.
I found No Man's Sky fun (I played it for the first time maybe two years ago). I shifted to a new galaxy once and I felt I had enough, as I also maxed out myself and my ships' capabilities. You start getting used to the patterns in the procedural generation, and eventually I didn't feel like scanning flora and fauna at 100% for a planet because the bonuses didn't feel worth it, and then I didn't want to waste time scanning anything. A notebook and a few lucky trades and you have all the money you might want, and it's easier to just buy the materials you need than actually harvest.
It you get caught up in gatcha games with daily missions and stuff, you might get more mileage with the built-in multiplayer hub, along with dispatching Frigate missions, but everything had this samey-ness to it that just got exhausting and felt like work instead of discovery.
Yes, but they're not really airlines. They're commuter planes. No nationwide coverage, need to hop between different airports, can be a noisier, less comfortable ride unless you go jets.
Also costs lots of money. But that's the goal, after all. The wealthy and well connected get to travel, you technically can too but put your life in a 41% pre-suicide tranny pilot.
Dancing mania (also known as dancing plague, choreomania, St John's Dance and, historically, St. Vitus' Dance) was a social phenomenon that occurred primarily in mainland Europe between the 14th and 17th centuries. It involved groups of people dancing erratically, sometimes thousands at a time. The mania affected men, women, and children, who danced until they collapsed from exhaustion. One of the first major outbreaks was in Aachen, in the Holy Roman Empire, in 1374, and it quickly spread throughout Europe; one particularly notable outbreak occurred in Strasbourg in 1518, also in the Holy Roman Empire.
Wow, that's crazy. Good thing we don't have any mass hysteria events these days.
Discord is a pretty notorious target for it's absolute dumpster fire of a security model.
Not sure if it's still the case, but not only does the application just wrap a web browser to a specific "internal" website, but it stores your authentication token in it. Clicking a malicious link (or a good link that has itself has its server silently hacked, or is serving a malicious ad) could log that token and they'll have the keys to the kingdom because there is literally nothing that signs it to your device.
"You don't understand, I want to hate Trump for something he hasn't even done yet!!!"
Just casual cyber terrorism from the alphabet crowd. Must be a day that ends in y.
two people familiar with the dynamic told Axios.
lol. lmao even.
When you rely on the mob for your livelihood you cannot oppose the mob.