harmbugler

Oh, they know.

Now make one that can survive more than 7 Windows updates.

My favourite are the Zork Zero feelies e.g., blueprints and a piece of parchment that held clues to the in-game puzzles.

Your moral condemnation carries the same weight, regardless of your view. A thought experiment: reveal your claim after your condemnation. Can the weight change? What was the weight before the claim was revealed?

This seems like a scam that’s collected $60m so far. Hiding behind regulations lets them keep the scam going longer.

-uwu-

Maybe the fastest way to stop this war is to note that there are positive environmental outcomes.

“That is an excellent point! Thanks for the clarification!”

Thriceland

I have two AppleTVs and while they are great at what they do, I won’t buy another. The reason is that they are still locked down to what Apple allows you to do. Want to watch YouTube? Your only realistic option is Google’s app, complete with ads. If you connect a real computer to the TV, you have significantly more control over what’s going on, but you may lose some of the convenience of a dedicated TV device. Hopefully with things like the GabeCube, more Linux OSes will be dedicated to big screen TV use.

Plus the point is that you can replace the AppleTV with mostly whatever you like (some CEC functionality notwithstanding), and don’t use the TV’s own OS or apps for anything.

If you’re not yet on I2P, start with https://geti2p.net and then set up an I2P router. Once you’re on I2P, personally I use notbob.i2p to see what’s up.

Oh dear, things have worsened since I last looked, including 29 EU states.

I decided to never return to the US after they brought in mandatory fingerprinting. It’s progressed so much further now. Land of the free*

We’re getting corn dip?

I haven’t stumbled upon much sketchy stuff, you’d need to know where it is and discovery is still fairly manual though indexing services exist. Of course you need to find those services in the first place… Anonymity is more of a focus than 90s internet, so it’s hard to tell who anyone really is but you’re probably right. There are active Russian and Iranian dissident text forums though. However, for me, it’s the people just hosting personal websites e.g., a darkwave radio site, or a cryptography blog. Obviously the barrier to entry means it leans fairly techy.

All of these stadiums seem have an original unchanging name, in this case Docklands Stadium. Just waiting for Gulf of FIFA.

Correct. Come to I2P and experience 90s internet again. It’s slow but has character, if by character you understand I mean anonymous Geocities.

Yell hair!

Keep your eyes open, or… don’t ski on a fucking glacier??

Here’s what I mean, in an excerpt from the Internet Manipulation section of Wikipedia’s article on Disinformation. Internet manipulation is the use of online digital technologies, including algorithms, social bots, and automated scripts, for commercial, social, military, or political purposes. Internet and social media manipulation are the prime vehicles for spreading disinformation due to the importance of digital platforms for media consumption and everyday communication. When employed for political purposes, internet manipulation may be used to steer public opinion, polarise citizens, circulate conspiracy theories, and silence political dissidents. That’s everybody’s business. While we may weigh up the pros and cons of these tools, it’s a start to recognise that there are significant social risks here that shouldn’t be dismissed out of hand.

Others are using it on us. Can you understand why we prefer it stays down?

Tell the people using it ON us to stop then.

It’s dumb.