Untitled Goose Game gave me more stress than Splinter Cell.

Would absolutely play it again!

Oh no. We’re going to get Vibe Clocks aren’t we? AI is just going to spit out times and it’s on you to check to make sure it’s correct.

As much as I would like to agree with you, permissive licenses are killing open source software as a whole since corporations absolutely abuse the software, provide very little value back to the code in return, and often DEMAND the authors patch their vulnerabilities.

Open source props up the world and the least that corporations could do is throw 0.0001% of their revenue their way. But they can’t even be bothered to do that.

Because it has no copyright. Each new translation has a new copyright.

It’s always the King James Bible.

• It’s dirt cheap.
• The Gideans would likely donate them anyway.
• Ain’t like anyone is going to read them and even if they do, it’s old school English and it will mean whatever conservatives want it to mean.

There’s a way to detect when students yell “help” or “call 911” from the bathroom that doesn’t require any technology.

You have a staff member within earshot of the bathroom.

Honestly…yeah. I’ve been trying to push that boulder but I can’t be the only one.

Very few people are willing to break rank because the system is working for them for now.

Create a trust instead.

Contact an attorney to draft a trust where you all share equity at an amount you all agree to. The terms of the trust should indicate how someone sells their interest and what happens upon default, etc.

The trust buys the property and owns it. Ownership is managed through the trust.

The hardest part is qualifying for a loan. You’re essentially operating as a business and most home loans are designed for people and couples.

Idiot.

It has a chip. You insert it.

EVEN IF a store was named “use these toys on fake dolls of children” (because this name would likely not even pass local laws but let’s put that aside), the store can sell cookies and take MasterCard.

I’m going to play devil’s advocate since the OOP is doing a terrible job of arguing their point.

If my brick and mortar store sold incest books, MasterCard could say, “We don’t like how you sell this one book or category of books.”

Like…fine. In which case they are being anticompetitive. The books aren’t illegal. Distasteful, perhaps, but you don’t see me complaining to MasterCard for processing bakery transactions, just because I hate gluten.

Buying illegal drugs is, well, illegal.

Buying porn with money is fully legal. Buying a porn magazine at a brick and mortar store is fully legal. Buying fucking sex toys online and at a brick and mortar store is fully legal.

MasterCard banning a specific category of goods because a small, yet vocal, group of people think they shouldn’t exist is not only absolutely stupid but anticompetitive.

If MasterCard doesn’t have control over the NSFW bans, there is an easy way to solve this:

Announce that they are explicitly allowing NSFW purchases.

If they won’t do that, then one of two things are true:

• MasterCard doesn’t have control over its process, to which point investors should question what value they provide
• MasterCard is lying and they do have control over its processes, to which point merchants and consumers should question how much they can trust a company that will ban certain categories of purchases

This was in 2023

'“Kids stay free!*”

*Without paying adult

• Fmovies
• 1flix

+ uBlock Origin

Oddly no but I suspect that it’s either due to them not caring enough for one person doing this or them thinking their T&Cs will prevail in court.

For me, I don’t see a loss. Either my contract doesn’t hold up, which means that I only lose time and money or it does hold up in which case I lose time and they (and every other company that has clauses where you accept terms by continuing services) loses their contract terms.

If it ever came to it, I would bet the company would choose to settle rather than risk a president being set.

Shit like this is rarely enforceable but in order to find out, you need to have money.

What I like to do is clap back and send them my own terms and conditions, with the stipulation that if they don’t write back, then they are accepting them.

How does this work? I know that PR is an US territory but I imagine there are some quarantine procedures for animals.

Or has all of that been worked out already and you’re just the courier?

Edit: nevermind. My mind skipped past the explanation and went straight for the cute picture.

Volunteers are on both sides of the journey.

ELI5: Torrents require a way to send data and that’s done through a port. Either you need to have a port available or someone else does. While you can upload without port forwarding, you’re more likely to get higher connections if you have it turned on.

There is absolutely a connection between how shitty corporations are treating their customers with how likely those customers are likely to stop paying and start sailing.

Netflix in its prime was the GOAT, showing a very significant decrease in piracy. We’re only seeing a rise now because of the proliferation of streaming companies. No one wants to pay for 4+ streaming services.