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  • Parents: no, u

  • Your first reply was a whataboutism that tried to deflect the very obvious problem of US companies not taking security seriously, which has now devolved into you calling me a communist...?

    E everything you don't like is a communist, isn't it?

    Take your whataboutisms, ad hominems and the rest of your logical fallacies for a long walk off a short pier, because at this point I'm just blocking you.

  • No, you're saying irrelevant things because you're being defensive, and then replying with an ad hominem, because you want to see your enemies defeated and driven before you - because you obviously lack raising. But I digress.

    Other places, like the EU, or say China, there are regulations about data security, whereas in the US, it's the wild west, where companies can cut as much costs as they want and leak data like it's a sport. The news every year is awash with leak news, and in most cases it comes from the US. So, yeah...

    Cope, yankie. Cope.

  • Like come tf on. A dedication to journalists who lost their lives?!? Fucking fops.

  • ...but we're talking about leaks, and nobody leaks user and consumer data like US companies.

    What was your point? "Everyone gets hacked, so might as well leak"?

  • May have? Son, I'm in the midst of convincing my countrymen to get the hell away from US vendors, because the words "conflict", "of" and "interests" means nothing to US officials or businesses when put together.

    No, you don't let the people who handle data also share in the spoils of data brokerage - albeit through stock ownership or shared assets.

    At the end of the day, yes, the US will leak data, because security is a cost and data is of value. Money printer go brrr.

  • Partly, yes. It's the idea that they'll do the exact same thing, take over and then, Russia would have to be on the offence in their own country. How hilarious isn't that?

    I think it's a whee bit of a shaming campaign in military form. I mean all the land they lost in such a short amount time.

    How embarrassing.

  • And of course it's on NixOS already.

  • Yeah, that's kind of expected, when one of their only competitors is having a PR shitstorm raining on them night and day.

  • This is why Godot is so important and that source available can be something the EU has to consider for all newly designed games. Sorry, small, mid and big time game studios, and screw you publishers, what we need is to make sure that the barrier to entry for game developers is significantly lowered. What, you think I'm taking about video game conservation? Leave that to AccursedFarms.

    What I'm saying is that you can more easily pitch games to publishers, using assets and engines that are already "standardised", like Bethesda's several Rube Goldberg machines, if they are available. I'm looking at Fallout London as saying to myself: why isn't this on Steam, Switch, and every other platform Fallout 4 can run on, being sold by Bethesda?

    Even split prices, one for people who already owned Fallout 4, one for who recently purchased Fallout 4 if they don't have Fallout 4 - if you wanna be pedantic. But the point remains the same: these lovely modder devs, though they shouldn't be forced, could have pitched this game to Bethesda, even as an "off-universe" game. Whatever.

    But then we remember the Fallout 76 Store. Oh my god, no. And DMCA takedowns, claims of copyright infringement - even though "modified works" doesn't exclude software - and what about actual live services and competitive games? Like could the community make the server instead? Can it be something even the Olympic Committee has a hand in, so the game can be vetted for the Olympics?

    Like update your EULA. "May be used, modified and deployed for free if it's used for education and development purposes". I'm not a lawyer, so take them scribblings with a grain of salt, but something like that would really just add an extra level in participation in schools, clubs, organisations, etc, even as an easy way to recruit and receive games and new worlds, for free.

    Free the engine! Free all of the engines! NOW!!! "The secret sauce" fallacy has been stupid, is stupid right now, and will continue to be stupid into the future - unless we do something about it.

    Free the engines!

  • 👏 Make 👏 society 👏 not 👏 suck

    How about that?

    These systems have been draining people for so long, making society a dry, homogenous mess, lacking of any real culture or humanity, depriving local communities of economic development because "too big too fail" also means "monopoly is legal", people burning out, left and right, expections so high that you'd think the modus operandi was determined by a damn coke head, and the the collective narcecism, sycophancy, the nepotism? Jesus fucking Christ.

    Why would you bring a child into this? Like "here junior, enjoy all that mental disease. Please don't shoot up any schools."

  • Spot on. Racists will scapegoat people groups for the corruption within their own system, in effect blaming someone completely innocent of any wrongdoing against the economy, because that will always be and the politicians fault.

    But of course, historically speaking, you screw up the economy and you you go "oh no, it's the Jews" or "the Darkies" or whatever people group you can find, because at that point you'd be stupid to not play that card.

    I mean, what are you gonna do? Fess up and make amends? No. That's dumb, optically. Better hope it blows over and we can just forget the whole thing... or, you know what we can do...

  • ...wat? I can't hear you over the industrial cherry picking you're doing over there.

  • Isn't that also the mayor of some Californian town?

  • I was missing a couple of teeth and saw Jeru The Damaja live, and he told me I looked like Snagletooth...

    I got the Hannah Barbera reference as well and oh my god I'm old.

  • "You're not fooling anyone, r/TigTooty - banned."

  • r/BigBooty is going to be bone dry...

    Unless Reddit actually monetizes the process for content creators, in which case, we need them to open up their books - because then they'll be running a marketplace.