AnonTwo @ AnonTwo @kbin.social

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You're just saying how most TOA's are...they're hardly ever enforced that way, just because of the publicity it would give them. And most TOA's aren't even legally binding and this is definitely something that would face litigation.

If your issue with it is the vagueness, you might as well get off the grid now. Most TOA's are written that way.

Sources that don't actually prove anything aren't good sources....

A part of me feels like they setup the debt just so they could eventually oust the speaker and put the person they actually wanted there. Wasn't the first speaker largely contested to the point they had to be voted on numerous times anyway?

Prettttty sure this has happened a lot in the history of Christianity...

I don't think the religion would've even lived this long without it.

I think it's currently an on/off switch. Some music you can download and some is streaming only

If you have the local MP3 file you can do just about anything you want with it. Use it in just about any device. Transfer it anywhere. And never lose it.

I have Mp3s that are over 20-30 years old and have never needed to get them again.

And yes I go to piracy almost immediately if I can't get a local file. Just because of how many different ways i've used them over the years.

...How?

That doesn't even make sense. They'd literally just be too dumb to understand what it was even about.

I don't think saying "All memes are political" is exclusively a right thing to dislike.

Especially since a lot of memes grew from people who were absolutely too young to be thinking about politics.

Sure there are memes that are political, but to say all memes are is just kindof...appropriating?

I mean it's entirely possible I don't know the political significance of pepe, but I was also never really shown a reason to ask.

...You mean the meme that Chinese people were outlawed from doing because it's not offensive to Chinese, it's offensive to the leader?

That'd be like saying caricatures of an American President (of which there are hundreds of) are racist. Even when most of them were made by Americans.

If a streamer pisses off china they get blacklisted from the entire Chinese game market. That's a pretty big neg for the chinese game industry.

Sure they have good games, but respect is another thing entirely.

Did you ever consider maybe it's just people already talk about politics in a lot of other places, and don't need to talk about it literally 24/7?

Isn't there literally a community called politicalmemes because people wanted to sort these into another place?

At this point you're not even posting to be funny, you're just posting to be annoying.

...Aren't drug patches already a thing for more extreme drugs? I feel like you just gave bad examples when there's actual examples that exist....

Isn't it less accepting and more realistically doing damage control to avoid legitimate damage?

Like sure we can shun them to the point of violence but then they just will hide it, bottle it, and we just have to hope they never actually do anything with those bottled emotions.

We're very quick to get uncomfortable about people's issues, but very slow to do anything to actually prevent those issues from leading to more serious issues.

The reason we're even going in this line of reasoning, is the possibility that it could lead to no actual children being harmed by it. And it's mainly because it has the advantage of deterring people you don't actually know have those issues, which is the #1 issue at the moment with it.

Actually i've seen a lot of posts (mainly for competitive games) where people just don't want to buy a game without a kernel anti-cheat. Mainly care more about their games being fair than security.

This will be nice, but it's pretty much a "You only need it when you need it" kindof tool, due to being pretty highly specialized.

Plus I know some engine remakes are still not quite there, like the Theme Hospital One (mostly presentation, gameplay mechanics are all there) and the Warcraft 1 and 2 ones (again mainly presentation, especially when it comes to Audio which is just run in soundtrack mode and includes menu music)

I'd imagine they could add ScummVM as well, but it'd take a lot of time to figure out how to get all the files into the right places probably, since I doubt every ScummVM game does it the same.

I don't know what you're trying to say. I think it was safe to assume Salty probably meant the local-based keepass or something like that?

I wouldn't have immediately gone to text doc or spreadsheet. those aren't password managers.

Because Windows doesn't require you to google sketchy .exes and .msis....

Unless you just consider them inherently sketchy, but can't really do anything about that. Hell the backlash for the store was mainly because people wanted to keep using .exes's.

It looks like the OP was trying to shorthand (not show entirely)
Just updating Ubtuntu to see if it fixes the issue
cloning a github repo and then trying to build a driver themselves
Checking with modprobe to see if it worked (I don't remember the command clearly, I've only actually done this once like 2 years ago)

The syntax error at the end is probably more for dramatic effect and would've occurred when trying to make the repo. But at the bare minimum using Apt to update-upgrade your distro would update a driver if it was already installed and just outdated.