Robust Mirror @ Robust_Mirror @aussie.zone

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100% agree. I no joke own about 900 games I haven't played between steam (most bought when I was young and naive, probably bought like 10 games in the last 10 years now I know better), epic free games, and playstation plus monthly "free" games (not even counting the catalogue you now get access to), yes they're technically not entirely free but I'd be paying for plus regardless so they kinda are.

Now as a lot of these games weren't chosen by me, by no means do I want to play them all, and some are duplicates across platforms. But if even 10% interest me, that's still 90 games. I probably play games at a rate slower than 1 per month. That's years of games to me. And more will be stacking up in that time. I haven't bought a game in like 3 years and it's entirely possible I'll never buy a game again at this rate.

Imagine preordering a game in 2025.

That prison is literally hell on earth. Imagine being sent there for no reason. Likely for the rest of your life. It's beyond fucked up.

I'm sure this is probably useful and makes sense in some way, but it's really giving me rest of the fucking owl energy. I just can't follow it clearly after like step 9 or so.

No it's like Netflix for torrents /real Debrid and really very simple to set up.

Download stremio.

Optionally pay for a Debrid service such as real Debrid (this will basically give you a smoother experience for a couple dollars a month)

Search torrentio

Choose the options (very self explanatory) and install the addon.

You're literally done. Start playing any show/movie you like. It'll work.

It's believed to be true to a high degree.

Pi is infinite. It's also believed with a high degree of certainty (but not proven) to be a normal number, which basically means all the digits are evenly distributed over the infinite series. So if that is true, there would be an infinite number of 0s. Theoretically it could suddenly turn out to not be normal after a certain amount of digits are found, and then 0 could just stop entirely after a certain point, but this is incredibly unlikely.

Damn sorry about that. Hope it works out for you.

I just double checked my emails, and I forgot I did have to pay $7 AUD (like 4.50 USD) to upgrade it, which annoyed me a little at the time but was cheap enough I decided to swallow it.

That's strange, 4k allowed me to upgrade my lifetime sub key to a new key for the new program.

They did, but somehow they're managing to start making a comeback with their drive through stores. People that want super convenience will put up with a worse coffee for it.

Baseball, huh?

Man that's such a strawman, you're completely misrepresenting why they bring up fallacies.

Don't know if it'll be much help but on my app (thunder) you go to the instance, press the little (i) and then block community. It will probably be something similar on most apps.

It's like 15 seconds every couple of videos. I mean I get it, but TV my entire childhood was 21 minute shows with 3 sets of 3 minute ads per 30 min block. Movies that were 90 minutes would stretch to 2-2.5 hours with the ads. I saw Titanic once and it was closing in on 5 hours. It's really not that bad to me.

Well no one would consider something with a single water molecule on it wet either.

My assumption isn't that they're all fixed, it's that any particularly bad ones would be known about so I know to avoid it or not. Which appears to be the case.

I would imagine its harder to argue you don't condone your users using it for piracy when you have a feature that automatically does stuff very closely related to piracy. I'm not going to get into an argument over whether it's defensible legally or not, but it makes sense to me that they play it safe in general.

Do you really believe they will have fluoride prescriptions?

Edit: from the article: will begin the process of pulling prescription fluoride drops and tablets for children off the market.

I see you haven't interacted with many kids with special needs. Not everything in life can be easily "enforced" for everyone.

Also watch them ban fluoride toothpaste next.

Usually these decompiled projects run natively as an exe. I haven't tried this one yet though.