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  • Man you're so defeatist. Do you dare call yourself a pirate still with that kind of mentality? If so, please excuse yourself by not representing of being a part of the pirate community.

    Because we don't have time or patience for that shit. Things shut down all the time, but things also come back. People within rank will pick up what's been left behind. The only people dumb enough to say the shit you've said, are simply just leechers. Leechers who take and take but give nothing back. You're nothing.

  • It's Nintendo practically daring people to do it.

    And they will.

  • ...Okay.

  • Someone will take his place and continue the work. Someone who is more robust and has a will to not cater to such dumb demands.

  • No, what they really mean is that the internet will not forget the shit that don't matter. We're talking how obsessed people have gotten with Chris-Chan. All the while this shit is happening.

    We don't give a fuck about how little of a life you live, where you orbit around shitty online people who do shitty things. We are losing stuff like this and getting fucked over all the while.

  • Man if they manage to one day buy-out Wikipedia and even Britannica. You just know that's exactly what they'll do. They'll whitewash all articles that shed light on their atrocities, demonize groups and individuals they don't like, scrub away certain historical entries and vice versa.

    You just know they would do that.

  • Okay...okay. You were making sense until you were tossing around the label salad a bit much. Someone needs to go outside and get some fresh air I think.

  • To me, the Internet died a little before 2012. Some may say 2009, others say 2007. But I say it started to die since 2012, it's just been a steady process and now we've been seeing the rapidness catch up within the past 9 years.

    It's not a guess anymore as to how many corps, companies and zealot individuals want to take control of the internet for their own gain.

  • I called it, sadly. They weren't going to stop at the e-books. It'll be music now, then I imagine they're going to go after as many video clips and then they'll be after all of the games hosted there that gaming companies today don't give a shit about preserving unless it's going to make them a buck again.

    This timeline absolutely fucking sucks each and every passing minute.

  • Surprising no one.

  • I like open ended questions. I like questions that isn't seeking to incriminate myself (see that shit all the time on Reddit and Quora like "what's your deepest darkest secret? Like anyone is going to fucking tell you).

  • If I was a parent, I'd be one of those parents where the child has to suffer the consequences. No, I will not come to your defense when you engage with and anger trolls. No, I will not be responsible for any scarring you inflicted on yourself by watching things or seeing things not meant for a young person's mind pre-adulthood.

    I'll gladly give them their own computer and I'll give them internet access. I'll gladly give warnings and cautions. But fuck with all of them whether it's illegal activity that's going to come at my doorstep or whine about anything you started - you're fucked.

  • Because...stickers! Everyone fucking loves stickers!

    Oh oh! We can instantaneously share GIFs to eachother! Wooooooooow!

    It's like dangling plastic keys infront of an easily amused baby, these people.

  • Linux for laptops. Windows for desktops.

    Linux is not 100% there for me to really use. It never really was. I've sometimes tried to go through a folder of all of the setup files for programs and utilities I commonly use on Windows. I just know for a fact that while Linux has open source counterparts to some of them, they don't for all of them. Even if Linux did, it always feels like I have to take an extra step or two, to run it as opposed to on Windows by simply clicking it to run.

    Then it's a matter of driver support as well.

    Then it's the relentless browbeating from Linux fanboys that just turn me off from considering going full Linux. I keep envisioning this scenario where someone is calling tech support for like an audio issue and the support guy is going "I see, well...all you have to do is...GO LINUX!" he shouts in the ear piece at the caller. He would repeat "GO LINUX!" over and over until the caller hangs up, while he's still on the line, drooling over himself as he mumbles "Linux...." while imagining the Tux penguin, Torvalds and other open source figures. Eyes glossed over.

    That's the kind of fanboyism I can't stand with Linux.

  • Every dragged out rom-com.

    "We have a bad misunderstanding about why our relationship sucks!"

    "Well, let's sit down and talk it over, okay?"

    "Okay"

    End.

  • He ruined it for everyone. If he fucking cared about his platform like ridding it from child pedos, drug trafficking groups and vice versa. He could've still retained what was already going. But because that he didn't, this is the course we're on.

  • Because OF COURSE they would.

  • Asklemmy @lemmy.ml

    Do you get exhausted from being involved with activism and politics?

  • I think the causes are right. The execution is just very poor. I don't understand what blocking traffic has to do with it, I don't understand what throwing paint around has to do with it.

    Honestly, I think protests should be a matter of information vs information and using the right information to combat the lies and deceit projected by those they're against.

    You lose traction of your cause if all that you're doing is trying to be the biggest intolerant prick.

    I didn't like the Black Lives Matter movement, because their ranks contained people that destroyed streets and they seemed to just budge right in on everything.

    I didn't like the Stop Oil movement, because all that they did were examples of what I brought up about blocking traffic and throwing paint.

  • In a Trump-lead administration and Ajit Pai heading FCC, this totally would've been passed by now. I don't like how this is on the table at all and how the decision could go either way. But I'll take that trade off than it for it to be guaranteed.

    But, one bill (PERA) is from a Republican. The other bill (PREVAIL) is from a Democrat. So, this is a bipartisan effort to fuck over everyone here.

  • Asklemmy @lemmy.ml

    What are some words you swear people use to try and sound smart?

  • Asklemmy @lemmy.ml

    What does not get easier to handle in life?

  • Asklemmy @lemmy.ml

    What are some of your ticks?

  • Mildly Infuriating @lemmy.world

    Well, I wanted to enjoy stream sticks