Fucking hell, I had to check several times that I wasn’t reading an onion-y article.
I barely use YouTube and when I do, I use tubular or freetube apps, but I think I’m going to use it even less from now on.
Fucking hell, I had to check several times that I wasn’t reading an onion-y article.
I barely use YouTube and when I do, I use tubular or freetube apps, but I think I’m going to use it even less from now on.
It’s because it’s Israel, if you say they are terrorists, you’re antisemitic.
I guess I’m antisemitic now.
We’re living in a present where election officials of a democratic country need to prepare with bulletproof glass and panic buttons among the things to guarantee that election day goes smoothly. And somehow, the people responsible for this not only are free and doing their will, they are running for the government through that election.
And I am supposed to think that dystopian futures seen in the movies are somehow worse?
Nonsense. The Cybertruck is absolutely trustworthy.
All you have to do is drive it on the roads, while it’s sunny, possibly not dusty. And avoid any amount of water. ANY.
I think the right question is why no one is succeeding?
The room next to where you installed it at home will still have problems getting more than 2 lines of WiFi.
Thank you for your service, fellow user.
No surprise here. Those were idiots trying to profit from someone else’s labour. It’s not illegal to sell a retro gaming console capable of playing gba games (to name one), what’s illegal, and these imbeciles should have known is to sell them full of licensed games.
Well deserved imho.
Edit: gotta love getting downvoted for this. I guess people are butthurt because someone profiting from piracy got screwed. Well, that’s how it is. These guys could have sold the consoles without games and nothing could have happened. Piracy by itself shouldn’t be about profiting from other people’s work. That’s why every single cracker group tells you that if you paid for their cracked games, you were scammed.
But I guess people think that profiting from piracy is fine… Oh well…
The US “justice” system was never about justice, education and reinsertion.
It was about revenge, and it’s always been.
Batteries recharged with cancer-giving windmills!!
799€ here, 920€ with a disc drive. That is stupidly insane for a console. We’re almost breaking the 1000€ barrier for an “upgrade”, not even the new generation.
I’d bet my money Sony is just testing the grounds to see if they can set PS6 price in a few years over the 1k barrier.
Now they will give Israhell bombs. Just not the one they gave to Afghanistan or Iraq.
This time, they’ll give them bombs to keep bombing Palestine.
Peace throw power!
In the name of Kane!
Wow, I didn’t know Hollywood was so concerned about the Red Sea maritime traffic…
Can’t wait to sub to Ubishit- so I can play the new Assassin’s Creed monthly release. Now with more micro transactions, more empty map to explore, and more bugs!
They are probably not compliant at all, they just never get checked by authorities.
20-25 years ago, phones in schools were a rare sight, and nobody died. My parents could live without knowing what was I doing in school until I got home.
Now it seems those parents need to set a surveillance system to know what their kids are doing 24/7.
Because they didn’t need training. Or that’s what we all thought. They were born with an internet that was basically Google. We needed to learn command line, they needed to learn how to press one button.
And it really is that way… Until they need to do something more complex and realize they can’t.
They are not tech-savvy, we had to dumb down technology so boomers and gen Z’ers could use it.
I’m sorry to tell you that you’re not even the first one thinking of this. I’ll have to look for the source but a company was trying to do this on phones. Basically they’d track your eyes with the phone camera to stop the ad when you’re not looking at your screen.
Edit: found it
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/moviepass-relaunches-ads-track-eyeballs-face-recognition/