Hey baby are you a lib? ‘Cause you seem pretty owned.

Isn’t it ironic that you post this meme along with complex instructions to fixing a problem in jellyfin?

An important reminder that if this can be enacted into law, there is a chance it would not only apply to games but also at some point maybe to all software that does not require a server to operate most basic functions (ie. looking at you adobe)

Sign it, and get your friends and family to sign it because the proposal is pretty common sense: if you buy something, you should own it.

Time to switch registrars.

You are overthinking it. Just enjoy yourself and take ear protection — besides the concert being loud, teenage girls scream really loud.

I don’t know enough marvel to get the last one. Any help? Is she blind at some point?

I have a Tom Morello shirt that says

Nazi
Lives
Don’t
Matter

Guess what shows up in the zoom?

Even a scumbag corrupt clock is right twice a day.

While everyone should sign it, the campaign is about publishers that kill games that could conceivably remain working.

De-listing is likely a result of expired licensing or similar, and I don’t think it’s feasible (or realistic) to require companies to renew licenses in perpetuity just to keep selling games.

Adopted from the pound, they threw that stuff in for free. (I threw money at them anyway)

dog tax included

Jesus H. look at the size of those paper clips! Are they for a giant?

Just 60? Everyone I know has dropped all plans for the foreseeable future. Even those building their first PC.

Ia that a Shawshank poster?

I guess I’m not selfhosting at all, I use a power grid that I don’t control.

Being a popularity contest is not a problem. It’s always been like that, it’s “whatever”. Like it, don’t like. Doesn’t matter.

But Israel manipulating votes to “artwash” genocide is a whole different bag of cats, and very wrong.

Bro why are people downvoting this when it is so clearly a joke

The shitty website is riddled with redirect ads.

Here is the archive https://web.archive.org/web/20250909120542/https://www.carsandhorsepower.com/featured/flipper-zero-car-thieves-and-a-brewing-security-crisis-what-s-really-going-on

Tl;dr not a lot more on the article than the headline says.

This. Early 2000s pirating was harder and less convenient (no arr stack, no plex/jellyfin) but buying a bunch of dvd’s/cd’s was a lot more expensive, if they even were available, and personally I was pretty broke.

Then streaming came along. It was dope, for a good price you could get good enough quality and quantity, of both music and shows/movies. I stopped pirating.

When I was up to 3 or 4 video streaming services it hit me — I’m paying 40/50 a month, and I STILL don’t have everything I want to watch? This is bullshit.

Went back to pirating, now with all the new software sometimes I’ll download stuff that I have available elsewhere just because it’s all nicely integrated in my setup.

Still don’t pirate music, since music streaming is still convenient — 1 service, pretty much all the music.

I mean shit, one of those things is very much not like the others.

It’s really fucking weird (for lack of a better word, because it sure as shit isn’t surprising) that everyone in the US is getting away without pretty much any repercussion. Disgusting.