I mean you don’t have to…

Freedom of speech but not at my expense uh? Boo-fuckin-hoo

It wouldn’t cost them a lot to diversify and be present on more platforms to transition away, cowards indeed.

Personally I drink more for the taste than the alcohol now, and I switched to low-alcholol or alcohol-free beers and mocktails.

Went once, that was enough.

If the game doesn’t a demo or a refund period, then I don’t see a problem with it.

It’s a trap, to train the LLM to know where you’ll hide.

lmao, that mod labelled you as a “reddit agent” when you’ve been on the fediverse for 3+ years and 5.69k comments 🤣

It’s not that it’s the worst, it’s just that they turn it on to 11.

The secrecy requirements is also a terrible thing for transparency and accountability.
Can’t wait for a ministerial order to request broad data without proper oversight. /s

If the government needs to operate in the shadow to maintain law and order, they aren’t better than the criminals they’re fighting against. We don’t need this bill to accomplish public safety, there’s already an established process and it’s called a warrant.

Looks like a chill dude I’d drink a beer with.

Anti-tampering can also be part of the anti-cheat security posture.

Not sure which one is worse, lying about not knowing about the negotiations, or being incompetent as a leader where your staff do things behind your back.

You’d have a better experience with using LUKS encryption on your live bootable environment.

Please refer to lemmy.ca instance rule #2 re: civility

Argue in good faith, attack the argument; not the person, and promote a healthy debate. That includes implying violence, threats or wishes of violence and/or death.

Find content that is against their service providers TOS and report them. Don’t have much of a platform if the host / CDN doesn’t want to have them as a client.

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Even worse is that having a fair living wage and decent social services is seen as the big meany communism

Most private trackers have a point system where you accumulate points that you can exchange for upload credit, as a mean to provide an incentive to keep less popular torrents active.

That way you can build up your ratio without downloading stuff you don’t want.

BitTorrent is a good middle ground between decentralization, adoption and user-friendliness. I think the transport layer is pretty solid, and there’s no need to stick an anonymity layer at the protocol level, as the preferred method might change over time.

Combined with a VPN to handle the anonymity part, I think it’s solid and modular enough.