Malcolm Reynolds

It was just a jab at the current Stop Killing Games stuff that is going on.

Lmao. Ubi shuts down The Crew, but EA is like, “idk, give anthem another 6 months.”

Cambodia, according to some dead people that are in the know.

They somehow managed to be a worse Limp Bizkit.

I hope it does. I’m trying to marry into royalty so I can have carte blanche to do whatever I want. Like eat pancakes for dinner. Or eat pancakes for lunch. Or have a second helping of pancakes for breakfast. Really, just more pancakes.

Cubes. Cubes on cubes on cubes on cubes. It’s cubes all the way down.

Butterfly by Crazy Town

Michael Jackson Moonwalker, and it was a VHS. I watched it so many times the tape snapped. No regrets. Later in life I met one of the music videos directors randomly when he came into my bar. We geeked out about the video and it was super cool. For anyone interested, it was Jim Blashfield. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jim_Blashfield

Does entropy have a knife?

They pay the cat deposit on my new place, where ever that may be. I’ll take a cat as well, though.

I’ll do mine for 2.7 and a cat deposit.

It’s everything I’ve ever wanted.

Right, they are confirmed.

Which is exactly why I said TOS and not the US laws. I don’t really agree with the laws here either, because they create a safe harbor for illegal ends, but I understand that it is a lot easier, and arguably better, to self-police the content. That is what Patreon is doing. They view it as a violation of their TOS to generate revenue on a site that knowingly and willingly hosts CSAM. I’m with Patreon on this one. This wasn’t the first offence, and there is no way that the person that runs the site doesn’t know that material is on there. Pleading ignorant isn’t going to work. Running anonymous file hosting, no matter how good your intentions, is going to bring out the worst of the internet, guaranteed. If you can somehow get around that logic, you’ve got a bright future with the NRA.

How Libertarian of you.

Yeah, it really comes back to the idea of if a file hosting service is responsible for what the user uploads, which is an argument that has been going on since the beginning of the internet. Ultimately, yes, I think they are. I think you have to actively moderate what is uploaded, but on top of that, there has to be swifter and stricter punishment for those that do upload things that are against TOS and/or illegal. If someone is uploading CSAM, then law enforcement needs to go after them. Maybe they’ll actually do something people appreciate, instead of killing minorities.

Edit: If you are downvoting me without giving a reason, I just have to assume you are Libertarian, and that’s being generous.

Brass knuckles are ribbed for your pleasure.

You are correct. I guess what I should have said is that this is what they want us to see, no necessarily what they are using.

Sure, but you have to file FOIA and wait. It’s not truly open source.