tyler
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- Comment on Unlike her just gaming or whatever 😄 1 day ago:
Ha incredible find! She was literally playing Mario Kart 🤣 imgur.com/a/mario-kart-clubs-1Msvqdg
- Comment on Unlike her just gaming or whatever 😄 2 days ago:
Cunningham’s Law. Thanks! I knew it was probably incorrect I was just too lazy to look up the right answer.
- Comment on Unlike her just gaming or whatever 😄 2 days ago:
While this is a wild thing to find out, this photo doesn’t look at all this decade, and also it looks like she’s playing it, not using the camera.
- Comment on Unlike her just gaming or whatever 😄 2 days ago:
Playing a DS at the club is one hell of a vibe.
- Comment on Wiki Documents at Least 44 Instances in Which Sony Says You Own Your Games 1 week ago:
You’re not spelling anything out. This article you are commenting under is literally about the case when YOU ARE NOT BUYING A LICENSE.
Like holy fucking shit you are fucking dense.
And yes you are not buying the fucking copyright. It’s like you don’t understand what that means. If you buy a book from the store you are not buying a license. YOU ALSO AREN’T BUYING THE COPYRIGHT.
Sorry, but you do NOT own any of the copyrighted works that have ever been given to you or purchased.
Yes you do. Buying the copyright has nothing to do with buying the product. Here’s an example. I as a photographer can sell you an image. I own the copyright on that. You cannot duplicate and resell my works as your own. But you can do whatever the fuck you want with the original you purchased. But guess what, I can also sell you a license to use that work instead of selling you the product. So I can say, you can’t do whatever you want with this. You can only use it for personal use cases or in one book. Nothing else. That’s selling you a license. Finally, I can sell you the entire copyright for the photo, transferring that copyright to you entirely, meaning now I can’t do anything I want with my own creation anymore.
These are three different things. You are only buying a license in a very specific context. You are almost never as an individual purchasing a copyright, though businesses buy and sell them all the time.
For the case above, Sony was selling you the full product. They were not selling a license. They were not selling the copyright. They were selling you an item you owned and can resell.
- Comment on Wiki Documents at Least 44 Instances in Which Sony Says You Own Your Games 1 week ago:
The first-sale doctrine (also sometimes referred to as the “right of first sale” or the “first sale rule”) is a legal concept that limits the rights of an intellectual property owner to control resale of products embodying its intellectual property.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First-sale_doctrine
The first sale doctrine literally has NOTHING TO DO with ownership. It has to do with resale restrictions of the copyright holder. You have completely misunderstood the law and its purpose.
- Comment on Wiki Documents at Least 44 Instances in Which Sony Says You Own Your Games 1 week ago:
It is not lol. You do not understand the laws you are trying to quote.
- Comment on Wiki Documents at Least 44 Instances in Which Sony Says You Own Your Games 1 week ago:
You completely misunderstand the first sale doctrine. The doctrine is that copyrighted works are only controllable on the first sale. The copyright holder can’t do anything past that.
The entirety of sales of things for all of humanity wouldn’t function if it was any other way.
You aren’t licensing anything. You are buying an item.
- Comment on the lesson here is you tried your best 1 week ago:
Nails have adhesive as well.
- Comment on Enquiring minds would like to know! 2 weeks ago:
It’s the director. Camera person isn’t doing their job right when the director has to get involved
- Comment on 2 weeks ago:
Unless you have a TV from the 2010s in which case fuck you.
- Comment on Article: Meshtastic vs MeshCore: I Run Both, Here's the Honest Truth (2026) 2 weeks ago:
There’s a bunch, the one main thing people don’t seem to think about is that all online writing by LLMs sounds exactly the same, so all these individual voices have merged into one and that’s really noticeable. But other giveaways are uses of specific words multiple times that humans don’t really use that often.
- Comment on Article: Meshtastic vs MeshCore: I Run Both, Here's the Honest Truth (2026) 2 weeks ago:
The thing is, if I reveal all the little things, then the author just goes in and changes them. But if you read enough articles online you’ll start to notice how literally everyone’s individual voices started to all sound exactly the same. Down to the exact same weird choices of specific words. Try looking for words like
realandgenuinely. - Comment on Article: Meshtastic vs MeshCore: I Run Both, Here's the Honest Truth (2026) 2 weeks ago:
And the AI part specifically bothers me, more than the trademark even. Not because AI-assisted code is automatically bad, it isn’t. It bothers me because it was undisclosed,
Says the person who wrote the entire article with an LLM and didn’t disclose it… smdh.
- Comment on I'm not doing this right 3 weeks ago:
Who are Beck and Dean and Moby?
- Comment on CISA: Most exploited vulnerabilities should have been eradicated decades ago 3 weeks ago:
You’re not saying the company shouldn’t exist, you’re saying the person that started the company should immediately be homeless with no money and no possessions.
- Comment on CISA: Most exploited vulnerabilities should have been eradicated decades ago 3 weeks ago:
The rest of the workforce is not one check away from homelessness. Eviction is one of the absolute most difficult things to do to a person. Even not paying your rent for months won’t result in an immediate eviction. And even with eviction you still own everything else. A lawsuit that can take personal possessions can literally strip you of every possession you own.
- Comment on CISA: Most exploited vulnerabilities should have been eradicated decades ago 3 weeks ago:
What level of risk do you take that involves losing everything you own?
- Comment on Test your might 3 weeks ago:
For number 2, that’s part of the joke I would guess. I didn’t even see them before you commented.
- Comment on CISA: Most exploited vulnerabilities should have been eradicated decades ago 3 weeks ago:
If you did that you’d destroy every small business in America in a heartbeat. Nobody would do anything that could have any sort of perceived risk because anything you do could result in you losing literally everything in your life, your house, your car, everything you own.
- Comment on It's never been about helping people 3 weeks ago:
I’m pretty sure the actual cost is to permanently house and feed them until they can get a job that gets them self sufficient.
- Comment on [deleted] 3 weeks ago:
People aren’t paying attention to the community.
- Comment on 'Tis the season 4 weeks ago:
Sure, but it’s half a year away. The holiday was so much more fun when it was a special time of year when you started to see any of it. Christmas decorations weren’t sold until November when I was a kid. There’s zero reason to sell them in August except to ruin the holiday.
- Comment on 'Tis the season 4 weeks ago:
I think to sell, my wife texted me while she was in the store the other day.
- Comment on 'Tis the season 4 weeks ago:
Costco put out Christmas stuff near us. These companies are literally completely destroying the meaning of the holidays.
- Comment on Easy Delivery Co. I'll just be a little car driving a kei truck around a mountain town. 5 weeks ago:
Outer wilds. I’m literally ::: spoiler Spoiler Dead at the end of the universe :::
- Comment on People who do not specify units of measurement in international contexts 5 weeks ago:
- Comment on People who do not specify units of measurement in international contexts 5 weeks ago:
Did you just watch toolroom takeover too?
- Comment on Don’t want your license plate to rust now. 5 weeks ago:
It only has to hit it once, before your plate is captured, the sensors stay overloaded for a few seconds.
- Comment on Can Count Binface defeat Britain's Nigel Farage in this byelection? 1 month ago:
According to Matt Parker it’s a decently solid chance. youtu.be/0zn1pGRgEoo