RobotZap10000
@RobotZap10000@feddit.nl
- Comment on May as well ride the sewer-slide now SMH my head 6 days ago:
You can only say it on the parts of the internet that matter. The rest aren’t worth our time.
- Comment on Didn’t Take Long To Reveal The UK’s Online Safety Act Is Exactly The Privacy-Crushing Failure Everyone Warned About 6 days ago:
The people of the UK are heroes to us EU people, they try out all of the bold ideas that are sometimes floated around here, and show us all just how stupid they are. Let’s hope that this will convince enough people here that privacy is, in fact, a very delicate thing and that maybe they should actually listen to all of the technical people sounding the alarm when another overreaching regulation is proposed.
- Comment on The curse of ‘Disco Elysium’, the greatest RPG ever made 1 week ago:
I was surprised that the church sequence doesn’t kill you. I only got shot once in the Whirling-In-Rags.
- Comment on Payment Processors Are Pressuring Major Gaming Vendors to Pull LGBTQ+ and NSFW Titles 1 week ago:
Somehow, they’re forgetting that sex sells like hot cakes. They’re also not passing up the opportunity to marginalize minorities even further!
- Comment on Collective Shout Purge Sees Horror Games In Crosshairs 1 week ago:
They went after the payment processors instead of Steam, Lextorias made a great video explaining it.
- Comment on Saw this on r*ddit, had to share with my people 1 week ago:
I almost that Donald Trump was also an actor.
- Comment on Saw this on r*ddit, had to share with my people 1 week ago:
Jack Black
- Comment on Saw this on r*ddit, had to share with my people 1 week ago:
You had to pick the worst, not the best!
- Comment on [Lextorias] The Secret War To Censor The Internet 1 week ago:
I honestly think that payment processors should not be able to dictate what can and can’t be paid for with their service. If it’s legal in the countries that they and their users are in, it should be allowed. I was never able to vote for them, so why should they have any power over how I spend my own money?
- Comment on Laptop dreams 2 weeks ago:
Make love not hate <3
- Comment on introducing copyparty, the FOSS file server 2 weeks ago:
I’m installing this right away on my homelab!
- Comment on introducing copyparty, the FOSS file server 2 weeks ago:
Who might they be? I want to thank them personally for sharing this amazing software with the world!
- Comment on hoarding 2 weeks ago:
I can’t do that, because I make kombucha out of it. It needs to ferment itself before I add the rest of the drink.
- Comment on Native Arch Linux Games - Share Your Favorites 2 weeks ago:
-Find pirating site (I don’t really know any lol) -Download Linux executable (FTL.x86_64) -Maybe find a way to somehow sandbox it in case that it contains malware -Enjoy!
- Comment on Native Arch Linux Games - Share Your Favorites 2 weeks ago:
You can pirate 'em if you’re that short on cash. Most of them don’t cost too much more than €20. 0 AD is entirely free, along with all of the Super Tux games.
- Comment on Native Arch Linux Games - Share Your Favorites 2 weeks ago:
FTL is great. It’ll probably run on a toaster.
- Comment on Stop Killing Games is facing a complaint in the EU that uses nonsense logic to accuse the movement's founder of failing to disclose financial contributions he never made: 'It's not paranoia if they re 2 weeks ago:
In short:
The complaint accuses the initiative of “systemic concealment of major contribution,” violating EU stipulations requiring citizens to report any sponsor contributions over €500.
The complaint cites PC Gamer’s interview with Scott from June, in which he said “there have been many weeks on the campaign where I’ve been working 12 to 14 hours a day to keep things moving to get signatures.” That promotional work, the complaint argues, amounts to “€63,000-147,000 in professional contribution” if he’d charged a “market rate” of “€50-75/hour.”
It’s also not how the EU’s disclosure requirements work. As Scott notes in the video, the EU’s citizens’ initiative rules say that “individuals providing non-financial support, such as volunteering, are not considered sponsors under the ECI Regulation and do not need to be reported.”
If the petition heads to the Commission after its petition deadline on July 31, we can expect to see even more exciting rhetorical maneuvers.
I sure hope that the EU can withstand these 4D chess 900 IQ rhetorical maneuvers.
- Comment on Are ya? 2 weeks ago:
That’s certainly the truth and I agree with you fully, but I just wanted to remind people that not being on the web all the time/terminally online might make you feel a bit better. I believe that some people might be so far up Plato’s cave (read: Zuck’s rectum) that they simply might not understand how the technology that they use is actively hostile to them. Your words will land much better on people who have noticed that they are indeed living in the midst of shit, and I think that regularly going outside is the first step of that.
- Comment on Are ya? 2 weeks ago:
Fahrenheit 451 moment
- Comment on Are ya? 3 weeks ago:
Go outside. Touch some grass. Leave your phone at home. Do this every day. There’s still an entire world out there, with far more pleasant surprises than you might assume or could even imagine. You can do this. The internet can be a wonderful resource when not abused, but it is in and of itself not a way of life. It may bring you entertainment and knowledge, but only using it won’t bring you the joy and satisfaction that you desire in your life. That will be found elsewhere, oftentimes beyond the screen. Don’t listen to those fat snakes in Silicon Valley that peddle their Facebook/Tinder/LinkedIn but for horses as the one and only way to achieve and get ahead in life these days. They only want you to believe that so that you will get hooked on their ad-revenue machine. You can live your life to the fullest just fine without them.
- Comment on hubris go brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr 3 weeks ago:
Search engines are only getting worse because it makes line go up: www.wheresyoured.at/the-men-who-killed-google/
- Comment on Protect your inbox from unsolicited adverts with McTruth Email Defense™ 4 weeks ago:
subliminal messages in the chrystler jeep dodge ram commercials
This is either perfect satire or unrefined lunacy, and I’m not sure which one it is.
- Comment on literature 4 weeks ago:
Hey, at least with the books they’ll have to use their imaginations to visualize the scene!
- Comment on Oatmeal 5 weeks ago:
Cucumber slice
- Comment on Wet floor 5 weeks ago:
The reporter’s shirt literally reads “Prime AI Mind” and there are plainclothes people behind the police tape.
- Comment on Meta’s “AI superintelligence” effort sounds just like its failed “metaverse” 5 weeks ago:
I fear for the next turd that Silicon Valley will shit out next to keep the growth story going. The only thing that grows forever is cancer. I can only hope when the AI bubble pops, which would be foolish to think that it won’t, the vulture capitalists will be holding the bag so hard, that they will entirely give up on the fairy tale that the tech industry isn’t mature. Since it won’t grow forever anymore, the stock price will crater and the employees that were paid in it will be shit out of luck.
- Comment on Help, I need to poop for 3 days 5 weeks ago:
That Mandelbrot set really makes you want to crap your pants alright.
- Comment on Small 5 weeks ago:
Louis Griffin from Family Guy has a rather nasal voice, so whenever she says her husband’s name, Peter, it sounds a lot more like Peetah.
- Comment on Every poster needs a shitter 5 weeks ago:
It can also give you a fantastic enema!
- Comment on morning 5 weeks ago:
As not a parent of a kid, I have no idea what “tung tung tung sahur” is meant to mean.
The creepy realistic pictures of cartoon characters is a pretty funny meme. Here’s an example of one:
“Bomb” from Angry Birds in a realistic style
