Showing off your tattoos is kinda doxxing yourself. A weird choice for a !privacy post…

The Heritage Foundation is an anti-American hate group and should be treated as such.

No, it’s an absolutely shitty, irrelevant single issue when there are only two viable candidates and they take similar positions on it.

Nobody should give a flying fuck what “Tendy doesn’t like” because they are not entitled to dictate what people are allowed to do with their own property.

The owner of a copy of a Pokemon game has every right to edit his save file, in exactly the same way that the owner of a paper copy of a novel has every right to cross stuff out and write his own fanfic in the margins. These are fundamental property rights that have been well-established for hundreds of years, that Nintendo and other megalomaniacal copyright tyrants are now trying to destroy.

I don’t care what bullshit justification they try to come up with for it; the bottom line is that it violates computer owners’ property rights.

It is absolutely unconscionable, ass-backwards, Bizarro-world bullshit to privilege temporary fake Imaginary Property (IP) over and above actual property!

It’s not just about voter suppression anymore. It’s also about using bullshit fraud accusations and lawfare tactics to stop the votes from being counted after they’re cast.

Frankly, I’m getting sick and tired of hearing the same tired refrain from people who don’t understand just how dire the the fight against the fascists’ tactics really is. WE NEED MORE THAN JUST MOTHERFUCKING ‘VOTER REGISTRATION’ TO STOP THIS! The tactics we need to be talking about are things like organizing counter-protests and removing traitorous MAGA election officials before they have a chance to conduct their sabotage.

Need more slaves for the prison-industrial complex.

In other words, Japan apparently hates property rights.

Needs support for a turbo button.

Also, they should’ve made it a little bigger (micro-ATX) so that they could fit PCI and ISA slots for whatever weird retro hardware somebody might want to use.

It also has serious downsides in terms of:

1. Lack of basement or crawlspace living/storage space
2. Difficult to modify plumbing & electrical
3. Have to run HVAC through the attic
4. Low finished floor height off the ground (bad for drainage)

Yeah, but the downside is everything else about it.

Look, if the choice is “use Ubuntu because it’s easy and officially supported by Steam” or "give up and stuck with Windows (or even worse, a console) would you really suggest the latter?

“By loading this comment, you agree to give @grue@lemmy.world one million US dollars, payable in full within one week.”

See? Anybody can make up unconscionable bullshit. The extent to which Sony’s terms are enforced is only a measure of how many corrupt judges need to be gotten rid of.

Now, pay up!

I didn’t know this was something I agreed to when I bought my console.

That’s 'cause it wasn’t! Sony is “exceeding authorized access” – a felony under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act – but won’t be prosecuted for $ome rea$on.

Anything including Ubuntu will be perfectly fine. Canonical’s shenanigans that us Free Software people like to bitch about are entirely irrelevant to new Linux users.

If he succeeds in using it as a propaganda platform to force the US into a fascist dictatorship, he will have gotten his money’s worth.

I need you to understand that not only do boycotts not work, suggesting them as some kind of substitute for consumer protection regulation serves corporate interests. What you wrote isn’t “wrong,” per se, but it’s entirely unhelpful.

I think you forget that “fighting back against your own government” was exactly what the people who wrote the Constitution had literally just finished doing.

Because they fucking bought all the rooms.

I expected that on Jan 7, and for a long time afterward.

I don’t anymore, because I realized something: he’s literally too narcissistic to be able to comprehend the concepts of failure and consequences. He will never run because in order to make the decision to do so, he would have to admit to himself that he lost.