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For whatever reason, they are not visible from kbin.
For whatever reason, they are not visible from kbin.
After they post-retire your enemies, they will send you the confirmation images censored with GIMP.
They have no problem in the xorg vs wayland war, they arbitrarily reject both.
It can probably be done with any video player, but it may be necessary to duplicate it and change the file extension.
I understand the other user’s point is that repetition of this story is inevitable and any attempt is better.
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I guess there is no need for further commentary on why the strict moderation of a “safe space”/walled garden cannot keep up with the growth of such an open space as activitypub.
So in response to the title, I would think this is fantastic news! You say your principle is “be nice”, which I think is great and I wish it was the general norm, but from what I’ve seen and heard it would be more like “you better think like us, because we aggressively enforce political correctness and ideological censorship”. It would be a pity to lose its users, but I simply hate to end up on beehaw by mistake and would be happier to see it disappear.
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The paradox of tolerance is about absolute/unlimited tolerance. One can set limits on tolerance and respect the human rights of the intolerant, it’s not mutually exclusive.
Btw, the combination of “X people don’t deserve human rights” and “those who don’t support taking rights away from X are equal to X” is especially atrocious.
So, you advocate against human rights? Denying rights and dehumanizing according to people’s ideas is pretty nazi.
Same for me, and it’s not even just about sponsors as there are many other categories. How does it help the creators to tell me for the umpteenth time to subscribe or something about a bell, when I don’t even have a google account?
Sponsorblock is a wonder, I wouldn’t watch certain channels without it anymore.
The gap is too wide to agree, even between europe and the US there is a radically opposite stance between pro- and anti-consumer rights.
I wouldn’t rate it as a favorite at all, but I tend to use torrentz2.nz
Is it really possible to own them properly? If in almost all cases we lack the source code and there are even proprietary requirements for both software and hardware, what chance do they have of working halfway well in a few decades?
Sometimes there is a trick that allows to play offline (I guess to bypass tags and restrictions), things like adding a line of text to a file, always a hassle and poorly documented.
Btw, I feel like telling that I deleted my rockstar account quite a while ago, they asked and re-asked nonsense, waiting from weeks to over a month between email and email, and the worst thing is that sometimes they were in chinese. It took me more than half a year to delete that crap.
I guess so, as it’s fine to leave a game in the gog/steam library for a long time, but several games taking up tens or hundreds of GB on disk is a hassle.
On the other hand, I also notice that I have much less commitment, I discard them easily and often without giving them a real chance.
Relevant:
Map Legend
Red - Corporate Relationship & Ownership
Orange - Paid Relationship or Paid Affiliates (Dashes)
Blue - Cooperation or Partnership (These companies may share staff, resources, networks, or facilities with one another).
Purple - Corporate Media Relationship & Ownership
Brown - Legal Dispute
Hover over nodes to highlight relationships
Use right-click to focus on select areas
IGG is very toxic website that has a history of adding various types of malware (both web and games), including cryptominers.
It’s higher on that list, even though for some reason it only highlights the (barely coherent) silliness that it has DRM.
I’m not know the nosteam website, it’s odd that they mention it on the list but it’s not listed.
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