I don’t think its that complex. Group A gave permission for Group C to move into Group B’s place. Group C decided to get a bunch of Group N’s support to start the liquidation of Group B.
Decades of Group B, playing to the “Rules Based Order” crowd resulting in no end to the violence Group C was doing to Group B resulted in Group B being more and more okay with countering violence with armed resistance.
Here we are.
Fuck… new political compass just made its way into the wild…
I mean, my home is filled with ancient laptops that we use until they explode, its a pretty common occurrence when trying to watch something streaming the ads would load just fine but the actual show wouldn’t actually load. So… shrug
Less “get in to” and more “all my shit is so old basic things on the internet were not working any more if I left it running XP or 7”.
50gbps down and 10gbps up
holy shitballs…
Employee
Independent Contractor
“Looks like horse cum is back on the menu boys!”
There’s no easy way to make this into an actual business proposal… probably to the point that it isn’t possible at all.
The tactic I could think of, if I were to NEED to do this… would be to try to find some way to argue on the grounds of some of the Ethical Altrusim stuff (I’m not a proponent of this stuff but… devil’s advocate time).
You’d get a bunch of rich EA’s to invest a shit ton of money on the regular, you take this money to pay the licensing fees or fees for use on other copyrighted research and technical manuals and then charge as close to zero as you can get away with for the individual users accessing the licensed/copyrighted work. The argument being, “more people having access to quality research and technical documentation will be a net positive for humanity and the return on investment will be measured in thousands of years in the future.”
Good to know somebody figured it out
Everybody forgetting about us “latch-key kids since age 6” gang? 
A lot of the stuff in that cart can be cooked in a microwave, toaster or oven. Put it in, set the temp/timer, and that’s it.
:archer: AND THIS IS HOW WE GET ANTS!
…I assume I still am.
I’m already seeing these displays up already.
me playing ExciteBike on the NES, 1989 - colorized
other motorists on the road “Oh sh**! There must be a really big gas leak!”
The Onion
“Grinder loses nearly half its staff… Changes name to Grdr”
I fell away from watching Star Trek many MANY years ago, and am overwhelmed by all the Star Treks to the point that after watching the series with Scott Baccula I checked out.
The Orville, having way less … history… was much easier for me to get in to. Also, I was expecting it to be hot garbage and wound up really REALLY liking it.
Everybody deserves a papa Bortus. 
There different reasons for wanting privacy or advocating for for personal data privacy and implimenting strategies to support that.
If ever you are in trouble with the state or make the wrong person on the internet angry, the more you’ve publically shared the easier it will be for them to find something to use against you. So… you can try not to get on anybody’s bad side to limit that possibility or you can do your best to compartmentalize your online activities.
It should be possible to ask for help or show vuneralbility online without telling anybody (or thing) absolutely everything about you every time.