Nice alt, bruh.

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So let me get this straight.

You understand what pirating is, but you don’t understand what ISP is? How do you breathe?

Google has successfully broken YouTube.

You can’t view YouTube videos anymore when shared without having to verify you’re not a bot. You can’t go a few moments without a video hiccuping itself when you leave it idle. You can’t view some videos without a premium subscription. You can’t view videos without age verification and good luck when there will be times that verification check somehow breaks.

Like, good job, assholes.

I don’t know then. I can browse Reddit just fine and I’m not using a VPN. It is interacting with the content and commenting I can’t do because auto-shadowban.

But they’re probably going to backpedal from that soon too since they’re now allowing misinformed and blatant lying kinds of videos that play a bias.

So if they’re doing that, they’re going to allow low-effort/slop videos too, even after this.

Oh it’s going to do it for Word too?

Prompt: Termination letter telling my boss and bosses to kindly go fuck themselves and make it professional

As far as I know, they use things called Evercookies and it’s been a thing now too. If you have an Evercookie, then it won’t really matter what browser you use or even if you clean the cache and history. You have to deep scrub your system and practically all traces of your browser to even get rid of those.

And even so, basic networking is a no brainer when they can just flag your IP and it won’t even matter how many times you’ve done that process.

VPN and Incognito browsing is the way.

Because whether you like it or not, social media is the easy-track to connect with people of all varying degrees and connect through common interests and even ideals. It’s a lot easier than in the 2000s and 1990s when all you’ve had was an e-mail and probably chat room hopping. You just had to know someone else’s e-mail like you would have to know someone’s number to call them, that’s how it worked.

With social media, you can just breeze through friend lists and comb over searches to find friends and everything far easier. It’s easier to connect with people that way than ever before. And losing out on that, can sting.

I sometimes wished it wasn’t that way, but the people have largely decided we needed something more than just writing e-mails to eachother.

Deleting your posts was a waste of time. Chances are likely that it is archived on their end.

Reddit has been paying close attention to behavior patterns of banned users and users they wouldn’t want on their platform. It’s likely they’ve gotten your posting imprint and just give you the comfort of thinking you’ve deleted your posts.

And when given 4 years to try and find a replacement, they spent it all stammering themselves and ultimately couldn’t find one.

And this shit is going to be no more different. If Trump is going to expect people to pay 100k for visas, he’s going to expect Americans to pay 50k for a shot of insulin or 300 for acetaminophen. Something.

I state again - remake your case next year. If you can campaign rightly and focus on the ISSUES and what MATTERS instead of wasting your time bashing Trump because that has gone on soooo well last year. Then make it.

But if you’re gonna just pummel Trump then waste your time, continue draining what little faith people have in your camp.

Good job, Spez, you fuck!

The tariffs aren’t working in the way this idiot thinks they are, least to the desired effect because he’s a braindead fuck. Countries are realizing workarounds so that they don’t have to strictly abide by America’s tariffs and whatever they feel they don’t need from America or ship to America, they can and will live without.

The tariffs are hurting Americans more than anyone else. Dumbass.

What did Israel say earlier about wanting to end the war as soon as possible? This is not how you do it.

But will something be done about it?

NOooOoOoOoOoo. As long as it is still the new shiny toy for techbros and executive-bros to tinker with, it’ll continue.

AOL will be remembered more fondly for things like this. But, nobody ever has a fond memory of the software AOL shoved out. It was clampware, unreliable and frequently crashed.