Larry

X10 to turn off/on a couple lights remotely. It uses radio waves so no bs “smart home” data mining app. This thing

Those cans remind of the old DayZ mod

They run a 24/7 livestream of the show on youtube

DW would definitely be a little bitch either way

Excuse me, Mister, do she got a sister?

Who he not to kiss her? True, she do got a blister

Now the movie plot twists like a Twizzler

If I needed my meat burnt, I’d go to Sizzler

Very cool game. I should play it again

Steam is DRM

Wow I think I used to watch that stream years ago, completely forgot about it

It’s awful. I tried watching the NBA finals after years of not seeing commercials almost ever, and it was just unwatchable

Why would play sessions even matter? It would save them bandwidth. All they care about is money. If anything you should download and delete your entire library a thousand times.

I want a filter that blocks anyone that says “malcontents” multiple times in a single post

He could have started an instance and moderated it as he saw fit but no, he wanted to underhandedly silence hundreds and thought people would thank him for it.

He also could have just blocked people, communities, and instances he didn’t like on his own account…

AI summary of AI slop for a delicious concentrated slop juice

Fishboner? Left free willy just hanging there

I think teaching nontechnical employees that its okay to enter an IP address they don’t know, given to them by a remote person and bypassing security prompts would qualify as “wrong”.

Yes. An average employee doesn’t know the difference between public and private IP’s

I miss community servers. Each had its own identity and you could pop in and out without being penalized. Being locked in to a 30+ minute sweatfest with people I don’t know, or like, has never been appealing to me.

He said he was “kind of retarded” once, so partially true.

They should implement this where the onus is on parents to prevent kids from accessing the sites.

Yeah and I sing it out like “love reign o’er me” by the who