Who could have forseen that streaming graphics-intensive games over the internet to thousands of people at a time would consume a lot of electricity, processing power, and bandwidth?

This sounds like Facebook nonsense. Is it from Facebook? If so, it’s engagement bait.

Yeah I’d like to play Crimson Desert but holding off on buying until Denuvo is gone.

So are the USPS good guys or bad guys now, I can’t keep track.

Probably EPCOT.

I still remember the flaky crunchy crust from a pizza place that went out of business 30 years ago.

At least Microsoft doesn’t know my real birthday.

Perhaps if people are protesting you should spend more time understanding why they are protesting and less time trying to dox and break heads.

I’d say at least 33%, which is terrible enough.

Exactly. I would only expect to lose the license if Sony went out of business and was no longer running the servers and did not make arrangements to let the software owners licenses continue after that, which a decent business would do.

Watch out for politicians seeking reelection that changed their position on surveillance cameras in the last few months. Judge them by their previous actions, not their desperate lies to get re-elected.

That’s what I’m doing. They have proven time and time again they aren’t to be trusted.

I think that is very important. Don’t just show up on election day and wait in long lines and find out that Republicans fucked up your registration or something. Vote early when it’s less crowded and when you have time to fix any problems that magically happened to your voter registration.

Some Americans certainly. Not a majority. There is hope, but a lot of things are bad.

Because of grifters, nazi jews, and pedophiles no less.

At best they are keeping an audit trail to be sure the clerk didn’t sell alcohol to an underage person. But even if they aren’t already I figure it will get retained and used in some manner. Marketing, insurance, who knows? Lots of data brokers would buy information on who buys alcohol.

There is no way that a halfway decently run Medicare for all would cost more than the complex mess we have now. Right now the ACA, while fairly effective, is funneling taxpayer money to subsidize corporate insurance policies. You know corporations, the ones that are constantly greedy, will never settle for just a little profit, love to deny and complicate claims, and make record profits in times of crisis and inflation.

Liberty lasted from 1776 to 2026, says right on his coin. Let’s prove the fucker wrong.

The general public doesn’t have a good memory either. If they stop seeing cameras and when the news cycle changes to some other topic, I fully expect the public will forget all about flock cameras.

Corporations only want wildly profitable products, small profits might as well be losses to them.