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💰 Grifter"Mad at the Internet" - a/k/a My Psychotherapy Sessions
Ignore me if this is a dumb suggestion, but couldn't you emulate a Windows instance on Linux instead of booting into it for audio stuff? I imagine you aren't doing it that often and you seem to have a good enough machine for it.
Edit, secondary question, for people who live in areas with "anti-slapp" laws, do those create some liability mechanism for the L.FJ stuff? Like in cases where the image is obviously fair use specifically.
If so then it might not be a terrible idea to unlock the thread with a "if you post that image you understand you might be sued and are on your own" disclaimer and allow him to dig himself into a legal hole.
Even if it doesn't, there's also an argument for doing it anyway. Let the building catch on fire so it turns into a large enough issue that other free speech groups start to take notice.
@Null Should check out the secret world (now called secret world legends) because they went out of their way to avoid having all the quests be that cookie cutter quest design.
Those fuckers had me and my friend looking up latin bible translations to solve the investigation quests we were on. Our top mold man Ross Scott has a video on it.
I agree, the Factorio devs never putting it on sale is really, extremely based. They actually raised it to $35 a few years ago, citing inflation and costs going up. A bunch of faggot tranny communists complained about this, because they don't have jobs.
Also the DLC came out in 2024, which is actually fucking massive, and on par with expansion packs from the 90s. It's the same price as the base game. So Factorio actually costs $70 today.
It's honestly one of the only games I can confidently say, is completely and totally justified in doing this. Factorio is perfection.
Version 2.1 is about to release, with many excellent quality of life updates.
Sean Mirrsen wrote:
I understand the position you're taking with this, but the yearly sales on Steam are typically great ways to advertise. Even a "sale" of like 5% off would allow you to get on the list of games on the front page, which is extra visibility.
Of course, if you don't actually need the extra visibility on Steam... well, you're the boss, boss.
It's not like Factorio is hard to find on Steam. It's somewhere near the top even by Steam's own score system.
It isn't about visibility or sales, its about respecting the players who have already purchased the game. We don't want to reward the people who hold off on buying the game, the game is a price we find reasonable, and this is the deal. If you think it is priced too high, then it is your choice to not purchase, and we hope that with enough time, and extra development, we will be able to convince you of its value.
Josh's reaction to a gacha game is the funniest shit I've ever heard, probably every normal person's reaction to that game and entire genre. No wonder we are thought of as cattle.
And all the umamusame fags ship the horse animu waifus, by the way all the horses are girls but are mostly based on male horses. Its all fucking lesbian bullshit, but the company that makes the game refuses to let people draw smut of the horse waifu's because it upsets the owners of the horses so they try and copyright strike smut art as much as they can
6 months is a bit tight to learn much in welding. It'll get you started, don't get me wrong. The typical high school welding class rotates through the basics in one school year, which is a few months more. Really its retaining that muscle memory. Its less book smarts and more feel once you get into it. The first bit will be a lot of failure and frustration, and possible injury. We have a thread in Self Sufficiency on it.
And all the umamusame fags ship the horse animu waifus, by the way all the horses are girls but are mostly based on male horses. Its all fucking lesbian bullshit, but the company that makes the game refuses to let people draw smut of the horse waifu's because it upsets the owners of the horses so they try and copyright strike smut art as much as they can
Ok so I was wrong about it being a copyright strike, its a cease and desist from cygames: the company behind the umamusame horse waifu game.
And these are their rules
1. You can't make fun of the franchise with fanart
2. You can't draw porn of the characters
3 you can't draw gore of the characters (never mind the fact that they are race horses and some characters are based on horses who broke their legs and died)
4. You can't draw anything political about the animu horse girls
5. The horse girls can't do anything illegal
6. You can't draw the characters with other copyrighted characters
And 7. You can't make money off the characters
Basically cygames licenses the names of real race horses and if you break the rules they'll send you a cease and desist and or sue you.
If I remember correctly the only other entity besides smut artists that have dealed with cygames was PETA when they drew art of one of the horse girls with its leg broken and gored and the uma fags were bitching at peta and mass reporting the image.
Edit: found the image
https://www.ebay.com/p/1424597353
My mother used to listen to the exact same automated weather radio station all the time. She had one of these cubes from the 1970s
Kino nostalgia.
2030: The Obama Centre for Racial Justice & Ongoing Reparations, Washington DC.
The counsel for the prosecution - Martin Luther Floyd-King Jnr - plays a short excerpt from a video, in which a young black man punches a Brazilian transsexual. He pauses the tape prior to the punches being thrown.
"WALK UP ON ME! Walk up on me. Ladies and gentlemen of the jury: The young black man in the film I have just played for the benefit of the court, says 'walk up on me', clear as a church bell."
Floyd-King begins aggressively pointing at random people in the court room. His trembling index finger is a wand of righteous indignation, stabbing the pervasive air of racial injustice that surrounds us all, much like the Force in Star Wars.
"You heard it, and you heard it, and you heard it. You. way up at the back, heard it. Everyone in this room heard it and, furthermore, they understood it. Everyone that is ‘cept for one person: the defendant, Joshua Moon. So, what did Mr Moon hear that we didn’t? What insights does he have that us ignorant black folk were unable to grasp? What teachable moment is he about to share with all of us?”
Floyd-King un-pauses the film. The voice of Joshua Moon, that can be heard providing commentary, is suddenly drowned out by a collective gasp of horror from the court.
"UWAGGABAHM!” yells Floyd-King in the indignant tone of a man who is calling out a mortal enemy. “A caricature of ebonics that would have been considered racist even back in the 1920s when they were hanging black men from trees! Now, Mr Moon would like you to believe that this is an isolated mishearing brought on by an inner ear infection. You black members of the jury – I see you there, I see you struggle, I see how you overcome your struggle - I ask you to consider the excerpt from the Wikipedia page for Joshua Moon that I have up on the big screen. For those of you who can’t read, I will summarise: It says that the brain of the man on trial before you, is so biologically predisposed towards racism that it is incapable of processing the speech of the black man. All Joshua Moon hears, all he will ever hear, coming out of your mouth, sir, coming out of your mouth, ma'am, is a string of racist made-up words that mock our peoples’ collective tribal past. Hell, all he hears coming out of my mouth right now, as I make the case against him, is "UWAGGABAHM! And that’s not all, because Joshua Moon’s ingrained racism doesn’t end with his hearing. Black members of the jury: What if I were to tell you that, when the defendant glances in your direction, he sees you with over-size lips, grotesquely out of proportion with your other facial features? And those over-size lips are chowing down on slices of watermelon and fried chicken!”
The court interrupts into pandemonium. Moon can seen leaning over and apparently mouthing to his legal counsel: “What did he just say?”
