So they can destroy capitalism? 🤔

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I have a little table that straddles the arm rest of my chair. But it’s uncomfortable for long periods.

I know this was asking for non-English to English but I keep seeing the title as I scroll and thinking that English has a few words that don’t translate even to itself because they have no actual meaning/definition. Words like “the,” and “a.” They’re more like grammatical tools than real “words.”

I mean, if you’re a ranged class in any of them you’re already playing an open world shooter. It just isn’t 1st person 🤷‍♂️

Yes, but the restriction on that ownership is the ability to reproduce and sell it. People want the same freedom to keep their copy of it, without access to it because it’s a digital media that only exists in an ethereal form as data on a server, being taken away. We want our copy to actually be ours, physical or not.

I agree it needs new legislation to rephrase all the legalese that confuses the definition of “ownership,” so there is a clear legal distinction between the ownership of the IP and the ownership of a consumer’s purchase of a copy of some media.

Is that also an open world shooter? 🤔

“Also the hole is only big enough for farts.”

“You ain’t much, but I want you for Christmas.”

The dog says, “I can’t see a thing. I’ll open this one.”

If not bot accounts, then probably old users making new accounts due to being auto-permabanned and not being able to get anywhere with the shitty AI support to restore it, and they aren’t subtracting banned accounts from the total user count.

It would depend on the kind of time travel machine it is. Am I physically there, like most fiction or is it just a “time telescope” like the film Payday?

If it was just remotely viewing, I’d check out a lot more stuff like the meteor that killed the dinosaurs and other stuff I wouldn’t wanna see if it meant putting myself in danger.

I’ve heard if you remember the 60s, you weren’t actually there so that must mean I was there despite being born in 1985.

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You know, I designed her.

Literally watch the thing fall and hit the ground, but when I reach down to pick it up, it isn’t where I saw it come to a rest. What the fuck is up with that?

I Think You Should Leave is the best modern sketch comedy show. Can’t wait for the next season.

Even back when In Living Color and MadTV were around, there wasn’t much else besides SNL. I don’t even recall if ILC and MadTV were concurrent with each other outside of reruns of ILC. The only other shows I even remember were Roundhouse and All That on Nickelodeon. And those were intended for kids.

It’s an old thing that isn’t necessarily needed anymore. Technology Connections has a video about it.

Like, you are kinda right in one way, but there’s a difference between owning the intellectual property vs owning a thing.

It should be understood by most people that they are not buying the IP. They do, however, expect to own the product they paid for.

The company is trying to equate owning the IP to owning every copy of the product they sell with the right to revoke your access to the thing you bought and not have to give you your money back. That is their argument. This is some bullshit, and everyone knows it.

So cherry Kool-Aid is a kherry kordial? 🤔