There’s some real vitriol packed up in this comment. Try not to take it out on the cashiers :)

This is what happens right before the major money holders abandon ship. There’s no way they don’t know this is business-suicide. I bet they got a big payday from some companies that paid Glassdoor to shoot itself in the face!

YouTube did it when Google bought them and changed everyone’s unique username to their Google account (real) name

Wait a second… That’s MY ip!

Does that count though? If it isn’t even legal to live in yet, I think we should add rebuilding costs to be accurate. I could afford that $10,000 with help from the bank, but wouldn’t have the first idea how much it would cost me to make it livable. Can you still get a mortgage or house loans on materials to rebuild?

I would wait for the cold months to pass. You’ll be paying more for heating, but if you play it right you can save on air conditioning this summer.

You quickly figure out a way to separate foods, burnables, recyclables, copper, and dump trash

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The archive.org has a surprising number of ROMS for old games, not to mention all the DRM cracked games that shuffle through as well.

That is some crazy good art from Pictochat

You falsely attribute to God that which was made by man!

I just recently got the chance to fix and resell a Tales from the Crypt themed pinball machine. That was such a treat!

I agree. Even internet security protocols are at risk, and the dinosaurs responsible for writing laws don’t understand basic encryption let alone the idea that it is 100% a needed concept in a free, fair, and just society.

I think a law verifying your age over the internet inherently breaks the idea of a free internet, of which we are already seeing degradation of by Google and DRM/web integrity anyways.

Best you can do for now is buy it on PlayStation store

Wrap a hotdog in a slice of it

I was sent to the IT office with the principal once because I kept searching for the “default gateway ip” in command prompt. I was honestly just testing all kinds of different commands for the fun of it, no malicious intent.

Later in highschool, I did write a command in notepad that would open the CD tray every 30 seconds, and put it on a few friends’ workstations. That was hardly anything advanced, though.