Chaotic Entropy

They’re not called Macrosoft… got to set your expectations accordingly.

If that man could live on snark alone.

Yeah… by these bizarre stipulations, there are few dozen games ranging from decent enough to poor quality that even pass the first hurdle of being “impressive”.

What a bizarrely restrictive set of criteria that focus on distribution logistics, rather than game.

It’s going to be a fun historical period to look back on when there are just huge gaps where IP/product control became so powerful that no record of certain things were allowed to exist.

By “citizens” he means poor people, naturally, and by “best behaviour” he means obedience to authority.

Metal Fatigue

A fun little 2000 era RTS with customisable mech chassis units/base building/multiple fighting levels per map (separate air/land/underground maps). In hindsight, it has a fiendishly difficult campaign which I remember it being a lot easier than I find it now…

Isn’t that just spyware with extra steps?

It’s the thing you only tell your “ride-or-die bitch” server.

Sounds like we agree then, you did say that there is no point in legalising it. If that was the combined concept of both legalising it and giving it to corps to handle being bad, then sure, we agree.

Okay, well tell Portugal that then, considering the dramatic social shift after decriminalising and treating drug addiction as a health issue.

Obviously don’t do it like America, because that’s the same rule with most things.

It seems pretty clear that advocates for and against porn/prostitution should all want it to be legalised and regulated so that proper controls and oversight can be put in place. Driving porn/prostitution in to the hands of criminal enterprise guarantees that there is no safety or standard of behaviour when it comes to these industries, much like the failing war on drugs.

It will be fun for one unashamed porn addicted user to keep making so many requests to this service that they break it.

“Javier, it’s been 30 minutes since your last credit application.”

“MORE CREDITS. CAN’T TALK.”

Did you remember to wish upon a star during install?

Almost feels Borderlandsy.

It remains standard operating procedure for any law abiding company, and it benefits no one to pretend that it isn’t.

Proton is a service provider, not your confederate.

This isn’t the second time, Proton complies with Swiss law regularly.

Sooo… shop around? Existing customers who show no indication that they will leave are prime candidates for reaming.

It’s a fork.