"Mad at the Internet" - a/k/a My Psychotherapy Sessions

I guess NULL saw the news of wish Granted
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Domain-Hopping, Compliance
This is just one small example of the complications faced by ACE on a daily basis. So-called domain-hopping has escalated to become almost an artform in some parts of the world, with a report from Japan earlier this year noting that some sites operated from Vietnam actually grow their traffic when jumping to new domains. That’s hardly the kind of news coalitions like ACE want to hear.

There are also signs that some platforms contacted by ACE are indicating some level of compliance and then acting in a way that suggests the complete opposite. If that’s indeed the case, history says there will be a price to pay for that at some point; maybe not this year, maybe not next, but it will come.

Eventually, all site operators get tired, sick, start a family, find other things more exciting or simply get bored. When it comes to piracy, the MPA never, ever get bored, and never get tired of setting an example when one is required.
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The List
Say the Line about the Provider.
At a California district court last week, the signature of MPA and ACE content protection chief Jan van Voorn could be found on several DMCA subpoena applications. When signed off, they will compel third-party companies to hand over whatever information they hold on around 40 pirate sites. One of those listed, a popular multi-content site in South America, says that after a 13-year run online, it has already thrown in the towel.

How the rest will respond is unknown but as their traffic data suggests, the platforms in the spotlight are servicing dozens of millions of visits every month. There’s little doubt that ACE wants to turn that around.

The tables below show the domains listed in the MPA’s DMCA subpoenas and the allegedly infringing content. Also included is a general category (such as streaming or torrent) for the sites targeted, their traffic data for the most recent available month, and the third-party platform instructed to hand over user data to the MPA/ACE.
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This VR grooming thing might be a trail of bread crumbs leading somewhere fun. SonicFox only gets on Steam in the very wee hours of the morning to use VR chat. I always figured it was for weird, gay roleplay, but it might be something more sinister.
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Now I'm worried. This is one of my friends. :stress:
 
This is what an ultra parasocial relationship looks like. Someone (who probably has BPD) has made a Turkey Tom shrine. (Link)
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Here are the replies.
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Saberspark the furry makes a good comparison of this shrine to the one in Hey Arnold.
And others have told him that this would happen and he wanted it.
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Someone in the Rekieta thread was nice enough to make me this meme after I was inspired 2.png

Rekieta goes on and on once again about the movie American Beauty in a drunken rambling session, to the point where EVS has to tell him to shut up.
This is so incredibly cringe and is akin to a drunken uncle grabbing you by the arm and mumbling off something retarded.
 
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This is what an ultra parasocial relationship looks like. Someone (who probably has BPD) has made a Turkey Tom shrine. (Link)
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Saberspark the furry makes a good comparison of this shrine to the one in Hey Arnold.
And others have told him that this would happen and he wanted it.
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Bitches be crazy.



 
I've been having a stroke since the Green and Purple stream. I know that song as "Black and Yellow" by Whiz Khalifa. I tried looking this up to see what the hell was happening but, besides the name Travis Scott coming up, I didn't find anything before holidays kicked in. Could a melanated informed user please explain this?
 
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