It's a an absolutely vital strategy that requires very thorough vetting to assure you don't attach uncharismatic retards like Carl "I wouldn't even rape you" Benjamin, Laura "wet breadussy" Loomer or Steven "there's no solid argument against incest" Bonnel as anchors to sink your party. It's akin to the domestic auto industry trimming their econoboxes because they don't profit as much and wondering why year over year foreign trucks continue to make gains on their turf.
Boomers, I take it? Mine thought there was no such thing as legitimate online purchases because they didn't understand how their own debit cards worked and thought anything and everything online was a scam. They had no issue handing over their debit cards at some shady little restaurant to be whisked away out of eyesight in person, but some big, reputable company online was 100% a scam because the internet was scary.
A good rule to have is to only pay money for what you're physically being given, whenever applicable/possible. If you don't own a physical copy of it, then you don't/barely own it; especially if whatever it is connects online and can be disabled by the rights managers like Steam or Amazon. If buying isn't owning, pirating isn't theft. Copyright faggots need to be strung up next to the bankers, CEOs and IRS after legal due process brought about by the ideal revolution.
>Not just backing up everything on 1000 year Archival 100GB M-discs.
When I was poor I'd eat those 711 $5 pizzas a lot. They were pretty terrible.
I treat gas station food as probiotics.
It's almost like he said he was being 100% serious or something ...
Someone who owns a CD and hasn’t transferred it to digital storage either as MP3 or as a cue file style rip of the entire disk in twenty years deserves what they got.
It's worth mentioning by "special writer" it's not some seperate or insane thing, the last 5.25 drive I bought was m-disk certified despite it being a normal drive. Time will tell if it holds up to millenia.
When it comes to digital purchases for me, it is either a digital only release, on sale, or upgrading the ps4 version to ps5. In which case I own a ps4 disc and can just throw it in the drive and then get a digital copy for free. As for the copyright stuff, I think america letting corps run tampant and control that shit was the worst idea ever. You own what you create, but not the idea.
It's a right of passage. Gotta eat that Gas station hot dog every now and again to strengthen gut bacteria.
I don't know if it was due to the DDOS this morning, or what, but the end of your post was omitted for some reason, so I restored it for you.
It's time to point fingers and answer the Taiwanese question.
because ai and ml have quintupled the demand for gfx cards? is this a trick question?
