Anticorp

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Anticorp,

My dad was a Hell’s Angel. I’m pretty sure I have a few siblings I’ve never met. I never actually even considered that until right now, and I’m surprised at the ease at which I arrived at certainty.

Anticorp,

You’re not allowed to buy the content anyways. You’re only allowed to pay for the illusion of ownership, until they decide they don’t want to host it anymore, and then you lose it. They’re such bullshit artists that they redefine common words like “buy” and “own” in their ToS.

Anticorp, (edited )

Check out Stremio+Real-Debrid+Torrentio. It’s honestly better than any paid subscription you can get from the studios. Install it on something like a Chromecast 4k, or a Shield TV device, hook it up to your home entertainment system, and you’ve got yourself a bonafide real solution.

Amazon clearly lying about "ownership" on Prime. (lemmy.world)

You all remember just a few weeks ago when Sony ripped away a bunch of movies and TV shows people “owned”? This ad is on Amazon. You can’t “own” it on Prime. You can just access it until they lose the license. How can they get away with lying like this?

Anticorp,

It would work. Senator Sanders forced a vote to require the State department to report on Israel’s humanitarian violations or immediately withhold aid, and the Senate quickly voted 72-11 against the proposal. That is probably the most bi-partisan vote we’ve seen in decades. But don’t go thinking that the enormous American political machine actually represents the will of the American people. They represent corporate interests, and hardly even try to hide that anymore.

Anticorp,

Also allow scrolls in a backpack to be accessible in the context menu.

Anticorp,

What bothers me even more is that for a lot of these subjects they’re keen to tear it down, but don’t have anything to replace it. People are creatures of order, and patterns. We can’t operate effectively as a society without structure, and mutual understanding.

Anticorp,

Is that because it’s made by Stanley instead of Thermos?

Anticorp,

“Please watch this advertising video that is relevant to what you were discussing with your wife in the other room this morning before your browser can be launched.”

Anticorp,

What is it that causes this behavior from people around us? I think we have all experienced this before, which means that people are probably predisposed to want your attention when it’s elsewhere, but not care about your attention if it’s nowhere.

Anticorp,

It is not uncommon for someone to be the last person in their lineage.

Anticorp,

Fast food isn’t far behind. I went to Burger King two days ago for the first time in ten years and was pretty shocked at the price.

Anticorp,

No. What happened?

Anticorp,

I’m surprised them being a theocracy didn’t disqualify them.

Anticorp,

I wish I looked this handsome while drunk.

Anticorp,

It’s amazing that he was able to make such a controversial song so boring.

Anticorp,

I’m not sure if these scientists understand a lot of the reasons why trees are nice.

Anticorp, (edited )

I would say that they’re worse than local hardware stores. Not only is it really difficult to get help in a Home Depot, but they rarely have any even remotely specialized. Lets say you need a specialized gasket to fix your bidet. Home Depot probably doesn’t have it, and if they do, they’ll make you search for it for an hour, and then make you buy 12 of them for $10. The local hardware store will have a little white haired dude who knows exactly what you need, exactly where it is, will explain how to prevent it from going bad again, and will sell you one gasket for 37 cents.

Anticorp,

It’s very amazing to me that we have better tablets today than they had on TNG, yet we’re further from space exploration today than we were when TNG was being made.

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