I found that Reddit worked well for that (nowadays using old.reddit.com), and a lot of smaller English sites worked well (especially sites that didn’t have “porn” in the title).
There’s “The Big List of Porn”, I believe it’s called, and maybe you could check every site there? Lol
“I paid $70 on console and they got it on PC for free!”
Hold off buying games for a while and you’ll be able to get them ALL for free on your new gaming PC!
(How many games would they have to not buy? 15? 20?)
I hope this doesn’t spread out towards other emulators just as a matter of “principle” (by Nintendo’s definition)
It’s actually pretty common to change a sentence into a question with rising intonation in speech, which is pretty much just adding a question mark.
“Fries.” is a statement of what something is or what someone wants. “Fries?” is asking if someone wants fries.
“I said that.” is a statement about something someone said. “I said that?” is a question about whether they said something.
Of course, we could add emphasis to any of those three words and end up with 3 different questions.
“I said that?” … No, I guess it was your partner, not you.
“I said that?” … Well, you sure IMPLIED it!
“I said that?” … Yes, verbatim. It’s even in the video from last night.
All from changing a “.” to a “?” in the sentence “I said that.”.
I can forgive the incorrect “How to get blah?” sentence formation, but leaving out a question mark (which are common across many languages) makes it look like purposeful clickbait.
That’s fair! I imagine there’s also somewhere in the middle where they want to pay the creator, but have no way to do so, or no way to know who it is.
I mean, so you pay the studio? The current rights’ holder? The creative? (Hard when a piece of media is made by a team that isn’t together anymore)
Does piracy for the sake of preserving media (even if countless others are also preserving it) count for number 15?
Generally, I’m good with 1~5 or so, but there are lots of legit reasons there.
Pretty much anything that I can buy easily without going to second-hand or stupid subscriptions. For me, it’s really a service problem, not a cost problem.
The definition I see says it’s just…
the refusal to comply with certain laws or to pay taxes and fines, as a peaceful form of political protest.
So…I think you’re wrong in this.
Leeching probably isn’t civil disobedience. Maybe even seeding things for preservation’s sake isn’t.
But wouldn’t seeding popular/current things be civil disobedience?
It’s like a router that doesn’t directly talk to the Internet
What’s wrong?
It’s true though. When was the last time a person ever killed a gun?
/joke
Why do they do this?
if i would own my children, then i could kill them, just like i can kill my dog.
[…]
im officially labelled as “unfit for educating children” because of my radical views
Yeah, this sounds fine to me. Kudos to your government, I guess.
If you use public wifi without a VPN…
Hey, at least nobody gets pregnant!
No doubt. I just couldn’t imagine that much space being taken up by what would effectively be text
Yes, and the source code wouldn’t have the assets. So the previous comment holds up – 4.3gb or whatever seems pretty big, no?
I’m so glad to see this comment upvoted here
It answered the question, made me laugh, and boosted engagement so OP would be more likely to get answers from someone else who knew.
I think it’s a winning comment!