On the bright side, at least is *dependably* bad.

I just don't get it. How can they be so incompetent? This isn't a one-off issue, either.

Doing some curious reading on 100GB optical discs, 4K/UHD Blu-Ray discs.

Unsurprisingly, many of them were protected by Intel's , presumably to prevent piracy.
However, you would need an Intel CPU, and some newer Intel CPUs won't even work with these Blu-Rays anymore. And, as usual, people found out how to copy it anyway with some modded drive firmware and the right software.

If you have -"protected" media, understand that at some point it may be taken from you.

So, NintendoLife.com wants to share tracking data with hundreds (literally; maybe thousands) of partners? Wow... I can't even opt out of a lot of this!
Clear that something's wrong with the way they're doing things.

Makes me think of

I was doing things with my graphics drivers, something happened and Linux was really like 'You should fix the problem as soon as feasible'

Got a new laptop — a ! This lap-top desktop has been one of my dream machines for a while, and I didn't think I'd ever get my hands on one (yet alone see one!).

I got it from , and I've had it for almost a month now. I really like it.s

"A compilation of US analog shutdowns from 2009 (multiple POVs)" youtu.be/XbSjD_ov_Wo

Feels sad to watch... I appreciate the robust nature of , always have, always will

Don't you like it when someone in Smash Bros's online quickplay is being toxic and you just, you know, run them over a little bit? 😉

I declined a rematch.

I don't know why the CPU fighter sometimes wants to SDI *towards* me in this scenario, but hey...? 51-part combo :P

A , I have to think

I opened the link in a Tor browser to take a look around. The scary looking S snake isn't part of the site, it is content blocked by the browser for security reasons.

I already reported the scam to YouTube and the website to Google Safe Browsing.

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