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. @TheQuartering
Fat fucker.
You lied about your coffee factory.
You point out hot men for your wife to eye fuck.
You let your dog suffer.
And you stole from me.
Give what is owed
. @thequartering you stole my 5 dollars.
“…the coffee company That makes almost nothing” the fat man said
But you dont “make”. You steal.
You stole my shipping money.
You also owe me a scale video or 5 bags of coffee and another 100. On top of my 5.
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I've been dealing with Black Gryph0n for years now.
While the majority of people who are aware of his predatory and racist actions are now against him, the majority of people are still entirely unaware anything when happened.
I assume Shayy is the same.
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300 STELLAR JADES CODES
NEVERGONNAGIVE
NEVERGONNAMAKE
AHABLESSYOU
#HonkaiStarRail
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I was crying the first time I saw this clip. Kenny’s muffled “that makes you very fucking gay” broke me.
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Sony moved quickly after the PS5 14.10 vulnerability was demonstrated, releasing firmware 14.20 roughly two days later.
But the new update lasted only about 8 hours before hackers found another way to compromise it.
AI is getting faster in finding these exploits, at this point we will be in version 14.90 when GTA VI launches
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🚨 A US lawmaker just called out one of the biggest problems with modern gaming: You PAY for games, but do you actually OWN them? 🤔
• Buying a game would grant ownership rather than simply a license
• Players would have rights to own, play AND transfer purchased games
• Online games would need an offline mode before servers are shut down
• Torres specifically points to NBA 2K25 being delisted and having its servers shut down roughly two years after release
• The proposal would direct the FTC to establish consumer protections
• Important: this has been announced but has not become law, and reporting indicates it has not yet been formally introduced in Congress
•Sony must hate this politician 💀
His argument is simple: “When you pay for a game, you should own it.”
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4.7 FREE REWARDS
1 - Standard 7 Day Login Reward
2 - A bundle of minor rewards
2 - Character Selector
3 - Affinitive Eidolon Selector
4 - Golden Spirit
5 - Free TB Outfit
Via Sakura Haven
#HonkaiStarRail
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WE'RE GETTING 3 FREE CHARACTERS OVER THE NEXT 2 PATCHES!
4.7 - Free Character Selector (characters TBA)
4.7 - Free Golden Spirit (Jiaoqiu will be added to the shop)
4.8 - Free Ellen Joe (HSR × ZZZ collab)
#HonkaiStarRail
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A U.S. congressman wants to change how we legally “own” video games.
Rep. Ritchie Torres has announced plans to introduce the Power To The Players Act, a bill that would direct the FTC to create rules protecting consumers who buy video games.
The proposal would give players three basic rights:
>The right to own the games they purchase, rather than simply receiving a revocable license
>The right to keep playing games after online servers are shut down, through an offline mode
>The right to transfer or resell games they own
Torres argues that if a company can take a game away simply by shutting down its servers, then the consumer didn’t really buy the game in the first place.
Torres also hopes the legislation could eventually establish a precedent for ownership rights across other parts of the digital economy:
“If you pay for it, you own it.”
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US Representative Ritchie Torres from New York City announced that he will introduce the “Power To The Players Act” citing that digital video games are a rental disguises as a sale🚀
He explained: "When you pay for a game, you should own it.
Consumers must have the right to own, the right to play, and the right to transfer the games they buy.
A game that can be taken away the moment a company pulls the plug is not a purchase. It is a rental disguised as a sale.”
If it is passed into law, the bill will protect our ability to own and play purchased games.
Source: @RitchieTorres Office
It’s about time the firm hand of the law took a stand towards the normalized exploitation of gamers under the excuse of “the company has the right to revoke access at any time for any reason without compensation” and actually preserved players’ rights to own the games they buy, and to be compensated in case said game was removed or account was disabled.
There can never be full trust in digital games when you aren’t even able to own what you’re buying.
In any case, physical media must be preserved, because it will always be the only and most reliable way to play games and have agency over their usage, and they must contain the ENTIRE game, whether on one disc and four even.
NO DISC 💿 NO BUY
