lyralycan
@lyralycan@sh.itjust.works
- Comment on [TheGamer] Crimson Desert Adds Denuvo Just A Week Before Release 6 hours ago:
So they just fucked 50% of prospective customers. Wow
- Comment on My new baby 21 hours ago:
That’s awesome, I had to pay €87 for mine – very few on the market here
- Comment on Pornography depicting sexual relationships between step-relatives set to be banned 1 week ago:
Fuck these pieces of shit dude. Fucking stop with the children talk. It’s all lies.
- Comment on Uhh show me the data 😫😫😫 2 weeks ago:
And it was appropriated and modified by the Christians (Christianity spread so fast and dominated so much I don’t even know how, yes they colonised but how the hell did they assimilate the Romans so easily), but now it’s been a consumerist holiday more than a spiritual one for about a century. Many cultures still celebrate it the Christian way, sure, and many just utilise it to buy their loved ones material gifts and get like gifts in return, more than focus on the now largely unnecessary celebration of surviving winter, or social connections.
- Comment on Spoken like a true racist. 2 weeks ago:
If any flex is weirder than claiming that all lives deserve the same opportunities despite systemic racism affecting every aspect of the global majority and making said equity impossible, its claiming that all lives don’t deserve the same opportunities and preferring a reversal of prejudice rather than the removal of it.
- Comment on Living la vida loca 2 weeks ago:
Maybe he’s a fan of the game Observer - the idea of uploading consciousness is part of the plot
- Comment on UK fines Reddit $19 million for using children’s data unlawfully 2 weeks ago:
Well yes, the more CSAM detection and predator hunting, the better. Task forces and, dare I say it, detection programs with algorithms that may or may not include AI learning, are invaluable to eliminating the actually terrible stuff, anything that can’t even be educational.
I believe the Online Safety Act and Chat Control’s sections that tie every user’s real identity to their online actions is not a solution, because when that data gets leaked and/or abused many innocent lives are in danger. I trust the state very little. I trust unidentified malicious hackers even less.
- Comment on UK fines Reddit $19 million for using children’s data unlawfully 2 weeks ago:
As much as I hate Reddit this is just continuation of the UK government steamrolling and destroying the free Internet, ruining the adult experience.
One of the wonders of the Internet was that it was wildly unregulated - if you wanted it and you could disable safesearch you could get it, with the caveat of ISP-enforced content locks on all mobile subscriptions with data under the name of a legal child (under 18), workplace and school security and filters, unremovable Safesearch on most search engines etc. Broadband required an adult. I couldnt wait until I turned 18 so I could finally access many sites for porn, news, gaming, forums and anything containing keywords without being blocked.
In short there is significant existing protection in place and we know that this is simply more evidence of Orwellian enforcement.
- Comment on The State of the Union 2 weeks ago:
It’s Meatcanyon. He specialises in deeply disturbing caricatures lol
- Comment on Self-hosted voice assistant with mobile app 2 weeks ago:
I don’t think there’s a straightforward way like a HACS integration yet, but you can access it from the web and save the page to your homepage?
- Comment on What do you guys think of Crimson Desert? 2 weeks ago:
I agree - some games are alluring for their unique style, some for recognisable comfort. Plus, normally I don’t like too much of a departure from realistic physics in favour of fun factor, like being a damage sponge or tilting and boosting a horse in a different direction, but as a whole this definitely looks great to play. Even has breakable objects that crush enemies, it reminds me of ‘Pursuit Breakers’ in Need for Speed Most Wanted
- Comment on If you had any doubts that Know-Your-Customer laws were evil, here is one very good reason: personal data of 1 BILLION people just leaked. 2 weeks ago:
This happens every now and then, new or old data, several accounts, sometimes billions. Far too frequently.
- Comment on Firefox is ending support for Windows 7, 8 and 8.1 3 weeks ago:
I agree. Last I checked you can actually get a copy of Enterprise LTSC for free, and it comes with MS Office for Business, aka individual apps, pre 365 trash. You won’t get the latest malware or OTA bug pushes, or even the latest in forced advertising widgets. Wouldn’t hurt to put it through Win11Debloat and the other one I can’t remember the name of
