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so what? whoop de doo. maybe hold someone, anyone, accountable and enforce it.

the US is just one big dog and pony show that’s full of nazis.

this is by design. NO COMPANY in the entire world is going to provide a product in hopes that one day you won’t need to use it anymore. So dating apps, by design, provide you with horrible matches so that you keep using said app. They don’t want you finding the “love of your life”, it’s bad business if they did.

neat. wait a week and they’ll pop up again.

yeah it’s also the same with me for movies, shows, and music. the ROMs take up the most space naturally but I’ll download new releases for movies and shows and most of the time I don’t watch them. for music I’ll find something I like online and then download it off soulseek and I might never hear it again as I have thousands of tracks in my library.

on my server I have the entire library of NES, Master System, Game Gear, GB, GBC, GBA, SNES, Genesis, Sega CD, Saturn, Dreamcast, N64, PSX, and PS2 games. Terabytes of games. have I played them all? no way.

yup happening with the one streaming site I use as of tomorrow.

yeah all I’ve seen is a 2min clip and like a screenshot of the end credits. that’s it.

yeah I started young.

in the 80s Fischer Price had a kids tape deck that had a microphone attached to it. so you could put a blank tape in it and then use the microphone to record whatever you wanted. the quality wasn’t bad. so I’d make “mix tapes” for my friends of NES game soundtracks or songs off the radio. with the NES game tracks I would then try to sell the mixtape. songs from like the Batman game, Battletoads, Contra, Mega Man, etc. so I’d make the “first run” recording by holding the microphone up to the TV and then use my Dads stereo that had two decks to copy the “master” to other blank tapes and then sell them to my friends for like $1.

I’d then take the money I made and rent more games to rip the soundtracks and also buy comic books.

I just use soulseek/Nicotine+ or I keep it old school cause it’s never let me down and use pirate bay still.

on my home server I just run the stuff in a docker. makes it easy and portable. All my torrents, movies, music, ROMs, etc are on the server and when I want to play/stream something I just remote into it.

At this point it’s going to HAVE to be a closed casket and/or private funeral unless they pumped that body with the most chemicals known to man and put him in a freezer in the arctic.

Also whomever the mortician or whatever is they’re probably rolling in the dough right now. probably the best thing that happened in their career.

honestly no excuse to be on it. I remember years and years ago when I left FB people kept saying “how will you stay in touch with your parents? family? etc” and i’m like “uh I have this device called a phone. ya see I input 10 numbers into it and it allows me to talk to my parents and family whenever I want. there’s also this new fangled thing called email.”

Plus my Mom is the only person I know that still uses it. My Dad was never into it and I have easier time rolling into the IRC chat rooms he frequents to get in touch than anything else. which usually means logging into a Slackware IRC room or the TechTV room he made hoping other former TechTV viewers will show up. but that’s a story for another time.

after years, decades even, of watching cam releases I kinda just got used to it. yeah they suck but meh I ain’t paying so I can’t complain.

https://spacehey.com/

it’s myspace of old, exactly, made by some kid in college. it’s good.

honestly wasn’t worth it. in the 90s you either had enough money to get one of those dual VHS recorders or you had two VHS players that you somehow wired up to each other to do it. you still had to pay for the blank tapes so I mean you’d rent a tape for like $3 but you’d be spending more just to have a copy of it. In many cases it was just cheaper to either record from a tv broadcast or just wait for the rental place to take the product off the shelf and sell it used.

and even when DVD-Rs came out that was still expensive. The blank discs weren’t cheap and the drive itself was expensive. Add to the fact that burned DVDs just don’t last anywhere near as long as pressed DVDs. I thought I was smart burning Dreamcast games but I’d end up having to reburn them every couple years. THEN consider the fact that many people just simply didn’t know how to burn DVDs correctly so good luck getting one to play on everyones player perfectly.

what kind of games do you want to play? I have a PS Vita that is loaded with old school roms. can play pretty much everytihng up to like the Dreamcast. NES, Master System, SNES, Genesis, N64, PSX, PSP, etc.