I’m just here for the paws.

Was confused by the title. “How do you have a cup too small for a fridge?”

Why need more gun store when the biggest gun store in the world is right above you? 🤷🏻‍♂️

Sting? His music is pretty good. I mean, I don’t listen to it but I respect that he makes it.

Is that cloudflare one the one that just verifies you’re human automatically? Like it pops up with a check box you sometimes don’t even have to manually click? How does that one even work? 🤔

Sucks when you have to incinerate the Borg Companion Cube tho.

Doom 2016 isn’t a video game. It’s a documentary, and it was happening in real time.

What if I wanted to use a cheaper memory card?

allows bot majority communities

Fucking why?

Also: Changing the definition of “free speech” doesn’t change how people will react to what you have to say. “Free speech” doesn’t mean “free to say things that piss people off without being kicked out of the group/location or beaten up.”

Can’t commit crime if nothing is a crime. 🙂‍↕️

I’m all for impartiality. But if a dude says “We should kill everyone who isn’t like me!” You don’t have to say “Before you judge, let’s hear his side.” You can start judging immediately.

Abolish laws. Then crime will instantly disappear. 🥴

🎵 Babe. I got you babe.🎵

Funding… Bandwidth…?

All they have to do is ban the dumb motherfucker. What the fuck does funding and bandwidth have to do with it? It sounds like the admins either don’t give a fuck, aren’t actually active, or do not know what they are doing.

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This is where they want you. Head down to the dock and he’ll show you to the Census Office.

If I had Elon’s cc# I wouldn’t need to give it out to scammers to empty that shit.

There’s really only two types of people who get mad at mods:

• The people who break the rules then get mad that they suffered the consequences

• The people who see mods using the position just to have the smallest modicum of power over others and just reflexively swing the ban hammer without looking at context, seeing if there is a pattern, giving warnings, or anything else. They just remove and block what they, personally, do not like.

There’s a boatload of both here, just as there was on Reddit. The differences are that it’s smaller here, so you actually see the people complaining about the mods and the modlog is public so you can always see if the mod’s actions were reasonable.

I’m just talking about the content in the case of Second Life. It’s distributed through BitTorrent, which was one of its selling points at launch.

Though at this point, it might have emulated servers as well.

What exactly are you wanting to host at home that you need super fast upload speeds, and how much traffic are you even expecting to see?