Comments by "boz" (@BOZ_11) on "SomeOrdinaryGamers" channel.

  1.  @SecuR0M  eh? AMD didn't take the performance crown until Ryzen 5000 range, and that was 2020
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  2. Google: "Hey, we really care about your privacy, so why don't you use a VPN-like service from us? That way, only we at Google will know exactly your browsing habits; never mind that we work with five eyes agencies, that's an overblown conspiracy theory anyway"
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  3. Kaspersky is on the podium for every year for 15+ years for detection and cleaning.
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  4. 2500K was a landmark release, 12900K was pretty good too
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  5.  @DellikkilleD  it's basically a Linux distribution. Do I trust them more than Microsoft? Well, fuc*ing yes I do
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  6.  @radradR0bot  so they shouldn't be custodians of historical archives.
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  7. haha, what an analogy. Not using adblock is now like having a go on the village bicycle without a rubber
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  8. like all good villain arcs!
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  9.  @phiality9070  i know it hurts to know you're the one in the fascist control state.
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  10.  @killerhakie  people think incognito means the site or ISP doesn't track you, when all it does is not store history so the person u share your pc with doesn't/cannot snoop.
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  11. with digital media, it's never piracy, always copyright infringement. the small hat people like to embellish things for mass linguistic effect
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  12.  @623J_wolf  for like 12 years she's basically an extension of the Apple marketing department, masquerading as a "reviewer", and there's an army of such people
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  13.  @MrTytyjohn64  not all data is money. like your comments 🤣🤣
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  14. Muta, talk about the option in MS Edge (which is enabled by default) that literally takes screenshots of websites you visit and uploads to MS's cloud. It's in the browser setting, under Privacy, labelled "Save screenshots of sites for history"
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  15. because he knows what he's doing, and it doesnt fit his BS narrative.
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  16. i had to experiment for about 3 minutes with a dozen different block lists before i found the combo that gets every ad, and every cookie notification. I don't know anyone uses the web with all that gunk
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  17.  @StamPatrick  some counties are bigger than some countries!
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  18.  @Emerald_Fox  nope, stick the IA (or any archive site) on a purpose built blockchain
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  19.  @IronWolf123  dont u wanna buy stuff instead of watching your favourite channels?
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  20.  @northstar6920  Metal is a naturally occurring material. On a long enough timeline, they may shape themselves into oblong cylindrical little bad boys, like self-assembling DNA/RNA
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  21. It cost Rockstar no dollars. They made more money from the intro on YouTube (monetized) than most devs make from the whole sales lifetime of their average title
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  22.  @DellikkilleD  No one said it was going to replace Windows, though they have been saying it's ready for the common desktop for many years. I believe it came true with Debian and Gnome 3. If you need other people to use what you use, you're not autonomous, but a sheep
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  23. GTA 3 would never have passed the SBI process
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  24.  @FrederickTheAnon14W  can be done to a large SAN, just needs one philanthropist
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  25.  @cynicalmemester1694  Well said, even the original so-called offer in 1948 was a joke, since the Palestinians are asked to give up 55% of their land to receive NOTHING in return. That's not a trade, that's grand theft.
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  26.  @mignik01  You have no idea what you're talking about. The Ashke_naz!s are Europeans (look it up). The Jewish minority in the levant lived peacefully shoulder to shoulder with Palestinians for many many centuries under the Ottoman Empire (an islamic caliphate). The violence only started once the European Zionists arrived in the 1920s, committing terror attacks, murdering British police officers, bombing stations, and the bombing of the King David hotel in 1946. The European Zionists have always used terror tactics, and they don't even care about Jerusalem, they wanted Uganda back in 1904: The Uganda Scheme USA and the west has been bombing west Asia for 34 years (since the 1990 Gulf war), and you've the nerve to call THEM, violent??
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  27. 9:16 " America really is the freest country in the world". -- HAHAHAHAHAHAH You haven't noticed how wild internet censorship is, because you probably don't say anything the higher ups don't like
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  28. so if they're murdering people for the military industrial complex they shouldnt get PTSD? what are u even saying?
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  29.  @gleipnirrr  their shareholders do not buy the product. Good luck with a business model that customers don't want, and let's see how valuable that stock is when sales tank
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  30. it's ok to hate child killers, bub
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  31. no pain no gain
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  32.  @Quesito_o  he means that 90% of browsers are just chrome/chromium, underneath. In Reddit vain, you sound ignorant.
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  33.  @fredsas12  hah, they are literally capitalists. crazy bone
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  34.  @Eustres  plastic does not rot
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  35. Why ape Windows UI, when Gnome is so sweet, and has been since 3.0? It's more intuitive than the Windows UI
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  36.  @EliKirbyYoutube  so do i. Most blockers use multiple (and customisable) block lists
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  37.  @LonewolfProd_  why? he's not spewing racist hatred. did he call for violence, like Asmon? No
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  38. Kaspersky is banned, because it frustrates state sanctioned American hackers.
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  39.  @Thijs_NL  I appreciate you think that way but you're mistaken. If you sign in to Windows with your MS account, it will sync settings between PC's if you sign into two (or more) computers using the same account. I won't reply past this.
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  40.  @kittentheboss2796  Tonnes of groups who rip and crack games. If you've paid, it's yours; ripped or not.
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  41.  @hi_tech_reptilezz  HDD's have error correction and integrity measures/checks. unlike optical discs
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  42. Klaus Schwaub? Is that you? "You will own nothing, and be happy"
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  43. Windows is pretty damn fast, especially since version 8 onwards. i seriously doubt stripping out windows restore, defender, core isolation, etc gives u more than 3%-5% more frames.
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  44. Skyrim is better than Oblivion, it's not even close. Oblivion was the first "casualised" Elder Scrolls, but with Skyrim, SKYUI and one or two basic mods gave us the feeling back.
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  45.  @Mandate_of_Heaven  he didn't shoot or rape. you cant conflate the most heinous crimes with illegal entry into a computer. would you give a life sentence to a squatter? thats really what we're talking about
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  46. i loved this video so much, i watched it a second time with adblocker disabled!
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  47.  @ObakuZenCenterUSA  The anti virus portion is just as good, but there's no firewall on the free one, or intrusion detection
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  48.  @twei__  no, i mean a web front end to data hosted on a blockchain. a mix of partial and full nodes, so not every node needs to be massive.
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  49. CBC News, Oct 28, 2023:- "A year later, Netanyahu was further embarrassed when photos of suitcases full of cash going to Hamas became public. Liberman finally resigned in protest over Netanyahu's Hamas policy which, he said, marked "the first time Israel is funding terrorism against itself" ... Netanyahu's education minister Naftali Bennett also denounced the payments, and also quit"" "Anyone who wants to thwart the establishment of a Palestinian state has to support bolstering Hamas and transferring money to Hamas" Benjamin Netanyahu - Likud party meeting, March 2019 “I wrote a book in 1995, and I said that if the West doesn’t wake up to the suicidal nature of militant Islam, the next thing you will see is militant Islam bringing down the World Trade Center.” Benjamin Netanyahu
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  50.  @user-tt6jr7rz5l  yeah but Blofeld's cat is not cool
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  51. to be frank, Chrome + ublock + tracker block lists = best outcome for minimal work
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  52. Phantom Liberty is a work of art. GTA level goodness
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  53.  @derpstick5467  I've had VPN access since 2017, but you're just swapping the snoop (from ISP to VPN provider). Suffice it to say, I trust the former, more.
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  54. Nice haircut
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  55. Some people use religion to ethnically cleanse
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  56.  @phiality9070  Your taxes are being sent to the z1onazi and azov naz1s. have fun
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  57.  @darkcze6870  or the zionazis. either is fine
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  58. Unemployed TechLead is a member of the small hat crew? He yells in pain as he strikes you
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  59.  @lindsayshanks7555  Except the 90s was a decade choc full of great games
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  60. I'm pretty sure you can't go on a block explorer, look up a random address, and then tie said address to a real person (name, address, etc). It is essentially anonymous, so long as you're not using an exchange with KYC practices.
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  61.  @smnkm4ehfer  not if it's offline
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  62.  @Unknown_Genius  opting out of gaming???
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  63. ​ @Unknown_Genius it's all pretty much of a muchness. You understand that right?
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  64.  @Unknown_Genius  I already stated that they're all pretty much of a muchness. They're all engaging in anti-consumer practices; at this rate, (something I've already said) you'd essentially be boycotting all major vendors and publishers to take your line. EDIT: It's not piracy it's counterfeiting (you've bought the publisher lie). I very much consider it preservation because amongst other things, it IS that
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  65.  @CROSSFZZED  we can store the data on a blockchain. Maybe like: ||| Blockchain -- dAPP that interacts with APACHE or Nginx -- web client |||
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  66. you buy consoles for games, why not a windows machine for games? leave all the serious stuff on your Linux box. A KVM switch will save you moving your peripherals from box to box. You can have seriously small M-ITX cases now that can accommodate triple slot GFX cards
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  67. it's not that LLM can replace people, it's that the capital owners (who are glorified bean counters) will take a cheap ersatz replacement ("AI") over demonstrably better work from a human being, if it's cheaper (not better value, just cheaper). "Bean counter" is being generous, at least bean counters can measure value, not just cost
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  68. Thanks for the censorship Muta
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  69. Journalists are now tertiary marketing departments for the big publishers. Same arrangement as the political status quo and MSM. NWO boys
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  70. I just can't stand ADS, recoil, spread, slow movement speed. If I want realism, I'll join the military
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  71. stick the IA (or any archive site) on a purpose built blockchain
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  72. A lot of the ads are outright scams, they're not real ads. So, never will I stop using AdBlock
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  73. You wanted "proof" of red rooms? Just try to countenance what proof would look like.
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  74. 21:28 "sometimes you gotta break the law in order to protect the law" That's a hideously stupid and immoral thing to say. Disliked.
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  75.  @j.ceasar  "They did not break the law" - yes they did, they ran a pump and dump scam. Last reply
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  76.  @j.ceasar  Nope, there's 'Combatant Immunity' plus the Geneva Conventions which pertain to war. There are no such exemption for financial scams
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  77.  @j.ceasar  which is it? there exists a legal exemption (which do not need warrants from a judge) or they went to a judge to get a warrant? STFU, not replying to you further
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  78.  @Finnboy-ml5jv  well it's not a "stash" if it's streamed from the web.
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  79. sorry but october 7 was a prison break. Israel off'd the civilians under the Hannibal Directive; this is common knowledge by now
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  80. I mean, you suspect it's nefarious, else it wouldn't have occurred to you to speak of nefariousness or the lack thereof. As for the truth being mundane, the truth is that you don't know the truth. The media give us a superficial understanding of virtually everything they report on, hence the growth of alternative media
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  81. Muta, I spent well over a decade as a sysadmin in my former life, in largely Windows domains. You can definitely secure Windows to the point where it absolutely can be considered safe, even for browsing dodgy websites. Enable: Secure Boot Core Isolation Local Security Authority (LSA) Protection Kernel-mode Hardware-enforced Stack Protection Then buy a top tier security suite like McAfee or ESET If you ever want to browse questionable sites safely, use the 'Sandboxie' tool, which opens a browser instance inside of a sandbox (where malware can't escape). Use a third-party router and flash it with DD-WRT or OpenWRT. Get a managed switch and install pfSense on it, to use as your LAN-wide firewall. I think that's it
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  82.  @chickenmonger123  rubbish. it can be in the public sector
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  83. tesla's have a gas cap? we need a new term
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  84. I think you're safe if you pay for premium security software like BitDefender or ESET (as an unimportant individual). Flash your router with DD-WRT or OpenWRT. Use DNS over HTTPS. Use virtualisation for extra protection ('Kernel-mode Hardware-enforced Stack Protection' and 'Core Isolation'). Use full-disk encryption (BitLocker is fine). Disable Wake-on-Lan. Use an isolated network/SSID on all devices that don't need access to the router (aka guest network). Once a year, delete all the freaking volumes/partitions on your boot disk (where none of your files are), and re-install the OS from scratch
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  85. Putting Iran in the same sentence as Israel is comedic
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  86. just use Quad9 (no logging DNS)
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  87. Tate is a born criminal.
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  88. "and FOR the dehumanization of Israelis and Jews " what if they're killing kids? this is not a serious argument
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  89.  @MrPolandball  have u tried browsing through Tor? It's always been complete f'king ass, which it would be, seeing as routing traffic endlessly...oh, you know....adds a f'k tonne of latency
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  90. we need to put websites on blockchains, yesterday
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  91.  @omega1231  "I agree, although both Arab and Turkish are linguonyms not races" no you're just uninformed. "A 2021 study which looked at whole genomes and whole-exomes of 3,362 Turkish people found that the most common Y chromosome haplogroups were J2a, R1b, and R1a" - wiki
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  92.  @swordiebored4769  does he look Anglosaxon to you? Phenotypes are real, joker.
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  93.  @metablase6837  " "A 2021 study which looked at whole genomes and whole-exomes of 3,362 Turkish people found that the most common Y chromosome haplogroups were J2a, R1b, and R1a" - wiki"
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  94. Executives strangle the life out of the creative talent. That's it, in a nutshell
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  95. CrowdStrike Holdings' stock price is only down to their record stock price of 2022. Not even a big deal
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  96. My bidet can run the game? I wish I had a bidet
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  97. SPREAD. YOUR. CHEEKS.
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  98. can't you just dual boot?
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  99. ​ @tcbobb1613 and his. Genius
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  100. If video sites were exorbitantly expensive to run, you would not see a truck load of video sites all over the web, mostly from quite small companies. Especially the pr0n sites, who have petabytes of video data, and live on ad revenue; no subs
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  101. So AI is going to screw up copyright and "intellectual property" laws? That's when the laws change, when the upper class cliques go to war, figuratively
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  102.  @BlueEternities  just get it from their website, or use a VPN if it's blocked
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  103.  @dead-claudia  Need a hand interpreting?
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  104. potentially, not inevitably.
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  105.  @tacticalcenter8658  you mean 'definitely'
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  106.  @adammiller9029  he did say Firefox and Brave
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  107. The big search engines are just outright censoring; that's the reason for their poor search results. Yandex is better
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  108. or if you're Macklemore with 50m views on insta/tiktok, but youtube insists he's stuck on 3m 🤣🤣
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  109. HARAM
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  110. Gemini's textual output is as bad as their image generation, but text is easier to plausibly deny, so it will either take forever to fix their politically correct garbage, or it never will
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  111.  @CyanDumBell_MC  odysee has nicer quality and they're not money bags google.
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  112. 4:36 -- I'm hard right now
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  113.  @twei__  no issue with torrents, but if you think a torrent is a blockchain, you might need to do more reading.
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  114.  @twei__  if u think a torrent is a blockchain, you've more reading to do
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  115.  @skinwalker69420  Seeds dry up fast, everywhere, especially for older, more obscure media.
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  116.  @twei__  I can't tell if you're serious. If you are, then no i do not. Just google "How To Host A Website On Blockchain"
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  117.  @RandomPersonOf2005  or: || blockchain -- dAPP interface to APACHE/Nginx -- web client || You feel me?
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  118.  @DigitalLobstershow  when people say "free", they mean free at the point of service. Yankee go home
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  119. "just get good at the game". Yeah, but, what if i can't? What if i suck even after 1000 hours? I want my respect (like Fredo, in Godfather II) 🤣
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  120. Pay him 1 satoshi, and tell him you've paid in full. See what happens
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  121. You know I'm sure you're right. The Commodore 64 was a huge success in Europe from 1983 through '87. The Amiga 500 and Atari ST pretty much ballooned things in terms of popularity after that, and of course DOS gaming.
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  122. Fuck it, it's just money
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  123. Suits can sell art, but they are miserable custodians of it. Funking miserable
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  124.  @somegirl4631  "In one example of how homophobic and shortsighted Israel's right wing members of the Knesset are, one MK declared in June that homosexuality poses a "more dangerous threat to Israel than ISIS, Hezbollah or Hamas." Haaretz, Jan 11th, 2024 oh and they're conducting a genocide too
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  125.  @jippy8976  Easy, you have to administer your router. You SHOULD choose a DNS server (at the router level) for a family filtered DNS server; or two networks, one that's unfiltered (for you) and name the other network (SSID) 'KIDS' 😂
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