Why Caesar?
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Turns out it was an NY Times article
No it wasn't, you're lying again.
needing someone else to spoon-feed you the exact baby food you want isn't a great way to go through life
Asking people for sources for their outlandish claims is "being spoonfed baby food" now.
Jesus, you'll really do anything but just admit to being wrong. It's so cringe.
Look, you came into this thread trying to dunk on people, got proven wrong, pivoted and doubled down, got proven wrong again and you just can't seem to handle that fact. We both know it. Just admit it and take the L.
Sounds much more similar to something like NOSTR. I've always like the simplicity of using a keypair as an identity.
There are computers purpose-built for running Linux, where all the drivers work out of the box.
Might be worth considering for your next upgrade.
Misusing them in what weigh? Like using an uncorrect word? Or using a word that has a different consternation than the one they meant to use?
Trust me bro, I was right, I just don't feel like proving it.
Fragile little ego. So pathetic.
The claim was that Ubisoft called piracy "theft". Have they done that, or not?
Right, because even though we both know you were wrong, you're too fragile to admit it.
copyright is a type of intellectual property, an area of law distinct from that which covers robbery or theft, offenses related only to tangible property.
Piracy is copyright infringement, not theft.
Every AAA game company's have been for 30 years and still currently are arguing this in courts all the time.
Are you sure about that? Because it isn't theft, it's copyright infringement.
But it's right there in the post...