That’s fine.

Nobody is forcing you to do it.

That’s just the nature of the internet.

I’m sorry, but I’m going to have to block you now.

I’ve seen too much incompetence on your part, and I need to stop validating it with responses.

Goodbye.

Gonna have to ignore you, bud.

Arguing with incompetent people such as yourself is a waste of effort.

Goodbye.

The people who set up the instances usually also are responsible for paying to keep them active.

but it is going to be very difficult to convince people to pay for what YouTube gives away for free.

I mean, they’re already there. Have you tried using Peertube?

Yeah, once I moved permanently to piracy I’ve noticed I actually have way more games than I know what to do with.

I still haven’t finished BOTW, and there’s also TOTK to play after that. I also haven’t played Skyward Sword ever and I replayed WW and Twilight Princess in the meantime.

Really, I can’t fathom getting excited for digital media at this point. There’s so much to enjoy, I genuinely believe that any sort of “hype” is just consumerism taking hold of unsuspecting individuals.

Everyone should just move to piracy anyways.

Products cost what we’re willing to pay, not what they cost to produce.

The fact so many people are willing to pay for things they can get for free (while complaining they don’t have enough money) is just another reason why things are the way they are. We’ve been conditioned to be proud of our consumerism at any cost.

I haven’t bought a game in years. I don’t own a switch, but I get to play the games for it I want.

At some point, I realized “supporting the devs” was just rhetoric for useful idiots. Most of the money goes to their landlords and delivery apps, anyways.

It’s a dog-eat-dog world out there, people. Don’t let consumers on the internet convince you to spend money on things you could be getting for free.

Use your brains before your wallets.

We really should be working together to upload content from youtube to peertube instances.

Don’t ask for permission. Just do it. Civilly disobey.

Good.

Let people say what they want and you can ignore them if you don’t like what’s being said.

Err… does this mean we can get a Mozilla or Thunderbird email address?

Where is it being proposed?

Yes. I prefer this to the whole “ethical ad” debacle people have had prioritized for them.

Thanks for doing your part to spread the truth in this sea of lies and FUD.

It’s clear that most people these days are proud consumers with more money than sense. All they care about is looking good in front of their consumerist friends, and they base all of their actions and decisions around what will support that ideology.

As a kid, I thought useful idiots were rare. Now I see it’s the exact opposite.

They can still get money from this. In fact, they get more money from this than with uBlock.

They recognize how it undermines the digital advertising system, so they did everything in their power to get rid of it before it takes off. They’re fighting a generational war and don’t want us to even be aware of the tools we have to fight back.

We really should be recommending adNauseam instead of uBlock.

They can still get money from this. In fact, they get more money from this than with uBlock.

They recognize how it undermines the digital advertising system, so they did everything in their power to get rid of it before it takes off.

We really should be recommending adNauseam instead of uBlock.

I always like this on the premise of charging advertisers money while giving them no audience in return.

It’s not even available on chrome because google removed it years ago. They weren’t breaking any rules, but google saw it as a threat and kept it removed since there wasn’t sufficient backlash.

Really wish people would STFU about the “privacy” aspect about this. It gives junk data to trackers because it floods them with all the ads you’re coming across. The main purpose, though, is to charge advertisers money without giving them a service in return.

It’s sad most of you consumers can’t see the real significance of this software, but it really puts into perspective why most people are useful idiots these days.

Consumerism has won.

It’s not even available on chrome because google removed it years ago.

They weren’t breaking any rules, but google saw it as a threat and kept it removed since there wasn’t sufficient backlash.

Really wish people would STFU about the “privacy” aspect about this. It gives junk data to trackers because it floods them with all the ads you’re coming across. The main purpose, though, is to charge advertisers money without giving them a service in return.

It’s sad most of you consumers can’t see the real significance of this software, but it really puts into perspective why most people are useful idiots these days.

Consumerism has won.

Just make a packet and overwite the IP field.

I can tell I’m getting old by the amount of proudly-dumb shit I keep reading.

It’s only going to get worse. Sigh.

Why are you people so concerned about “the data?” Talk about missing the forest for the trees.

This is an effective tool to charge advertisers money without having their ads shoved in our faces. It directly undermines the integrity of the digital advertising ecosystem, and you people are obsessed with “privacy” because your priorities have been decided for you by your oppressors.