6467 pts ยท October 17, 2015
Distraction from iran.
They will always come back for more. The justification is just window dressing.
They will always come back for more.
have no need of it myself, but (literally) asking for a friend: which site?
You're awfully rude fro someone who literally said "It is open source so no hidden things in it, it lives locally on your device and the only information it sends is a digital "yes" or "no"." You also *claimed* it's voluntary, which is utter bullshit. No verification scheme that means anything is voluntary, and it matters even less that it's open source.
Maybe you should take a stress pill, read your own words again, and then consider the context in which anyone would use an age verification system, ie when it is mandated.
Are you even aware of your own comments? You said EU mandated age verification is ok because it's open source. That doesn't fucking matter.
It is never voluntary to use something mandated by law. that's kinda the point of mandating it by law.
I know that it's inevitable that the online services that allow you to keep playing your steam games will stop doing so, and you're going to inevitably have all your steam games taken away from you. Maybe it'll even happen earlier, if valve finds out you've been cracking their DRM in violation of their subscriber agreement.
you should know there's no better definition than violations of the steam subscriber agreement, like your plan to crack steam's DRM when all your games are inevitably taken away from you.
Hopefully you're right, because otherwise you'll be stuck without your games when they're inevitably taken away from you.
I suppose you're doing all this because you're very concerned about all your steam games inevitably being taken away.
Maybe you can find one in your steam library. Too bad it'll be taken away at some unknowable but inevitable point in the future.
I suspect you'll need a therapist after the trauma of having all your steam games taken away from you. Just a guess.
That's a great way to rationalize breaking the steam subscriber agreement and cracking steam's DRM when all your steam games are taken away from you.
That's a great way to rationalize what you've done, and will continue to do when all your steam games are taken away from you!
It's certainly piracy according to john deere and the US government. Just like what you plan to do when all your steam games are inevitably taken away from you.
You're planning to crack the steam DRM when all your steam games are inevitably taken away from you.
It would be rationalizing if I said they WERENT doing piracy, like you've been trying to argue about your plans to crack steam's DRM once all your steam games are inevitably taken away.
I said it's the same thing, just like when you plan to crack steam's DRM as revenge against gabe for taking all your steam games away from you. Since they will inevitably be taken away.
Like the best of them, except unlike you they have the justification of feeding millions of people unlike when your steam games are inevitably taken away from you.
That's a good rationalization for why you should think piracy is ok after all your steam games are inevitably taken away from you.
That I don't have to resort to cracking DRM like a pirate when all my games are suddenly taken away, like is inevitable for all steam games. Going to be real painful for you when all your games are taken away because steam stops working. I wonder if you'll even have a working steam client to load your backups into (you won't) or a crack that's compatible on hand for whatever the last version of steam was. (unlikely)
It's the only way to make sure that all my games don't suddenly disappear at a moment's notice. Unlike steam games.
I'm sure you're going to have a very fun time when all your steam games are inevitably taken away from you.
You're either going to commit a crime or you're going to loose all of your steam games. In fact you're inevitably going to loose all your steam games at some point either way.
Distraction from iran.
They will always come back for more. The justification is just window dressing.
They will always come back for more.
have no need of it myself, but (literally) asking for a friend: which site?
You're awfully rude fro someone who literally said "It is open source so no hidden things in it, it lives locally on your device and the only information it sends is a digital "yes" or "no"." You also *claimed* it's voluntary, which is utter bullshit. No verification scheme that means anything is voluntary, and it matters even less that it's open source.
Maybe you should take a stress pill, read your own words again, and then consider the context in which anyone would use an age verification system, ie when it is mandated.
Are you even aware of your own comments? You said EU mandated age verification is ok because it's open source. That doesn't fucking matter.
It is never voluntary to use something mandated by law. that's kinda the point of mandating it by law.
I know that it's inevitable that the online services that allow you to keep playing your steam games will stop doing so, and you're going to inevitably have all your steam games taken away from you. Maybe it'll even happen earlier, if valve finds out you've been cracking their DRM in violation of their subscriber agreement.
I know that it's inevitable that the online services that allow you to keep playing your steam games will stop doing so, and you're going to inevitably have all your steam games taken away from you. Maybe it'll even happen earlier, if valve finds out you've been cracking their DRM in violation of their subscriber agreement.
I know that it's inevitable that the online services that allow you to keep playing your steam games will stop doing so, and you're going to inevitably have all your steam games taken away from you. Maybe it'll even happen earlier, if valve finds out you've been cracking their DRM in violation of their subscriber agreement.
I know that it's inevitable that the online services that allow you to keep playing your steam games will stop doing so, and you're going to inevitably have all your steam games taken away from you. Maybe it'll even happen earlier, if valve finds out you've been cracking their DRM in violation of their subscriber agreement.
I know that it's inevitable that the online services that allow you to keep playing your steam games will stop doing so, and you're going to inevitably have all your steam games taken away from you. Maybe it'll even happen earlier, if valve finds out you've been cracking their DRM in violation of their subscriber agreement.
you should know there's no better definition than violations of the steam subscriber agreement, like your plan to crack steam's DRM when all your games are inevitably taken away from you.
Hopefully you're right, because otherwise you'll be stuck without your games when they're inevitably taken away from you.
I suppose you're doing all this because you're very concerned about all your steam games inevitably being taken away.
Maybe you can find one in your steam library. Too bad it'll be taken away at some unknowable but inevitable point in the future.
I suspect you'll need a therapist after the trauma of having all your steam games taken away from you. Just a guess.
That's a great way to rationalize breaking the steam subscriber agreement and cracking steam's DRM when all your steam games are taken away from you.
That's a great way to rationalize what you've done, and will continue to do when all your steam games are taken away from you!
It's certainly piracy according to john deere and the US government. Just like what you plan to do when all your steam games are inevitably taken away from you.
You're planning to crack the steam DRM when all your steam games are inevitably taken away from you.
It would be rationalizing if I said they WERENT doing piracy, like you've been trying to argue about your plans to crack steam's DRM once all your steam games are inevitably taken away.
I said it's the same thing, just like when you plan to crack steam's DRM as revenge against gabe for taking all your steam games away from you. Since they will inevitably be taken away.
Like the best of them, except unlike you they have the justification of feeding millions of people unlike when your steam games are inevitably taken away from you.
That's a good rationalization for why you should think piracy is ok after all your steam games are inevitably taken away from you.
That I don't have to resort to cracking DRM like a pirate when all my games are suddenly taken away, like is inevitable for all steam games. Going to be real painful for you when all your games are taken away because steam stops working. I wonder if you'll even have a working steam client to load your backups into (you won't) or a crack that's compatible on hand for whatever the last version of steam was. (unlikely)
It's the only way to make sure that all my games don't suddenly disappear at a moment's notice. Unlike steam games.
I'm sure you're going to have a very fun time when all your steam games are inevitably taken away from you.
You're either going to commit a crime or you're going to loose all of your steam games. In fact you're inevitably going to loose all your steam games at some point either way.