Carmakazi

“They wouldn’t be around without us anyway, so they owe us whatever they got!” - probably any interchangeable subhuman MAGA knuckledragger.

They might have advertised this one better, though I can’t prove that beyond vibes.

IIRC Burger King was one of, if not the first companies to use computerized inventory/bookkeeping. And they used it to try and crack down on employees giving away extra food. It was a giant waste of money.

To answer your question directly: No idea.

Of tangential importance to your question: Apparently TPB has been considered untrustworthy for a number of years, probably since it “returned” after the original crew behind it did a stint in Swedish prison. Infected torrents have been found there and the “skull” ratings mean very little.

Aren’t read-write disks fairly unstable from a longevity perspective?

Only argument I have for the dev side is that unless you’re big enough to be your own platform, if you develop a PC game and you don’t offer it on Steam, you’re only kneecapping its potential financial success, possibly to a critical degree.

IMO just having your personal device on you in the presence of a protest puts you in danger. They have ample tools to track cellular devices that basically cannot be guarded against without disabling the function altogether, such as with a Faraday bag. They will catch and log that you were at a protest, and use that against you later.

Didn’t Nazi Germany ban a typefont for silly ideological reasons?

Right on its face, is it even legal to collect head shots of minors? I know US privacy laws are a joke but there’s usually some carve outs that protect minors.

The injury was to the ego and authority - of the entire apparatus, not one man. They’re all anxious to bring retribution and remind everyone that the enforcer class is above them and demands your cowering deference.