Steve Dice

It’s a greed problem. I was perfectly content paying for Netflix but then they doubled the price and halved the content. Ok, sure, whatever, it’s still better than cable. Then other players also wanted a piece of the pie so they fragmented the content by making their own shitty services. Now you have to have Netflix, PrimeVideo, Disney+ and HBO Max just to get a semidecent experience. And yet, despite paying for 4 fucking streaming services, 90% of the movies I wanna watch are still behind yet another fucking paywall within these streaming services.

As soon as you stop being a useless idiot.

No idea. Haven’t used Windows for anything other than games for around 20 years either. How hard it is isn’t really the point, though.

give me your work for free

Geez. Just build it yourself, you lazy leech.

I don’t consider anything with Windows safe. I do all of my non-gaming computing on my laptop with Linux.

—Hey, how do I do this?

—Well, you need to know how to do it and then do it

So you’re that one guy that shows up out of nowhere and starts seeding when I’ve given up on a torrent. You’re doing God’s work.

It doesn’t have a proper dark theme in Windows so it let me down when it flashbanged me.

Yeah, in my experience private trackers are a bunch of petty tyrants with control issues. My experience is very limited as I’ve never been part of one on account of me telling them to fuck off.

A dead pool?

Americans love to answer the question “where are you from?” with an ingredients list.

I wouldn’t bother with LTSC. Just install Enterprise/Education and disable feature updates.

I am reasonably acrobatic. I only get to use it when people are drunk and get the sudden urge to watch someone do a backflip.

If you do connect to a network. Shift+F10 again and

netsh wlan delete profile name=*WiFi SSID*

And reboot.

Outrageous. How else am I going to make drugs addictive?

How am I supposed to sell opioids then?

Windows

This one too: _____________

I guarantee your system is less secure than the worst password manager. Humans are inherently bad at choosing passwords, or anything to do with randomness really.

Please clarify what you mean because your comment is giving me these vibes.