SkingradGuard

The grift that keeps on giving

I couldn't find it on the website because it's dogshit but it's funny nonetheless

Oh my fucking god lmaooo

Holy fucking shit it's like talking to a brick wall. These people are seemingly incapable of understanding who "pirates" and why they "pirate". I keep trying to explain that if I were to make a game, I wouldn't give a damn if people pirate because I just want people to enjoy the game. If people can afford it, cool, share among your friends!

I swear to god these nerds can't understand the corpo isn't "losing revenue" when someone pirates. They either weren't going to buy the game anyway or someone is just trying it out...

These people are just corpo bootlickers

that's the post aaaah

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Cmon let's do a new struggle session.

My preference is tea temperature water (not scalding hot but a good hot) because it settles my tummy.

link to the story if you're interested

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well well well

Resist the allure of the treat machine! Resist Video Games, the highest form of treats there are!

inspired by slammer

Get fucked Rubio, your "patriots" are failures

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BEIJING, April 15 (Xinhua) -- China's top internet regulator launched a nationwide campaign Tuesday to crack down on malicious marketing in the short video sector, aiming to foster a healthier and more trustworthy online environment.

The three-month initiative targets fabricated content, disinformation, conduct that offends public order and good morals, and policy-violating practices to attract viewers, according to the Office of the Central Cyberspace Affairs Commission.

Key offenses include staging emotionally manipulative content to exploit public sympathy for financial gain, as well as using deepfakes and altered audio or visuals to fabricate stories, the office said.

The campaign underscores the importance of accountability, requiring short video platforms to curb malicious marketing. Platforms and accounts found in serious violation will face strict penalties.

China is home to a vast short video market. As of June 2024, the number of short video users reached 1.05 billion, accounting for 95.5 percent of the country's total internet population.

I wonder who in China will buy the bullet proof school bags?

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