I'm interested in figuring out what communications company is interested in creating this type of headline about IPTV and Brazil. It makes no sense. There is a corporate or political interest behind this headline.
slushiedrinker
joined 2 years ago
Just look up my IP. I have a spare bedroom waiting for you.
So bad I admit. Put me in jail in my hot spandex, accentuating my young, slim, body and do me like all those other guys did me.
My point exactly. Where's my power? Where's yours? It all lies in the terms of service you must accept. Where does that come from? Who wrote it? From where? Anonymous terms of service... weird.
I once shoplifted a spandex shirt that accentuated my hot body that I used to get into all the hot clubs for a month without washing it in the 1990s.
Outrageous!!! Coulda been anybody!
Looks like people like you are the reason the world is shitty. You just can't form real human relationships so you just interact anonymously with people. You'd shit your pants if anyone knew you personally and could connect your online persona with your actual real life self. That's the difference between me and you. I can own my words saying it to you right in your face. Come and get me, coward.
You're so spot on I send you hugs. You got it right. Just accept the terms of service, blah blah blah. No thanks. Accept the terms of service my balls require.
The problem here is two-fold, as you've kinda sorta summarized. Scroll through the terms of service without reading it and clicking "accept?" No thank you. Do that plus work for them to make them update their lengthy terms of service? No thank you. You'll notice now that lemmy world is not recommended on the join lemmy server, now. It is seeking power of a kind that does not exist. Anonymous power, to be exact. With a terms of service that is illegible and you must accept, as if you bought a new iPhone. Illusions of grandeur. You're right on.
I switched back to Windows recently. Windows defender is really good, but I also use ClamAV when I need a deep scan offline that reports with a log. I only need it when I connect other people's USB drives to my computer, though. Windows Defender catches things really well and doesn't interfere with software installation, just like ClamAV. I'd say if you are looking for something free and advanced, ClamAV is what you need if you need to scan something. I hate Windows Defender's offline deep scan because it does not produce a log you can access. ClamAV does this.
I have become a streaming junkie since I got a chromecast. I even stream pirated shit I already pirated and saved to a drive. Actually streaming pirated shit I already downloaded and saved to a drive years ago. I just hope certain apps remain available for this magic forever. I think it's key to own a dumb TV (not a smart TV). I don't need no 4K. Got me a Ch-cast HD. Got me some wi-fi. Got me some Stremio.
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Come see me, baby. You know all you need to do is learn how to find me. I'll let you ride my big one all night long and make you breakfast. Your point is lost here because the thing you're using to communicate with me is imposing a terms of service on you. The rest? Show me a selfie of your ass in pm and you have a place to rest your tired soul. Lol. Idiot.