> When you don't want the ads and privacy invasion, you don't visit the website.
> When you don't want the ads and privacy invasion, you don't visit the website. First of all, I can and will visit any website I want, and I will use an ad blocker while doing so. Second - how do you know what ads and privacy invasion a website might have before you visit it? Makes no sense. > Like if a video game is too expensive for your liking, you simply don't buy it. Going and pirating it is not a valid response In either case the creator gets zero $. It could be argued that pirating might actually benefit the creator more - since it would increase overall usage/adoption/prevalence of the product/game. So your argument is kinda backwards. > This idea that digital data is worthless is stupid child logic born from when kids ruled the internet. You keep mentioning 'kids' and 'teenagers' across your comments seemingly as a way to imply that you have some kind of greybeard wisdom and special knowledge. You don't and your arguments don't make sense - your own realization of that is probably what triggers you to call everyone who disagrees with your kids and teenagers LMAO. And for the record - intellectual property is a made up scam, the only purpose of which is to stifle competition.
Posted by aleqs on May 20, 2026, 8:13 PM
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there are tons of TLDs that are cheap I'm not even sure what you are offering after reading this, but cloud is an even harder sell becau...
> One can't expect that every driver package submission from every vendor is thoroughly vetted every time, this is a matter of trust and ...
Too expensive for a worse vehicle than the Model Y (with incentives, it was a >$20K difference).
Starlink only has 10 Million customers, too expensive for most countries already.
The U7 Lite only does 2x2 MIMO.
Iranians use VPNs simply because they want to access the internet.
> When you don't want the ads and privacy invasion, you don't visit the website.
A vantage point from a very long time ago: The big social media services are pining for the days of CompuServe and Prodigy.
> When you don't want the ads and privacy invasion, you don't visit the website.
> When you don't want the ads and privacy invasion, you don't visit the website. First of all, I can and will visit any website I want, and I will use an ad blocker while doing so. Second - how do you know what ads and privacy invasion a website might have before you visit it? Makes no sense. > Like if a video game is too expensive for your liking, you simply don't buy it. Going and pirating it is not a valid response In either case the creator gets zero $. It could be argued that pirating might actually benefit the creator more - since it would increase overall usage/adoption/prevalence of the product/game. So your argument is kinda backwards. > This idea that digital data is worthless is stupid child logic born from when kids ruled the internet. You keep mentioning 'kids' and 'teenagers' across your comments seemingly as a way to imply that you have some kind of greybeard wisdom and special knowledge. You don't and your arguments don't make sense - your own realization of that is probably what triggers you to call everyone who disagrees with your kids and teenagers LMAO. And for the record - intellectual property is a made up scam, the only purpose of which is to stifle competition.
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