I’ll save it as a last ditch effort, since I’d rather detonate myself with the data center than die in other ways.

Everyone seems to have given up already. No one cares, no one is fighting.

I can’t do it on my own. I can file complaint after complaint after complaint but it’s just been accepted.

Yes but I have a safety net for now.

Edit: I just found out that there’s going to be a data center built less than a mile away from where I live. Life is about to turn to hell.

I enjoy playing games with my friends :c

Live service gaming is about to get so much worse when companies start obsessing about adding this.

Well yes but there obviously needs to be more aggressive pushback involving real consequences when even simple talk of pushing these boundaries begins.

Appeasement and gentle refusals tend to only invite more aggressive militant responses.

It’s only a matter of time before he begins to really push the boundaries physically.

I thought this was already being done almost from the onset of the current U.S. regime?

People aren’t going back and forth on this decision. It’s definitely something that needs to be done and they need to stick to it. Build up your own infrastructure before it’s too late.

I was thinking a while ago that I missed chewing gum all the time and now I realize I may want to not pick up that habit again.

Thanks, I’ll look all of this up later and see how I can handle it.

Loki looks so comfortable. Happy for them.

It’s dividing a lot of us. Either you’re an evil person who is looking at taking advantage of it or you’re someone who is starting to think a lot more selfishly due to the current dangers that are building.

Interesting. What would you recommend though, and how would you recommend searching for these services?

Just on the off chance that north america could become like the aforementioned countries.

So what does work in those countries?

People tried but honestly, the whole place is a cesspit in retrospect. Lot of mods get actual benefits from running their subreddits when they’re big enough.