He’s grounded…

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Growing up, my neighbor had that on Atari. We could never figure out how the hell to play that game.

Who’s “we” tho? It’s like a 4 month old post.

Funny tho I wonder if the artist read that thread and got the idea for this comic or if it’s just a case of like minds.

Okayden

I still don’t understand. It’s not like it’s suddenly an always online game right? They still have offline mode. I’d be pissed if that disappeared.

They didn’t add battle pass, seasons, package tiers, and other bullshit to milk players, they just require a sign on to use cross play and the complaint is you didn’t know ahead of time. Would something like that really honestly have affected the decision to buy it?

Shit like what Helldivers pulled is absolutely a reason not to buy a game cause I’m not putting that trash on my PC. Look what happened with Crowdstrike, I’d rather my PC not get bricked cause of a shitty update. But that’s not what happened here.

Like I said, I don’t get it, I just think it’s blown way out of proportion.

If there’s a reason to be annoyed it should be that first lazy ass mission you have to sit/stand/emote through.

I think this has been blown way out of proportion. I don’t get why it’s that big a deal. It allows cross play with console. It’s not like last minute they introduced a dollar bin root kit anti spyware program.

We also got the worst version of Windows ever, ME. Tho maybe with all the BS they’ve done with 11 that might change.

Kinda I guess. It was about clocks rolling over from 1999 to 2000 and causing a buffer overflow that would supposedly crash all systems everywhere causing the country to come to a hault.

I don’t think I’ve ever questioned it before. There’s so many servers I don’t bother to know the history behind them all.

He can also be the hacker known as Fortran.

Nah. That’s the right one

It’s not pedantic if I’m addressing your assertions based on the article you linked in reply to the guy saying your not being watch via what are basically just really high tech photo cameras.

Meme aside.

Those are traffic cams dude, not enforcement cameras.

Traffic cameras watch traffic and a lot of them are open to be viewed by anyone.

Enforcement cameras take shots on motion and object detection. Just like toll cameras which snap a pic of your license plate as you drive under them, they aren’t meant to view traffic live. The cameras have very different tech as they are for a specific purpose.

Impressive as hell

This doesn’t address your issue specifically because I haven’t tried personally to use wireguard on my home server. Personally however I’ve been using Tailscale to connect to my home network remotely for DNS redirects through Pihole and to connect to my self-hosted services. I found Tailscale pretty easy to setup. If you can’t get Wireguard figured out you might give it a look as an alternative.

I mean yeah, that’s a probably part of it. The latest Outlook and Teams app is a privacy nightmare. Plus there’s ads, but sadly that’s nothing new with Windows. It’s also a continuation of their push for SaaS, pushing their subscription services like One Drive and O365. They also really want you to use their App Store to buy software.

When life gives you lemmings…

I use Pihole to filter ads network wide. I also have Tailscale setup so I can route all my DNS requests through my home network and filter mobile ads as well.

Fuck ads.