You are the end result of a “would you push the button” prompt where the prompt was “you have unlimited godlike powers but you appear to all and sundry to be an impetuous child” – Zero, 2022
This might sound uncharacteristic coming from me, but for-profit businesses collecting information about me just so they can sell it to advertisers doesn't bother me nearly as much as the prospect of unwarranted, surreptitious government surveillance.
I don't see any reason to give business a pass.
If either one should get a pass, it should be government, arguably, because government at least nominally has the purpose of serving the public good. Business doesn't. Between the two, if I were forced to choose, I'd choose to trust government.
The thing is, unless they can provide a direct explanation of how collecting data about us benefits the public good, the government's motives are....somewhat suspect, in my opinion. What do they intend to do with that information?
Whereas with a private corporation collecting data I can be reasonably confident that I know exactly what they plan to do with that information: sell it to advertisers.
You are the end result of a “would you push the button” prompt where the prompt was “you have unlimited godlike powers but you appear to all and sundry to be an impetuous child” – Zero, 2022
You are the end result of a “would you push the button” prompt where the prompt was “you have unlimited godlike powers but you appear to all and sundry to be an impetuous child” – Zero, 2022
while CupSize(Imi) > A print "Central Avenue rules" end
You are the end result of a “would you push the button” prompt where the prompt was “you have unlimited godlike powers but you appear to all and sundry to be an impetuous child” – Zero, 2022
Speaking of Microsoft doing silly things, I find it amusing that they offer antivirus software under 3 different brand names despite it being basically the same product
The free downloadable version for Windows 7 and earlier is "Microsoft Security Essentials"
The version that comes pre-installed with Windows 8 and later is "Windows Defender"
And the version they sell for enterprise use is "System Center Endpoint Protection"
My dad's side of the family went to see it, and my stepmom apparently cried because it made her remember how much she misses her father, who died twelve years ago.
This might sound uncharacteristic coming from me, but for-profit businesses collecting information about me just so they can sell it to advertisers doesn't bother me nearly as much as the prospect of unwarranted, surreptitious government surveillance.
I don't see any reason to give business a pass.
If either one should get a pass, it should be government, arguably, because government at least nominally has the purpose of serving the public good. Business doesn't. Between the two, if I were forced to choose, I'd choose to trust government.
The thing is, unless they can provide a direct explanation of how collecting data about us benefits the public good, the government's motives are....somewhat suspect, in my opinion. What do they intend to do with that information?
Whereas with a private corporation collecting data I can be reasonably confident that I know exactly what they plan to do with that information: sell it to advertisers.
Not just advertisers, but companies doing market research in general, just to see how much they can profit they can derive from getting the public to spend their money, not necessarily wisely, on whatever it is they're trying to sell. They'd rather twist the economy and environment into contorted messes just to keep themselves profitable.
The government could be checking out, say, what preferences I have in pornography, but what are they going to do about it? On the other hand, they could be trying to target healthcare services to underserved regions, or developing a response plan for natural disasters, or so on, because they need to -- rather than only if it's possible to make money off of it.
The most likely nefarious purposes the government might do with information about me is for partisan elected officials to come up with ways to dilute my voice in the governance process by doing things like gerrymandering, closing DMVs where people can get IDs, ramming through the wrong legislation in strategic ways that are hard for people to find out (e.g. public comment opportunities), etc..
Ironically, when that happens, one can often trace the motives back to moneyed interests, directly or indirectly.
Speaking of Microsoft doing silly things, I find it amusing that they offer antivirus software under 3 different brand names despite it being basically the same product
The free downloadable version for Windows 7 and earlier is "Microsoft Security Essentials"
The version that comes pre-installed with Windows 8 and later is "Windows Defender"
And the version they sell for enterprise use is "System Center Endpoint Protection"
They all have the same user interface, even!
I can understand the second one since "Windows Defender" was a name they used for a security-related thing in Win7.
Mark Millar is the guy who writes a comic where the main character is a rapist who claims to fuck you, the reader, in the ass at the end of the comic, and expects people to keep giving him money.
Mark Millar is the guy who writes a comic where the main character is a rapist who claims to fuck you, the reader, in the ass at the end of the comic, and expects people to keep giving him money.
Which they do, for some goddamn reason.
Buck Trungle is a world famous writer who is sick and tired of living in the shadow of his own books. But when his most recent novel, “Pounded In The Butt By My Own Butt” contacts him out of the blue and threatens a lawsuit, it’s a fear that Buck must now face head on.
Buck’s novel is looking to collect royalties on sales of himself, and Buck’s lawyer is urging the writer to settle out of court, but when author and book finally meet face-to-face things take a turn for the erotic.
Soon enough, Buck is selling himself to seal the deal with this sentient novel, but can he give his ass away without giving a piece of his heart, as well?
Mark Millar is the guy who writes a comic where the main character is a rapist who claims to fuck you, the reader, in the ass at the end of the comic, and expects people to keep giving him money.
Which they do, for some goddamn reason.
Buck Trungle is a world famous writer who is sick and tired of living in the shadow of his own books. But when his most recent novel, “Pounded In The Butt By My Own Butt” contacts him out of the blue and threatens a lawsuit, it’s a fear that Buck must now face head on.
Buck’s novel is looking to collect royalties on sales of himself, and Buck’s lawyer is urging the writer to settle out of court, but when author and book finally meet face-to-face things take a turn for the erotic.
Soon enough, Buck is selling himself to seal the deal with this sentient novel, but can he give his ass away without giving a piece of his heart, as well?
Mark Millar is the guy who writes a comic where the main character is a rapist who claims to fuck you, the reader, in the ass at the end of the comic, and expects people to keep giving him money.
Which they do, for some goddamn reason.
Buck Trungle is a world famous writer who is sick and tired of living in the shadow of his own books. But when his most recent novel, “Pounded In The Butt By My Own Butt” contacts him out of the blue and threatens a lawsuit, it’s a fear that Buck must now face head on.
Buck’s novel is looking to collect royalties on sales of himself, and Buck’s lawyer is urging the writer to settle out of court, but when author and book finally meet face-to-face things take a turn for the erotic.
Soon enough, Buck is selling himself to seal the deal with this sentient novel, but can he give his ass away without giving a piece of his heart, as well?
why
Kurps Krimple is a senator from Washington D. C., knows a thing or two about lying, especially when it comes to cheating on his wife with a seemingly endless parade of bigfeet who have rods the size of your arm. His favorite website to find hookups, of course, is Mashly Addison, a bastion for cheaters looking for something discreet.
But when word gets out that Mashly Addison has been hacked, and the private data of several politicians leaked onto the Internet, Kurps is terrified, until he discovers that his sensitive information is nowhere to be found. That’s when he receives the call.
What starts as a simple meeting with his hacked data quickly turns into a hardcore anal pounding that will have your heart racing. Nobody knows Kurps like his own private information does. Could this be true love, or just another strand in a web of lies?
This erotic tale is 4,400 words of sizzling human on gay unencrypted data action,
Mark Millar is the guy who writes a comic where the main character is a rapist who claims to fuck you, the reader, in the ass at the end of the comic, and expects people to keep giving him money.
Which they do, for some goddamn reason.
I know people are super mega tired of this, but it's weird that an adaption of one of the most reviled storylines in comics history is being met with unmitigated enthusiasm, right? Right? I'm not taking crazy pills here, am I?
Mark Millar is the guy who writes a comic where the main character is a rapist who claims to fuck you, the reader, in the ass at the end of the comic, and expects people to keep giving him money.
Which they do, for some goddamn reason.
I know people are super mega tired of this, but it's weird that an adaption of one of the most reviled storylines in comics history is being met with unmitigated enthusiasm, right? Right? I'm not taking crazy pills here, am I?
You're not crazy.
If it helps, I feel like this will be the moment when the MCU starts to collapse in the eyes of the public, even if the diehards cling onto it for a while longer.
Mark Millar is the guy who writes a comic where the main character is a rapist who claims to fuck you, the reader, in the ass at the end of the comic, and expects people to keep giving him money.
Which they do, for some goddamn reason.
Buck Trungle is a world famous writer who is sick and tired of living in the shadow of his own books. But when his most recent novel, “Pounded In The Butt By My Own Butt” contacts him out of the blue and threatens a lawsuit, it’s a fear that Buck must now face head on.
Buck’s novel is looking to collect royalties on sales of himself, and Buck’s lawyer is urging the writer to settle out of court, but when author and book finally meet face-to-face things take a turn for the erotic.
Soon enough, Buck is selling himself to seal the deal with this sentient novel, but can he give his ass away without giving a piece of his heart, as well?
why
Kurps Krimple is a senator from Washington D. C., knows a thing or two about lying, especially when it comes to cheating on his wife with a seemingly endless parade of bigfeet who have rods the size of your arm. His favorite website to find hookups, of course, is Mashly Addison, a bastion for cheaters looking for something discreet.
But when word gets out that Mashly Addison has been hacked, and the private data of several politicians leaked onto the Internet, Kurps is terrified, until he discovers that his sensitive information is nowhere to be found. That’s when he receives the call.
What starts as a simple meeting with his hacked data quickly turns into a hardcore anal pounding that will have your heart racing. Nobody knows Kurps like his own private information does. Could this be true love, or just another strand in a web of lies?
This erotic tale is 4,400 words of sizzling human on gay unencrypted data action,
obviously fake: washington d.c. doesn't have senators. taxation without representation
of course republican politics means that republican legislators are more likely to throw it back into maryland where it can't gain three new (voting) congressional seats or make virginia more blue
Mark Millar is the guy who writes a comic where the main character is a rapist who claims to fuck you, the reader, in the ass at the end of the comic, and expects people to keep giving him money.
Which they do, for some goddamn reason.
I know people are super mega tired of this, but it's weird that an adaption of one of the most reviled storylines in comics history is being met with unmitigated enthusiasm, right? Right? I'm not taking crazy pills here, am I?
the one dude I still know personally who is super in to comic books is actually like fucking furious that they're adapting Civil War.
He rattled off like five other storylines he wanted them to do instead but I couldn't repeat any of them for you.
You are the end result of a “would you push the button” prompt where the prompt was “you have unlimited godlike powers but you appear to all and sundry to be an impetuous child” – Zero, 2022
Once again, I feel like Age of Ultron was sorta the beginning of the end for the MCU, and we will see the bubble slowly deflate over the next few years.
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The thing is, unless they can provide a direct explanation of how collecting data about us benefits the public good, the government's motives are....somewhat suspect, in my opinion. What do they intend to do with that information?
Whereas with a private corporation collecting data I can be reasonably confident that I know exactly what they plan to do with that information: sell it to advertisers.
now I have 3 1/2 hours to finish this paper
And I don't even have the Into The Future expansion...
print "Central Avenue rules"
end
The free downloadable version for Windows 7 and earlier is "Microsoft Security Essentials"
The version that comes pre-installed with Windows 8 and later is "Windows Defender"
And the version they sell for enterprise use is "System Center Endpoint Protection"
They all have the same user interface, even!
Assassin poems, Poems that shoot
guns. Poems that wrestle cops into alleys
and take their weapons leaving them dead
Assassin poems, Poems that shoot
guns. Poems that wrestle cops into alleys
and take their weapons leaving them dead
The government could be checking out, say, what preferences I have in pornography, but what are they going to do about it? On the other hand, they could be trying to target healthcare services to underserved regions, or developing a response plan for natural disasters, or so on, because they need to -- rather than only if it's possible to make money off of it.
The most likely nefarious purposes the government might do with information about me is for partisan elected officials to come up with ways to dilute my voice in the governance process by doing things like gerrymandering, closing DMVs where people can get IDs, ramming through the wrong legislation in strategic ways that are hard for people to find out (e.g. public comment opportunities), etc..
Ironically, when that happens, one can often trace the motives back to moneyed interests, directly or indirectly.
Assassin poems, Poems that shoot
guns. Poems that wrestle cops into alleys
and take their weapons leaving them dead
Harlan Ellison is a grump, but he loves superhero comics.
Mark Millar is the guy who writes a comic where the main character is a rapist who claims to fuck you, the reader, in the ass at the end of the comic, and expects people to keep giving him money.
Buck’s novel is looking to collect royalties on sales of himself, and Buck’s lawyer is urging the writer to settle out of court, but when author and book finally meet face-to-face things take a turn for the erotic.
Soon enough, Buck is selling himself to seal the deal with this sentient novel, but can he give his ass away without giving a piece of his heart, as well?
But when word gets out that Mashly Addison has been hacked, and the private data of several politicians leaked onto the Internet, Kurps is terrified, until he discovers that his sensitive information is nowhere to be found. That’s when he receives the call.
What starts as a simple meeting with his hacked data quickly turns into a hardcore anal pounding that will have your heart racing. Nobody knows Kurps like his own private information does. Could this be true love, or just another strand in a web of lies?
This erotic tale is 4,400 words of sizzling human on gay unencrypted data action,
Edit: done. Said exactly that line.
Assassin poems, Poems that shoot
guns. Poems that wrestle cops into alleys
and take their weapons leaving them dead
the virginia side was ceded then retracted now makes up arlington county and the city of alexandria
so, in conclusion, fuck republicans
Wish me luck!
Just be patient, man.