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From the CD "Animation Factory - Essential Collection" (/ESS1.ISO/computer/computers), via diskmaster.textfiles.com.

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Comments about the weather, current events, even your speech mannerisms, all serve to betray your identity, and therefore must all be modified. You must then engage in realtime data poisoning: consistently lying to anyone and everyone you communicate with about everything.

HOW TO LIE TO PEOPLE: ACHIEVING ANONYMITY THROUGH DISINFORMATION AND DATA POISONING (DIzzIE, 2007)

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listen, i've been seeing a lot about palworld and about how people want "better alternatives" to pokemon and if you want a monster taming/collecting based game that's more mature than your average pokemon game and like. i'm telling you, cyber sleuth and hackers memory are Right there. they're even turn based like pokemon. sure they take some getting used to, especially if you didn't grow up on the digimon story formula, but that's okay. there's more out there than just palworld with it's weird knockoff designs and more people just need to be nicer to digimon if you ask me. especially after years of it getting shit on regularly for "just being a knockoff" when it has its own world and characters to explore.

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jason scott stop wearing that hat challenge

jason scott from internet archive is such a legend and a cool guy but hes also just a massive doofus

^^^ this is required by russian law and is standard across all apps that operate in russia

^^^ this is a law called COPPA is also universal to all apps/websites

^^^ this is a standard TOS clause that tells the user that the app will have to turn over their userdata to the feds/cops IF the feds/cops subpoena the app. thiis, again, is 100% standard across all apps or indeed, literally anyone who has any information about anything. you can be subpoenad for anything. the majority of apps will immediately submit to a subpoena because fighting them is expensive and time consuming. it’s rare for any app or site to fight subpoenas, usually only really privacy-concerned orgs like VPNs or, idk, the ACLU, would bother fighting a subpoena

idk why techie gen x types are like this, this kind of FUD is so integral to this type of person when even five minutes of googling would disprove all their claims.

privacy online fucking sucks, that’s true, but nothing Audacity is doing is different from any other app or platform.

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