The fact that the system a lot of companies use to detect CP is to just compare image hashes against a known database, it really does suggest the feds are perpetuating the stuff.
I did once have a USB battery bank that could output 12v, that I did try to use to run a laptop that could run on 12v. Unfortunately it needed twice the amps the pack could provide, much to my disappointment in realizing that the stated max discharge per port was actually for both ports as well (so one port could provide the full power, or both ports half power) negating my "hack" of using both ports.
@maxleibman Arguably it's more ukraine going "I'm gonna join the thing that was created _specifically_ to be antagonistic towards you even though you told me you'd fight me if I did"
Nightmares are wild because you've just experienced something, believing at the time that it was really happening, that _had_ it really happened, you'd be so screwed up you'd probably never fully recover. And yet you're just expected to go about your day like nothing ever happened, and no one even wants to hear about it.
It doesn't actually get better, does it. Life is just shit, that's all there is too it. Things don't change. And if they do, it's rarely for the better. The world doesn't care.
@platypus As someone who collects devices from the early 2000s, when a lot of software was already starting to be distributed online only, yes, it's almost all gone without a trace. Sure, you might find the occasional forum post _referring_ to it, but all the links are long, long dead. Just as I've also seen videos I've been actively watching disappear without a trace.
I try really hard to archive anything important to me, as I know it's current source will dry up.
An idiot with many interests (and bad opinions)A programmer (who's never gotten anything to a working state)A writer of short stories (That I never let anyone read)A hardware tinkerer (who can instantly devalue any hardware)etcAlso whiny AFYou should probably preemptetively block me, I'm not even joking