The story starts with a meme: privacy advocates joking online that Flock's surveillance cameras are secretly loaded with valuable metals, worth cracking open for scrap. AI Overviews...
No software is flawless, it just annoys me how much internet pirate kiddies dry hump winrar like it’s some sacred and holy treasure. At least you use better software and were just using it for the meme recognition value.
You done good. You can have a cookie. Not the tracking kind.
I liked winrar, because it was the best. Then I found gzip, and it was the best. I’ve always disliked zip and xip formats. Once I discovered 7z, I never went back to anything else. Now I like winrar for the nostalgia, but there is no way it’s going on my computer (and not only because I don’t run windows).
That was a roller coaster of emotion. I started off like “You son of a bitch!” but then halfway through I went “Whew. I’m so relieved. I didn’t give a cookie to a monster.”
No software is flawless, it just annoys me how much internet pirate kiddies dry hump winrar like it’s some sacred and holy treasure. At least you use better software and were just using it for the meme recognition value.
You done good. You can have a cookie. Not the tracking kind.
I liked winrar, because it was the best. Then I found gzip, and it was the best. I’ve always disliked zip and xip formats. Once I discovered 7z, I never went back to anything else. Now I like winrar for the nostalgia, but there is no way it’s going on my computer (and not only because I don’t run windows).
That was a roller coaster of emotion. I started off like “You son of a bitch!” but then halfway through I went “Whew. I’m so relieved. I didn’t give a cookie to a monster.”