The off topic thread 6.0

[Bojan KantKick]

Have you played Wolfenstein 3D and Doom? Those games definitely needed those warnings lol.

Doom and Duke Nukem certainly

 

[Zidane98]

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Have you played Wolfenstein 3D and Doom? Those games definitely needed those warnings lol.

I don't remember seeing a parental warning when I was playing Leisure Suit Larry on our family PC back in the day. If ever a game needed a parental warning it was that series of games lol.

 

[UnitedWarrior93]

Funnily enough, games from 30 years ago load quicker than most games today.

Not with quick resume on the series x , think I can have 5 games running and just switch between them.

I also remember with my PS1, whenever games wouldn’t work, I’d put a game in, walk away and the hope it worked, usually by hearing the boot up sound

 

[Lebbo73]

What do we expect when one of the world's most unstable persons buys a social media company... He needs to take his ADHD medicine

You’re just not happy that he bought it an allowed people back on that upset your sensitivities.

 

[SM]

You’re just not happy that he bought it an allowed people back on that upset your sensitivities.

Probably more the bots and ads I suspect.

 

[Lebbo73]

While the under 16 ban is a great idea, I just dont see it working.

It isn’t designed to work. It’s designed to eventually bring in a compulsory digital ID. Also, with the MAD Bill likely to fail, once everyone has a digital ID we will be controlled that way. Brades and a few others here will love every aspect of this future Chinese style Orwellian future that’ll be coming our way.

 

[Bradesmaen]

It isn’t designed to work. It’s designed to eventually bring in a compulsory digital ID. Also, with the MAD Bill likely to fail, once everyone has a digital ID we will be controlled that way. Brades and a few others here will love every aspect of this future Chinese style Orwellian future that’ll be coming our way.

 

[Bradesmaen]

You’re just not happy that he bought it an allowed people back on that upset your sensitivities.

So now it's for heroes of the free world like yourself

 

[SM]

It isn’t designed to work. It’s designed to eventually bring in a compulsory digital ID. Also, with the MAD Bill likely to fail, once everyone has a digital ID we will be controlled that way. Brades and a few others here will love every aspect of this future Chinese style Orwellian future that’ll be coming our way.

Are you familiar with Medicare?

 

[TheGreatBarryB]

It isn’t designed to work. It’s designed to eventually bring in a compulsory digital ID. Also, with the MAD Bill likely to fail, once everyone has a digital ID we will be controlled that way. Brades and a few others here will love every aspect of this future Chinese style Orwellian future that’ll be coming our way.

There’s no need mate. Those blood prick tests they give all babies, they’re actually implanting chips and everyone is observed daily.

 

[Magma]

It isn’t designed to work. It’s designed to eventually bring in a compulsory digital ID. Also, with the MAD Bill likely to fail, once everyone has a digital ID we will be controlled that way. Brades and a few others here will love every aspect of this future Chinese style Orwellian future that’ll be coming our way.

i've done data entry for a pathology company and im afraid i have to tell you all your info is already on a database

 

[SM]

The sad thing is he isn't the first person I've encountered today claiming it's about enforcing a digital ID (which isn't even the worst thing).

 

[Magma]

The sad thing is he isn't the first person I've encountered today claiming it's about enforcing a digital ID (which isn't even the worst thing).

its like, do you know how many regular people have access to databases? im just some guy and i had medicare numbers, phone numbers, addresses, health insurance numbers at my fingertips. do people really think the government dont?

 

[SM]

its like, do you know how many regular people have access to databases? im just some guy and i had medicare numbers, phone numbers, addresses, health insurance numbers at my fingertips. do people really think the government dont?

Yeah it's kind of crazy.

 

[Lebbo73]

its like, do you know how many regular people have access to databases? im just some guy and i had medicare numbers, phone numbers, addresses, health insurance numbers at my fingertips. do people really think the government dont?

A one stop shop for cyber criminals. It gets easier by the day.

 

[Bradesmaen]

A one stop shop for cyber criminals. It gets easier by the day.

They'll get your medicare number and find out you've had a lobotomy.

 

[Bradesmaen]

its like, do you know how many regular people have access to databases? im just some guy and i had medicare numbers, phone numbers, addresses, health insurance numbers at my fingertips. do people really think the government dont?

I mean address and phone numbers of people were always available in the white pages.