BenderOver

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[–] BenderOver@artemis.camp 2 points 11 months ago

Another thing I’ll add (I can’t edit in Artemis), I didn’t realize it was an EU article to begin with. So that was a big overlook on my part.

[–] BenderOver@artemis.camp 2 points 11 months ago

Yes this would only be in the US. I should’ve put that in one of my earlier comments… thanks for the clarification. Also, while we are at it, I should add do your own research too. I am just a rando and this is my general understanding of how shit works over here. Laws could even vary on state level that I’m not aware of too.

[–] BenderOver@artemis.camp 1 points 11 months ago

That is true. However, the only way they’d get that info is if you made it public to begin with.

Like getting your cell phone number from a person’s contacts. You had to give that number out to begin with. You should have no expectation of privacy after that. Unless you specifically told your friend/whoever you gave it to, not to. Then that would be on them when they accepted the terms to the site, not the website itself.

(I do want to reiterate that I don’t support what these kinds of companies do at all.)

[–] BenderOver@artemis.camp 2 points 11 months ago (5 children)

It’s a private website. You give up your rights when accessing the site. If you want to keep your right to your info, don’t use the site…

[–] BenderOver@artemis.camp 3 points 11 months ago

No one does because it was a terrible joke…

[–] BenderOver@artemis.camp 3 points 11 months ago

Still doesn’t make it a right just because you feel forced into it lol. And yes, there are other alternatives out there, they just might not be very popular…

[–] BenderOver@artemis.camp 24 points 11 months ago (11 children)

The thing is, using Facebook isn’t a right. They can charge for whatever, whenever, however they want. You agree to this when you sign up/access the site. You have the choice not to use it.

That’s what gets me with these comments/complaints. (Not trying to be mean). You don’t have to use facebook/Twitter/instagram etc. And the fact that people keep using these kinds of websites is beyond me, especially when they try to pull this kind of bs.

[–] BenderOver@artemis.camp 1 points 1 year ago

“They” is in reference of the user LiveLGNProsper… Now, do either of you know how to use context? Or are you just trying to make lame jokes?

“Either of you” is in reference of the user prole and you.

“You” is in reference of you, bizzle.

Now that I (BenderOver) GAVE you (bizzle) the context, are you (bizzle) capable of answering my (BenderOver) questions (the string of words with the ‘?’ at the end?)? Or do you (bizzle) need more of a dumbed down explanation..? I (BenderOver) am here for you (bizzle). Just let me (BenderOver) know.

[–] BenderOver@artemis.camp -4 points 1 year ago

I think they were just trying to make a joke…

[–] BenderOver@artemis.camp 1 points 1 year ago

Which US president would break into people’s homes? Sorry, I am unaware here…

And no, he was breaking and entering too. Even if that was not his intention.

[–] BenderOver@artemis.camp 4 points 1 year ago (2 children)

I wouldn’t call breaking and entering into the completely wrong home at 2 am “an honest mistake…”

[–] BenderOver@artemis.camp 3 points 1 year ago

I think most people have 1tb of storage space and not much else. Most games these days are well under 100gb. In that respect, it’s kind of ridiculous to have one game take up 1/10th of your storage. I doubt most gamers are going to see those high res textures anyway.

Your point is valid though, too. Games are only increasing in size. I already have 5tb total in my PC but would need more space to install this particular game (I have a lot of games lol). I don’t have a problem upgrading but I don’t think a lot of people the money to buy a $70 plus a good HDD/SSD. Just my thoughts on this.

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