theonetruedroid

You should pay for an education and learn to form a coherent thought.

It's about the social contract. If you go to a restaurant in the US, you should tip for service (unless it is poor). Your not sticking it to the man, you just are selfish.

This is my thoughts as well. He is a really good bullshitter but isn't able to get anything of substance done (for the most part). As long as the Republicans don't get super majority, they won't be able to do to much damage. My biggest fear is him getting more supreme court picks. I believe that's going to cause the most lasting problems for our country.

All of mine did except for one. They met me where I was at, even though I was a fucking wreck at the time.

Love it. If you want to stay anonymous, might as well go the whole way. Granted TOR should not be used with a VPN.

Why couldn't it have been 9? Okay, I take that back. His grandma shouldn't be punished for him being a massive piece of shit.

My oldest Reddit account is 15 years old. That site is a shell of what it used to be. It's lost almost everything that made it special in the first place. The community is also too large in my opinion. We went from well-thought-out posts, comments and questions to memes and one-liners. It's toxic, hive minded and full of bots.

IRC is still a thing. It has a ton of activity in the pirate/warez scene.

I doubt that. 15 downvotes for saying they like WoW doesn't seem that out of line. People hate the crap out of that game and its users. Bots are a huge problem, but I doubt they are targeting OP.

Obviously it depends on the church and area, but I rarely experienced people trying to convert me when I was homeless. Most were trying to help the less fortunate and it ends at that. There was a church who would set up for lunch 3-4 days a week with no strings attached. A pastor came and delivered me MREs at like 2am in the morning one time after getting a call from one of his friends. He never once mentioned church. I'm thankful they were able to keep me alive in that dark time in my life.

I'm happy to see this announcement. However, just transitioning to a non-profit does not make an organization good. They can still be greedy and take advantage of their user base. That being said, it seems Proton's mission statement resonates with a non-profit type structure. When you are accountable to the shareholders, they become the priority.