It felt like turning in quest coupons and getting your magic item/promise of aid and otherwise very low stakes.
It felt like turning in quest coupons and getting your magic item/promise of aid and otherwise very low stakes.
My thing about china getting my data is ‘so what?’ I live in the United States. Every major corporation will sell my data to the government, and no warrant is necessary. The fuck is China going to do to me? Send some of their secret police to my house? Fucking TIGHT. I can tell them to fuck off and eat my ass.
Whatever you say, horse fucker.
If they are going to call me a horse fucker, well, I guess I better own it.
Who actually makes a decent phone anymore?
I’m seeing a lot of negativity here, and I just got to wonder: have you even thought about how the shareholders feel!?
Let whatever the cultists believe in intervene on the parties behalf because it knows they are capable of getting【McGuffin】and now they either need to agree via binding ritual or die here and now. If not reasonable, it turns out one of the cultists accidentally became possessed by a Devilish entity and discreetly offers them help in exchange for 【McGuffin】.
If you live in the United States, don’t talk to cops. You don’t know this person. You don’t know that the cop isn’t a criminal and is now looking for a patsy. Don’t discuss your day, don’t discuss your travel plans, don’t say where you’ve been. If a cop asks to search anything, don’t say yes, don’t say no, don’t say sure, no thanks. The only thing you say is ‘I do not consent to a search’, regardless of how it is asked. If a cop asks you anything, say ‘I invoke the fifth and I want to speak to a lawyer’. Burghuis v thompkins effect hobbled you miranda rights. And you must verbalize your right to remain silent. You must also verbally request a lawyer in basically eight grade english. No slang. If you say ‘I want a lawyer, dawg’ state v demesme makes it reasonable for cops to believe you would like a lawyer who is a dog.
That’s a good point, too; without an electronic bill of rights, what’s stopping them?