daniyeg

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daniyeg,

i like it, but i think it would look better if you removed heathcliff.

daniyeg, (edited )

telegram has different visibility based on which client you are using and your phone number’s region. I’ve seen it firsthand how some channels are not available on telegram downloaded from app store vs direct apk download. unless if you mean in spirit they’re basically the same which i agree but everyone that has used telegram at all knows that telegram values being accessible more than free speech and privacy.

daniyeg,

by available i meant available. it’s on a per channel/group basis and not on individual messages but essentially you can’t join or view their messages even if you have their id and even if someone forwards it to you it displays a “this message is nor available on clients downloaded from google play” error message or something similar. if you joined a channel prior and it get blocked from your client you stay in but can’t view its messages.

daniyeg,

well it’s half mountainous half desert. Tehran’s north is on the mountainside and it gradually transitions to desert on the south side.

daniyeg,

yep they definitely gave out plastic keys to 8 year olds to conscript them, nothing racist going on here.

daniyeg,

for context 22 billion is a few billions less than what elon musk overpaid for twitter. i don’t think a bigger collider will do anything but I’d like for humanity to have this rather than whatever the fuck the rich are doing now.

daniyeg,

if i remember correctly twitter was evaluated as 20 billion before musk bought it, so he overpaid by 24 billion dollars which is a couple billion dollars more than the price tag quoted here.

daniyeg,

as someone who is in a country where services are regularly blocked and you need to use a VPN,

fuck off.

daniyeg,

since you didn’t fuck off let me explain.

i don’t play nor care about helldivers 2 but i can certainly emphasize with people that have had their favorite game linking to a service that is blocked/not supported. you either use a free VPN which good luck with shitty connectivity, high packet loss and ping, or use a paid VPN which basically converts all your games into a subscription that is most certainly not affordable for many 3rd world users, and at the end you are still probably dealing with the issues mentioned before since you are adding extra hops in your route. and that’s if you can get your hands on a working VPN which since most companies have their IP addresses known you get forced into shady VPNs automatically.

plus you are massively risking your data since you can’t trust the person at the other end, especially with free VPNs that could be loaded with viruses and spyware. in addition in most cases using a VPN can and will trigger false bot flags, causing either a temporary block or worse a ban, not to mention lying about your region when creating an account is in most cases is against TOS (although it’s unlikely you get banned for it).

for example i wanted to play titanfall 2 when it came out but couldn’t due to it being linked to EA account system which is definitely blocked here. never bothered with the official Ultima Online because EA. wanna play the free copy of GTA V? can’t download shit off Epic Games. wanna play any games made by Riot? you better get that DNS service ready cause otherwise you can’t get in. wanna update warframe? too bad the CDN service they use blocks your region (this was a long time ago i remember being pissed off about it).

so stop being an asshole online. we deserve to play games like other people without resorting to hacks in order to have a worse experience that was forced upon us. even ignoring all of my rant this decision is still against privacy of most users by handing their data over to yet another big company. i cannot imagine what would compel someone to make an ass out of themselves to call people that are against this cry babies.

daniyeg,

can’t read this article, can some explain what their definition of bot is?

daniyeg,

thanks. 32% of malicious traffic is still a lot. the 50% increase in bad traffic in gaming is interesting though.

Torrenting exposes your public IP. In a country where government doesn't care, does that pose a risk?

I honestly don’t believe I will have any legal trouble because I don’t do anything like cp or worse, I just pirate media I like, not even porn. But across users of communities, or on public trackers, is IP exposure something to be concerned about?

daniyeg,

is your country a member state in WTO? are your copyright laws compatible with that of the US? does your country recognise foreign copyright claims from the countries that your pirated media comes from?

your worst risk as someone who just pirates safe media for personal consumption is getting a letter from your isp and that only happens if there are laws against it on the books and your isp feels threatened. if your country simply doesn’t enforce its copyright laws it’s unlikely you’ll be chosen to be punished to set an example (they’ll most certainly target notorious distributors) and your chance of getting sued by a media company amongst thousands of potential defendants in what i assume is a third world country is almost non existent.

daniyeg,

the most fun ones were the author basically chastising you for being so stupid to pick the option they put in the book themselves lmao. i miss adventure books they were fun.

daniyeg,

the anglophone mind cannot comprehend subtitles.

daniyeg,

too many and i’ve just been awake for two hours.

daniyeg,

not a game dev and we don’t have a console/pc game industry here, but i’m friends with a mobile game developer in a third world game studio (targeting a local audience rather than an overseas audience which means ad revenue is going to be higher rather than micro transactions), and the best way i can summarize it is to compare it to a monkey experimenting to see where its own excrement could stick to.

their productivity is measured in games they can make per month, they have to monitor and see what shit could grab attention anywhere and replicate it as fast as they can. no creativity whatsoever and the gameplay must be preferably loopable so that it shows better in ads/you can automatically generate a crap ton of levels for more ad spots. on the slim chance that your game might have a whiff of story, working on anything besides a very basic premise (which serves its utility by being converted into direction for producing art assets) is time wasted on not working on the next game.

the result is what you expect, word games tile matching games and those basic infinite games where there’s a ball jumping on platforms and its jumps are synced to a basic loop that can be made (and has been made) in FL studio in 5 minutes but is somehow broken into levels (for the aforementioned ad spots). if someone is bold enough they try their hand on making another supercell clone (which almost instantly fails because somehow clash of clans is still king after 12 years).

every two weeks they meet and see which 2 or 3 games are ok enough that they can polish, insert ads and micro transactions into and push onto the market. they change their name on marketplaces every couple of months so each studio name doesn’t have more than 5 or 6 game on it. if a game gets successful enough (some idiot kids actually come back to it everyday) they assign one of the devs to it to milk it dry, basically pump out “content” and micro transaction and ads, until the audience leaves and they get back to making more games.

and this business model is barely profitable. the mobile gaming market has been already calcified by gambling companies that have made better and more addictive products which have hooked audiences onto themselves and won’t let go. there was a golden window to grab a captive audience when smartphones were still relatively new, and that window has passed since at least the pandemic, and making money in a market where your audience is not willing to spend money on transactions is hard.

daniyeg,

wait until they ban that too with these ghouls you never know.

this will be an interesting example of the cobra effect though.

daniyeg,

I’m interested in things. I’m not a real doctor, But I am a real worm, I am an actual worm. I live like a worm.

daniyeg,

never understood these but i appreciate good edits.

daniyeg, (edited )

it doesn’t apply to this but i would like to refer you to “Shahed Bazi In Persian Literature” by Sirus Shamisa which covers “male on male” love in persian literature from late 10th century to early 20th century. TL;DR there’s a lot of and i mean a lot of gay stuff in persian and iranian literature in general to the point that the author says that most of the love interests in persian poems are actually male.

EDIT: first i wanna clarify Shahed Bazi is indeed pedophilla as it is a relationship between a mostly old man and a young and sometimes effeminate boy. However i wanna add that all gay love was classified as Shahed Bazi and homosexuality is still seen as pedophilla by the majority of people and indeed is hated to the highest degree and i did not intend to neither affirm this view nor that pedophilla was widespread.

second it has nothing to do with this picture honestly it’s kinda weird that people today immediately see this as sexual it’s a massage and either way any expression of homosexuality was mostly contained inside poems since lack of gendered grammar made it ambiguous.

third my intention was to just say that just because it was written by a muslim and under islamic rule doesn’t mean it couldn’t happen (although to be clear this isn’t). i just wanted to say something silly and move on.

daniyeg,

lmao dude chill i know but my grandpa’s generation were/are always high on opium and i don’t know anything more taboo here than drugs. it’s part of our history and literature that’s fine if you don’t like it but you can’t change it.

also that book got banned straight after it got published it’s very obscure even in iran where else do you think i can come from?

daniyeg,

lmao isn’t this the guy that said he heard yiddish under his airbnb floor?

daniyeg,

Roku is a pioneer in most of this crap but don’t be fooled to think that only cheap stuff is gonna have these and that somehow you are safe if you spend a lot on your TV. as it turns out high end and average TV producers would also like to squeeze the tiniest profit margins out of their consumers and if they could get away with it they would do the same.

in fact nowadays most TVs regardless of price are actually collecting and selling your data and in the best case it’s an opt out option in the worst possible place in the menu.

daniyeg,

i’ve never interpreted that as little snow but “snow like”. like لواشک isn’t a small version of lavash it’s similar to lavash.

daniyeg,

we call it the Naser’s slide lmao. although the positions are switched.

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