Maybe he comes across as a dick sometimes, but has anyone here worked customer service type jobs? There's only so many times you can take the same people asking the same question worded differently before you get a bit burnt out and want to throttle the jerk.
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Seems reasonable enough, but people still go on his site/channel and ask thinly veiled questions about how to pirate. He doesn't come on here and tell us how evil piracy is, he just says he doesn't want to be involved in it so please leave him out of any piracy conversations.
I don't understand all the hard feelings towards Marcan. If you disagree, better point out which particular Spanish law it is I’m breaking. I’m pretty damn sure that it’s legal in sane countries (e.g. I also don’t particularly give a crap if homebrew happens to violate the DMCA. I would also like to remind everyone that open source DVD players (and similar) are illegal in the US thanks to the DMCA, and no one particularly gives a crap. You can argue all you want about the morality of homebrew as the root of piracy, but stop making uninformed claims that homebrew is illegal (where? I take it you studied the laws of all countries to arrive at that statement?). A judge does.įact 6: Nintendo’s network service EULA is about your use of their network services, not the Wii as a whole.įact 7: Companies very often liberally shoot out bullshit legality claims if it’s in their best interest, even if there is no legal backing to them. The latter, if regulated at all, is not universal like copyright (mostly) is.įact 4: Nintendo is lying on their website if they think what they put there applies to even a large part of the world.įact 5: You don’t get to decide what’s illegal.
You should stop pretending to be lawyers.įact 1: Law varies widely around the worldįact 2: EULAs and contracts very often have unenforceable clausesįact 3: Copyright is about distribution (copying) and generally has nothing to do with modifying stuff that you already own. the ending is kind of a spoiler.Hey there GBATemp. Check it out, but heads up if you haven’t binged the Netflix hit yet. It’s the wacky BTE fun you’re used to, but maybe with a little more murder than the average. They get a workout in this week’s Being The Elite, with an episode-long Squid Game parody running through the entire Halloween-released special edition (also featuring Private Party & Lulu Pencil, and embedded above). What we do know is that Matt & Nick Jackson, Kenny Omega, Adam Cole, Michael Nakazawa & Brandon Cutler weren’t doing to let those jump suits and creepy masks go to waste.
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27), so the Squid Game gear was out, and Ghostbusters was in.ĭid WarnerMedia not want to promote a Netflix property fans could decide to watch after wrestling instead of something on HBOMax? Or did they just want to shy away from the social-critique-and-grisly-murder of the Korean series that’s become a global phenomena? Apparently, TNT nixed The Elite’s first choice of costumes for the Halloween-themed main event of Dynamite last Wednesday (Oct.
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