I was about to post a song, but then I reminded that I had no girlfriend

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Quote from: MarKhan on July 28, 2017, 02:04:45 PM

I've made a list specially for you in "List of games I need to play" thread, I even outlined there free to play games. Also, you can look for games giveaways. Also you might want to look at Humble Bundle

Yeah, I meant to get around to replying I guess I just forgot. I'm actually playing Warframe right now. I want to check out Brawlhalla, too. Never heard of Black Desert Online.

How exactly does the humble bundle thing work?

I didn`t use it, it`s my friend, who recommended me it, he said that you pay some amount of money (you deside yourself how much you want to pay, minimum is 1$), you`ll get Steam keys for games listed on site. Amount of games depends on how much money you paid (so for 1$ you'll get four games, for 6$ you'll get four more). Every month set of games changes. Money goes for charity.

Now about Black Desert Online. It is an online multiplayer game, there is a lot stuff to do, it became avaiable on Steam not a long time ago. Just one problem: it requires good computer to run and play.

Are you gonna to make a fuzz from every single offence you receive?

I'm gay

So when we are going on a date?

Day-ta, nya or da-ta, nya

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Quote from: True Turquoise on July 27, 2017, 04:20:38 PM

Trying to Lunatic Touhou

Which one?

I was able to do all of them, recently downloaded again after not playing in years (I never played 13-15)

But I'm currently on EoSD

I see

Trying to learn programming, japanese, music theory, also trying to play on guitar, piano and trying to draw and/or 3D model and trying to get better at videogames while eating, smiling, petting my cat and looking for a job at the same time.

SHAVAGE!!1!

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i think it would be interesting to see something more candid

class asked if it was a good picture though

that kinda implies it's made as flattering as possible

that's my thing, i don't really like pictures that seem too affected and unnatural

That's most self taken pictures though, people don't like to share pictures that they think makes them look bad. I know I don't.

I think a big part of it is how frozen photos are. Most people are used to seeing themselves in a mirror, where they look like an actual living being. But a picture is a moment frozen forever, if your expression looks even slightly off it looks like a grotesque vax mask version of yourself.

I feel like most pictures of myself on my computer is purely for memes though.

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Quote from: Flee on July 25, 2017, 02:50:07 PM

The most likely solution is that you will need to verify your age and identity by giving out credit card details to the site

For Pornhub there are times when I click on a video I get spammed with those fake game bait and switch links. I'm not saying Pornhub is a dangerous site to have your credit card info on, but I wouldn't trust any site which have bait and switch ads. Do to those types of ads I think it's a bad idea to have your information like that on. The UK government should just leave it to the "check the box" for your age rather than forcing people to post their information on a site which could be a trap.

It is an ISP block, so you will provide your credit card info only to your ISP. So, for example, you trying to access the age restricted site, your provider pops up the page "You are trying to access age restricted site" with field where you are entering your credit card number, then ISP checks if your credit card number is in bank database. If it is there, you'll be then redirected to the page you need, otherwise it pops up an error.

I don't think that's true at all. Details are currently not yet final, but it's the sites themselves that require the verification.

I don't think that it will be carried by sites themselves, at least it shouldn't, because it is hard to make every site who hosts something age restricted implement block, plus owners of sites will probably be against such kind of block, plus in this case sites will really have access to your credit card info, which is dumb.

"The age-check requirement applies to any website or other online platform that provides pornography "on a commercial basis" to people in the UK. It allows a regulator to fine any business that refuses to comply and to ask third-party payment services to withdraw support. The watchdog will also be able to force internet providers to block access to non-compliant services."

Basically, commercial porn sites must have proper age verification tools for anyone trying to connect from the UK. If they don't, they can first be fined and then blocked completely in the UK by British ISPs. So it's not the ISPs who will verify the identity.

Highly flawed law.

Oh, I see. It's really dumb and it tells me a few more things about the situation.

Quote from: Flee on July 25, 2017, 02:50:07 PM

The most likely solution is that you will need to verify your age and identity by giving out credit card details to the site

For Pornhub there are times when I click on a video I get spammed with those fake game bait and switch links. I'm not saying Pornhub is a dangerous site to have your credit card info on, but I wouldn't trust any site which have bait and switch ads. Do to those types of ads I think it's a bad idea to have your information like that on. The UK government should just leave it to the "check the box" for your age rather than forcing people to post their information on a site which could be a trap.

It is an ISP block, so you will provide your credit card info only to your ISP. So, for example, you trying to access the age restricted site, your provider pops up the page "You are trying to access age restricted site" with field where you are entering your credit card number, then ISP checks if your credit card number is in bank database. If it is there, you'll be then redirected to the page you need, otherwise it pops up an error.

Just more nonsense from everyone's favorite nanny state...

Y'all dudes really gotta clean out your government sometime.

It`s not their original idea, FCC tried to cancel net neutrality not a long time ago.