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Dragontear
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@Stoper; Personally I'm on the fence, but leaning -very- heavily towards 'out', and speaking of a 'real member'... yeah, a tad dismissive on your part, there.
@Stoper; Personally I'm on the fence, but leaning -very- heavily towards 'out', and speaking of a 'real member'... yeah, a tad dismissive on your part, there.
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It should either be a real union or not exist at all. Whoever doesn't want to commit should leave. The rest will give it a go and if doesn't work, we end the whole shebang.
@MrMe, well, I guess we'll see when you leave.
Sorry if it sounded that way. I meant that you never seemed to like it and your participation seemed forced. And I don't think it's fair, for you and for the rest of us, if it's such a struggle for you.
It should either be a real union or not exist at all. Whoever doesn't want to commit should leave. The rest will give it a go and if doesn't work, we end the whole shebang.
@MrMe, well, I guess we'll see when you leave.
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I wonder how could you ever back you own files if there is a limit like this, do note that this is nothing special for other file-sharers but to have mega doing this... this is an unpleasant surprise.
What the fuck MEGA (I don't have Mega add-on installed nor i am logged in the account)
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I wonder how could you ever back you own files if there is a limit like this, do note that this is nothing special for other file-sharers but to have mega doing this... this is an unpleasant surprise.
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Strange that they're targeting Mega so hard. From what I've seen most of the pirated content goes through uploaded, keep2share and rapidgator.
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So, apparently it might be illegal in EU to use anti-adblockers that prevent users from viewing websites while using adblocking software. Fun stuff.
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So, apparently it might be illegal in EU to use anti-adblockers that prevent users from viewing websites while using adblocking software. Fun stuff.
Chibichibi
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who is surprised by this? The woman leading the lawsuit over the Flint water crisis has been murdered.
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who is surprised by this? The woman leading the lawsuit over the Flint water crisis has been murdered.
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While it's in no way good, thankfully the legal structure of that case is such that the proceedings won't be derailed. Since the case is on behalf of a minor, someone else can take over her position, and there's also something like like 68 co-plaintiffs. It's definitely fishy, but if someone was trying to do it to end the lawsuit they didn't really do anything at all.
While it's in no way good, thankfully the legal structure of that case is such that the proceedings won't be derailed. Since the case is on behalf of a minor, someone else can take over her position, and there's also something like like 68 co-plaintiffs. It's definitely fishy, but if someone was trying to do it to end the lawsuit they didn't really do anything at all.
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Oh, i know that. Thank goodness.
Still though. I'm 99.9999% sure its connected and they were doing it to prove something or as some shitstain version of revenge.
Oh, i know that. Thank goodness.
Still though. I'm 99.9999% sure its connected and they were doing it to prove something or as some shitstain version of revenge.
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Eh, I've been to Flint, and quickly left as quick as I could. I'm not saying it's impossible, but these sorts of things happen there all the time. Also being involved with a lot of government stuff, I can tell you the government, especially a state or local government (and especially Michigan's government) are neither competent enough nor have enough spare time to divert from covering their asses over problems they already have. If the government was going to take these people out they'd have been pulled over and had the drug dogs find something, eventually get off the hook, but not after being bankrupted by court proceedings.
Eh, I've been to Flint, and quickly left as quick as I could. I'm not saying it's impossible, but these sorts of things happen there all the time. Also being involved with a lot of government stuff, I can tell you the government, especially a state or local government (and especially Michigan's government) are neither competent enough nor have enough spare time to divert from covering their asses over problems they already have. If the government was going to take these people out they'd have been pulled over and had the drug dogs find something, eventually get off the hook, but not after being bankrupted by court proceedings.
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Oh, I'm not necessarily saying the government did it. But someone did and its likely connected to the case in some way. Probably a shitstain trying to take "revenge" or something.
Oh, I'm not necessarily saying the government did it. But someone did and its likely connected to the case in some way. Probably a shitstain trying to take "revenge" or something.
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Well, I'm just saying that without a paper trail, they'd have to pay out of pocket, and the cheapskates that started the mess seem to me like the type that would prefer not to spend an exorbitant amount of money on that
Just strike me as Scrooge rather than the Joker. I mean, I've obviously never hired a hitman, but I imagine they're expensive and that if I was a corrupt scumbag I'd prefer hookers and blow or something.
Well, I'm just saying that without a paper trail, they'd have to pay out of pocket, and the cheapskates that started the mess seem to me like the type that would prefer not to spend an exorbitant amount of money on that
Just strike me as Scrooge rather than the Joker. I mean, I've obviously never hired a hitman, but I imagine they're expensive and that if I was a corrupt scumbag I'd prefer hookers and blow or something.
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Bless your heart. That's more what I was getting at than a government conspiracy. I'm just saying it wasn't coincidence.
