Cherry picking history is what US excels at. So, they're always the good guys. Always…
There'll probably be some footnotes about their heinous history just so they can point and say they're not hiding anything. But the way they control almost all major social media companies and mainstream media. They get to play god with what sticks and what doesn't.
Clickbait
With mental outlaw, it's usually that or ragebait, to rile up his audience.
this guy is uploading 360p videos to peertube to make people prefer moving to his youtube channel instead. marketing, lol
I was gonna buy the foundation game, so I checked out the pirated version (fitgirl repack) first. Seems like it doesn't run quite as well on my laptop. Had to play in low settings to be bearable.
saved some money, ig. There's always next sale.
Guy with one of the most punchable face is also an asshole?
First they came for the…
wait, what am I even talking about… most people in the US are probably cheering this on having allowed it continue to this level of stupidity.
So much for the cHeCkS aNd bAlAnCeS and aMeRiCaN vAlUeS
As always, a lot of "old news/kaspersky is ruzzia/already patched" comments trying to deflect from a very serious security threat from a "privacy/security first company", that could very well be intentional backdoor for global surveillance.
When are people going to learn Big Tech is in bed with the feds? Even after they jointly kiss trumps fascists boots, they think these company work for people's interest.
more like taste of its own medicine.
about time, too.
When will America own this ?
Never. All their problems are always foreign boogymans doing and all their own citizens and pure and only ever slightly misguided.
lAnD oF tHe fReE, hOmE oF tHe bRaVe.
Pathetic snowflakes is what they are.
just a little meddling… to the likes of the how the US has done for the last decade or two or longer.
oh how the turn tables.
If I recommend some software to someone, most normies I know would directly go on to youtube and check some guy using and reviewing a software. The "official website" wouldn't even cross their mind.
In this day and age if a random user really wants something, they have a miriad of options to see what they're about to use. Forums, Youtube, blog posts and so on.
If a user doesn't even bother a bare , they're better off not downloading random executables from the internet.
The website isn't end all, be all of how users find a software demos. You seem to think a single website is enough for users to make their choices these days. It isn't the 90s.