Webdeveloper from Germany, nerd, gamer, atheist, interested in nerd-culture, biology of everything creepy, evolution, history, physics, politics and space.

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  • The difference is everyone CAN install a bad anti-cheat, or decide to not do it.

    But if people who bought the game suddenly CAN’T legally play it anymore, because PSN doesn’t allow accounts in their country, they don’t even have a choice.

    Selling the game in those regions in the first place was deeply wrong, but then taking away the ability to play AFTER they sold it to people, that’s a bridge too far.

    And we’re not just talking about most of Africa (not that that would be less bad), we’re also talking about countries like Latvia, Estonia and Lithuania, those are EU members, how is there no PSN available there?


  • > Golf pal of dad go to Japan for business,
    > he has prostitute over,
    > goes at it like a wild rabbit
    > she keeps screaming "Ana chigai!! Ana chigai!!"
    > he thinks she mean big praise, great or wow
    > next day he go golf with japanese businessman
    > Japanese man get a hole in one!
    > dad pal scream "Ana chigai!" to praise him
    > Japanese man turn to him, looking confused
    >
    > "What you mean, wrong hole?"
    

    Your flash drive: “Ana chigai!”











  • Enkrod@feddit.detoLemmy Shitpost@lemmy.worldTea: an acquired taste
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    Then it’s not tea, it’s an infusion or decoction.

    Tea is made from a specific plant, the tea shrub (Camellia sinensis).

    These infusions might be called tea, but they are tea in the same way as a hotdog is a heated companionable mammal.

    Except if you talk about Kukicha, then it’s made from the stems of the tea shrub. The important part here is the tea shrub. Without tea in it, it just ain’t tea.