That worries me about predatory MTX then. F2P MMOs tend to go hard in that stuff.

Like the Floyd riots changed things? Oh wait…

Take that up with Games Workshop I guess. The average Space Marine does wear one. Rule of cool I guess. That nonsense has been seeping into other races figurines now, and it is stupid imo.

Huh?

Absolutely gorgeous looking game.

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The CIA isn’t all that bad. It’s run by raccoons forming a shadow government.

Talking about anarchy.

Yeah, Tito caught so many he told Stalin to cut the shit or get similar treatment.

That removes people from it how? Someone will hold influence, thus power, regardless of how decentralized you get.

Bingo. This is the issue the “enlightened thinkers” here fail to grasp. There is always going to be some form of power, which can lead to corruption, big or small. You want to deal with it in capitalism? Ban lobbying and donations over X amount, and then enforce it harshly. Not some white collar wrist slapping. That will take a big chunk of it. Insider trading ban on elected officials is the other big step.

You’ll never get anything accomplished then once everyone needs to agree.

Breathe air in your privately owned company? Straight to ban.

LETS GO!

Honestly could be the Middle East at this point. They have plenty of firearms and their fondness for fastfood has not gone well.

Man hides in a cave… I get the impression he ain’t looking for company.

Don’t forget that syrupy freedom toast!

A single IP address, which would mean nothing with VPN use. Germany is literally part of the spying eyes. That is the difference here. Proton giving out one address vs the surveillance network of a NATO state?.. Lol

Not more than the Swiss. Germany is part of the spy dragnet. It does not offer the same level of privacy protection.

And that proves what exactly? Swiss law required them to hand over an IP address. Swiss ptivacy is not absolute. They have laws. An IP address didn’t grant them access to the encrypted emails. Proton openly admits they had no idea who the user was. The activist should have used a VPN, which Proton also offers as a service, and then whatever activity trail they linked to the IP would have died at Proton’s VPN network.