Dr. Robin Farrell  

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I am up in your BBS trolling Sysops.
I listened to talk radio until 2am because it helped me sleep. Later LW252 because it had the top 10 on repeat. If you know you know. https://infosec.exchange/@0x00string/114860666120416664
Nullstring 🏴‍☠️ (@[email protected])

i like the fediverse radio. i like the radio. when i was a kid and my exposure to the outside world was so limited by all the cult stuff... i had alarm clocks with radios and walkmans and stuff, headphones... the radio. through that, much earlier than i was able to branch out on the internet... TV after everyone else was asleep... and the radio. the ads, the talk shows, the music, and my mom couldnt stop the waves and must not have thought about my receiving them.

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@paris why are you setting off explosives? YOU'RE A DAY EARLY.

**Title: I Bought GTA V on Steam — Now Sony Wants Me to Pay *Again*?!**

You know what's more criminal than Trevor on a rampage? The absolute scam that is cross-platform licensing — or more accurately, the total lack of it. I bought *Grand Theft Auto V* on **Steam**, and like a fool, I assumed — in the year 2025, mind you — that I might be able to play it on my **PlayStation** without having to re-mortgage my soul.

WRONG.

Apparently, buying a game *once* isn’t enough anymore. I forked over my money to Rockstar via Steam, downloaded 90GB of compressed American chaos, and now I find out that if I want to play the *same exact game* on my PlayStation, I have to buy it *again* through Sony’s little walled garden of overpriced mediocrity.

Let’s get this straight:

* The game is the **same**.
* The publisher is the **same**.
* My money is **real** either way.

And yet somehow, Sony and Rockstar have the gall to pretend that I’m supposed to buy a **second copy** like it’s 2006 and we’re swapping discs with our friends behind the school gym.

What century are we living in? I can watch a movie I bought on my phone, tablet, smart TV, fridge, and probably a calculator if I try hard enough. But games? Nope. If you want to switch platforms, you'd better have your wallet ready because apparently “digital ownership” is just a fancy way of saying “temporary platform-specific rental.”

Why is there no unified licensing system? Why can’t Rockstar link my Social Club account across platforms and just let me play the damn game I already paid for? The only thing “cross-platform” here is the *disrespect* for customers.

And don't give me the "different ecosystems" excuse. If they can sell me shark cards on both platforms, they can sell me a license that *travels with me*. But no — we’re stuck living in a digital feudal system where Sony is the greedy lord and I’m the peasant who dared ask for access to land I already paid for.

Enough is enough. I don’t want crossplay. I don’t want cloud saves. I want **cross-ownership**. One game, one purchase, **everywhere**.

Until then, Sony and Rockstar can enjoy my middle finger — because they sure as hell aren’t getting another cent. Until GTA 6.

Hey @calvinklien how come your dick pants cost 300% more but don't have a button I can open to piss? #fashion
@ab78702 what are you
Just bought a ps5pro but don’t tell my wife. https://youtube.com/shorts/wgWJpiPVKb0?si=bLUSPAbxwKX3CMjc
Before you continue to YouTube

Marcus Hutchins :verified: (@[email protected])

Attached: 2 images As much as I love the job security, someone is going to have to stop these AI bros before they have us watering the crops with Brawndo.

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Nobody liked flashmobs ten years ago, adding an anxiety tune doesn’t change anything. #anxiety Will Smith is weird. His wife fucking other guys isn’t a problem but him assaulting a man is? Then they make some kinda vodcast about it?
this is a trap and it would be wise to see it as a trap
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