Imaginary gods. Imaginary computer problems. What’s next? The church’s take on monetary issues?

Interesting aside - gamers continue to enable these thieves by “leasing” their products. Boycott? No?

Yet another reason to toss non-DOS based software.

I’m still fuzzy on this - how can they be sued for having a monopoly ON THEIR PRODUCT?

Who knew three phase 440 could do that, huh?

Another rich aberration with zero empathy and no connection with the rest of the human race - only himself. Seems to be a lot of that these days. Or at least the worst of them seem to keep getting the headlines.

They shouldn’t have to switch on the cameras - there should be signage posted at the entrances explaining body camera filming is taking place and that by entering the establishment the customer agrees to being filmed.

There is no reason for the employee to have to on/off the device - which may lead to further confrontation.

I would appreciate governments, especially the American government, refraining from passing laws “for the children”. They never are. They never work. They are a scam that gives the appearance of being beneficial to all while only benefiting a few. They accomplish nothing the scam indicates it will and instead turns out to be another overreach of government power.

No more “for the children” nonsense from any government - it’s not about them and you know it.

You want to pass something for the good of the children? GET RID OF THE GODDAM GUNS.

So a ‘compiler’ then? From a fairly straightforward easy to use COBOL to whatever. makes sense. can the new code work in the mainframe environment? or is that what this piracy is about?

har har har.

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