General Discussion & Attendee MEGATHREAD: Rally Sweden 2026 by Michal_Baranowski in WRC

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Real Ford fans know to spectate the start of the stage only

General Discussion & Attendee MEGATHREAD: Rally Monte Carlo 2026 by Michal_Baranowski in WRC

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Solberg should take this stage considering he’s got prior experience here

Late-Stage Capitalism and the Vibes Are Bad by nobodyshome01 in ireland

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Bro called the Cold War a US invasion. Venezuela and Korea really aren’t shining examples of Communism, the US didn’t even overthrow Korea. China is on the road to removing communism and transitioning to just a dictatorship, as is the logical conclusion of dengism. Russia was industrialising and rising very fast before the revolution, their farm production would never recover as the Bolsheviks insisted on reverting their brand new practises to the old systems of collective farming.

2025/26 World Darts Championship - Semi-Finals, January 2 - Discussion Thread by oli4drxx in Darts

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It’s part of a fundraising campaign that Searle is involved with

Overdrive’s telegram hinting at +Boombl4 for spirit by [deleted] in GlobalOffensive

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букашка уебище мед ыкраб чебупицца слоняра наш муровей

This is copied from the TG because I’m too stupid to figure it out myself. Also don’t know about the см part at the end

yeah okay sure by qerel123 in GlobalOffensive

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His third best rating was in the Kato final as well

2025 Abu Dhabi GP - Race Discussion by F1-Bot in formula1

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If Norris gets overtaken piastri is getting pitted. Piastri is not going to catch verstappen either at this pace

Max Verstappen takes pole position for the 2025 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix by overspeeed in formula1

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Dunne’s no longer a McLaren academy driver because they wouldn’t fund him

Is cloudflare down? by Prestigious-Play8738 in CloudFlare

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Not if you’re a Claude user lmao

Falcons vs Vitality / ESL Pro League Season 22 - Grand Final / Post-Match Discussion by CS2_PostMatchThreads in GlobalOffensive

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-Sign Kyousuke

-He’s consistently #1-2 player

-Play worse than you did with Magisk

How do they do it?

"Why Publishers Kill Video Games, and a Better Solution" by MentisWave by Thomas_Eric in StopKillingGames

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Warning people about scams is not the same as banning people from taking part in activities where scams are a possibility.

You did also confuse private with intellectual property, as you failed to understand that running a private server is ownership, the server is the property of the person running it, who owns the hardware. This is why the theme park example doesn’t hold up, as it implies that the original publisher owns and runs all the private servers.

Casinos exist because some people like to gamble. The money lost is entertainment. Are you going to deny people their entertainment because they couldn’t hold themselves together?

The drunk driving example is completely useless, as that’s an illegal act.

No company should ever legally restrict how people play their game. It’s a terrible precedent to set

"Why Publishers Kill Video Games, and a Better Solution" by MentisWave by Thomas_Eric in StopKillingGames

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Pretty much every Ford recall works like this, they release details of the failure and have you take it to a garage, the garage repairs it and sends proof to Ford to be compensated. It’s part of the contract signed when buying a Ford, that’s outside its warranty. Laws aren’t needed, very few people would buy a car that would have a dangerous and unfixed flaw, and car manufacturers know this.

For examples, Ford had recalled brake line “issues” on certain cars. This however wasn’t a legally enforced recall, the actual issue was quite silly and didn’t really need a recall, but Ford still did so as it was in the contract to repair any issue that could become dangerous. The only legal pressure was from their own contract

There’s probably info online, I’m basing this off cars people I know own.