stevedice

My TV controller has a dedicated Netflix button. Around 2 months ago I sat on it and it started playing a movie. Turns out "meh, it seems about right" is not a good way to check your credit card statements.

I can see it already:

() Just Google Play (safe)

() Verified apps (not recommended)

Advanced settings

click on Advanced settings

() All sources (Unsafe. Will probably kill your cat and burn down your house)

tick the box

Are you sure?

click yes

ARE YOU SURE?

click yes again

ONE HUNDRED PERCENT SURE?

wait for the 30 seconds timer to count down

click yes

( ) I do not love my cat and want him to die.

tick the box

( ) I accept the very real risk of my house burning down

tick the box

Please wait 24 hours for the change to apply. You can reverse it at any time from this menu.

get spammed every hour for the next 24 hours with notifications asking me to fix my security settings

get a bigass ⚠️ every time I turn on the phone

every once in a while the change just straight up reverses and I have to do it all over again

And this is how I learned about the shutting down of NSW2U

I don't know if MAGA specifically, but it's always been far right so...

Do you play games? If so, do you really not see the jaggies?

I'm guessing that's why it's weird

I highly doubt they can't stop it and slightly suspect they don't want to. You can install any version of Windows (even enterprise), use MASgrave, wipe the whole thing, reinstall it, and it'll pass online activation as genuine. There's just no way that's an accident.

Come to think of it. Mint and Arch users do have that in common.

Whatever you want. Copyright was literally invented to steal from creators anyway.

3rd party stores count as verified.

This is why YuGiOh had to add a hygiene rule.

Also, you turn it off and the performance is somehow still shit until you restart the game.