Hi, I’m creating a site for my pets and I just finished his page, so if you are interested check it out: https://pirahxcx.neocities.org/pets/saibot (there are only two profiles ready so far, so not much to see yet :P)

Thanks everyone for the replies. I see there is a lot of features that I have no use for so I never explored (controller stuff, cloudsave, social features, achievements, etc)… I guess auto updates are cool though, but I only play old games anyway :P

What?
I’m kinda surprised that any email would ask you to have a previous email to be able to create account… Proton surely didn’t for me. The only way they could require identifying verification would be by demanding a cellphone number, because you can lie about everything else, hell, if you have an online service for that you can lie about that being your phone number as well.

please tell me the name is Alice

The video from the post is 2017, these pictures above are 2013 and 2014, and this is him right now:

Noob Saibot, 15yo. We also call him Pãe (a mix of pai + mãe [dad + mom in Portuguese])

He has always been the one who welcomed and took care of the new ones, but this batch in the video just kept insisting on trying to nurse, and he gave up resisting lol

That’s Sid Vicious, and my mom’s favorite song

Very common in Brazil: Rosa, Margarida, Jasmim/Yasmin, Lívia, Íris.

ps: Margarida is Daisy and Lívia is Lily.

Yes, I agree, this Homer guy completely lacks decorum by seeing some stranger celebrating and trying to interrupt and censor it. Like, how do you just barge into someone’s conversation and try to rule how it has to proceed? Very rude indeed.

Well, there’s no following here, there are just people who create posts way too often in too many communities, so you see them all the time - like cm0002, I also see a lot of Deceptichum and LadyButterfly but not as much as cm0002

this shit is so old, but old fuck should be sucking dick and balls instead of policing how people celebrate anyway

fucking hell, I really thought it was a satire, but what’s really scary is how many absolute morons are ready to get behind it.

I mean, it’s right in the name, took them long enough to demand your face for their book.

I made this “radio” for Brazilian punk, hardcore, crust and thrash, you can skip and download songs there https://brpunkplayer.neocities.org/

So, have you guys watched that The Outer Limits episode The Architects of Fear?

edit: I guess not. It’s about creating a monster that can unite the world [against it]

Other Brazilian here: Although they don’t care much about piracy at individual level, there were local servers seized and from time to time they take down some locally hosted sites, so although it’s safe for you to download and even p2p share stuff, you can get unlucky hosting - if it’s near elections and some politician needs to pretend he is having the police working.

R.I.P. Manicômio Share

Stored emails are encrypted in any service, the difference from Tuta, Proton, Atomic, etc, to Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo and others, is that they don’t have the decryption key. But yeah, technically any of them could make a copy of unencrypted emails you receive and send (the later don’t even need to since they have the key), but they can’t do it retroactively. Proton had a few third party audits checking their services, but afaik Tuta hasn’t.

You are talking about End-to-End Encryption. Zero-Knowledge Encryption means they don’t have access to your mailbox because they don’t know the password, it’s not stored on their server, they only know the hash it generates (which is used to verify you know the password, but the password itself is never exposed).

Even though they can’t get inside your mailbox they know all the incoming and outgoing metadata (addresses of emails sent/received) so they know your traffic (there is no way to encrypt metadata anyway, it would be like giving a letter to a mailman but not telling him who to deliver it to), but, say, court orders them to give access to your mailbox, they have no way of doing it, only someone with your password can read your emails.

They can’t read your emails though, Tuta uses zero-knowledge encryption, it was something else that got you flagged. Did you send a lot of consecutive emails?

Have you read the comics?

:D

The comics are nowhere as thrilling, but I quite liked it.

ps: I haven’t played Double Exposure. Up until now I didn’t even know it was about Max lol