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anti-piracy magazine ad from 1993
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don't copy that floppy!
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For the record yes I would steal a car if the owners car didn't disappear
You mean make a copy of the car then.
Man I feel old. It was a reference to this anti-piracy ad:
I, for one, would download the shit outta a car.
I had a dream once that I could download a sandwich. I kept downloading different delicious sandwiches on Limewire until one of them gave me a virus.
That being said I would still definitely download a sandwich.
Thank you for coming to my Ted Talk.
I play Assetto Corsa. I have downloaded 300GB worth of cars, and I'll do it again.
https://youtu.be/ALZZx1xmAzg
Then I'll steal a policeman's helmet and take a shit in it.
Pretty sure they meant theft of the theoretical car that might have been sold to you if you could afford it.
/s
I'm not very well versed in Star Trek lore, but didn't humanity basically become peaceful by inventing the replicator, which can exactly do this?
Now imagine being against this development.
I also don't know Star Trek lore but it is basically the answer used in The Orville ("matter synthesis"), which I do know is a love letter to Star Trek in general