This joke was at the end of a Darknet Diaries episode. Maybe this one:
https://darknetdiaries.com/episode/147
I'm pretty sure that all episodes end with a tech-y dad-joke.
In 2017, the project was purchased by the cryptocurrency company CanYa, and in 2020 it was sold to “The Blockchain Group”. Coincidently, around this time, the Bountysource project announced drastic changes to its terms of service, enabling them to steal unclaimed bounties after two years
Crypto ghouls strike again!
Season 1 and 2 + the Xmas Special are solid gold. It was a straight BBC joint then.
The themes and direction were clear and the show did what it set out to do. I enjoyed that. There are plenty of fair criticisms of the show, but pre-Netflix-collaboration Black Mirror has to stand alone.
Does that mean they can't delete the games you download and install? If not, the "value" they provide can be restricted at any time.
Seems like they acquired a lucrative cholepoint to milk. Fuck them. Subscription-based ownership is not ownership or "value".
Check out private torrent trackers. Look for Orpheous and Redacted, OPH/RED.
"CIA declined to comment. CNN has not seen the intelligence cited by the US official. "
PICS or GTFO
Thanks, good read. It bums me out that people are still fouled by Sam Altmann's shtick. OpenAI and Worldcoin are just grifts. At least OpenAI DOES some things, but it's definitely not open. Worldcoin seems like data-gathering with a hint of crypto-grift.
Didn't the telecoms receive billions of dollars of public money to build and then own that infrastructure?
It's nice to see labor fighting back. Especially against odds stacked against them.
I don't think it's dying at all. Check out private music trackers like https://redacted.ch/index.php or https://interview.orpheus.network/
OiNK -> WHAT.CD -> RED
If you are in the area, it's worth the visit. It's run-down and seems to represent the neglect of labor over the years, but it still stands to remind workers that they have power. Radical power.
Saw the logo and thought BTN.