Carson Dyle
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Haven't watched it yet, but S04E01 was the single fastest torrent download I've ever had in the history of torrenting. That's better than a Nielsen rating, AFAIC.
Haven't watched it yet, but S04E01 was the single fastest torrent download I've ever had in the history of torrenting. That's better than a Nielsen rating, AFAIC.
Thanks for bumping this had no clue it was starting already since GOT isn't starting lol.
It seems like they made it mostly about a fresh restart more then anything else so it probably is the main reason.Am I the only one that was left feeling like that episode wasn't that good? It didn't really crack me up like all the other episodes did. I feel really disappointed in it..
Am I the only one that was left feeling like that episode wasn't that good? It didn't really crack me up like all the other episodes did. I feel really disappointed in it..
Pirate.Haven't watched it yet, but S04E01 was the single fastest torrent download I've ever had in the history of torrenting. That's better than a Nielsen rating, AFAIC.
I don't remember how does the mole man work for Hooli now? Did he work for Endframe before?
I just remember that Barker had wanted to sell "the box" to that company with the mole people before.
There was some good stuff in this season 4 premiere.last season in general wasn't very funny, I'm not too eager to start watching this year. It's getting lazy, the "jokes" aren't really jokes. Veep on the other hand, this latest episode was probably the funniest they've done. I laughed hard, multiple times
There was some good stuff in this season 4 premiere.
I liked the bit at the end with the test group. That guy that leads it always makes me giggle a bit, and Gavin's reaction at the end was great.
The whole TOS thing was silly as well. Emergency patch with a TOS and done. Sure, on Apple's AppStore and maybe Google's store it would take like a week. Every other platform is pretty much instant.
Here's the problem. They've shown high profile people, even direct competitors, using their service. People who would, especially that shifty security guard, notice no TOS while trying to use PiperChat. And, they lose 20% of their users, if we assume people read that shit and don't just click through because they are 12 and who reads the TOS. They literally threw the baby out with the bathwater. It's manufactured drama to keep the show going, at best.A big problem is a large amount of their users were children and they were advertising off their total users and this would remove a big chunk of it.
Plus patching a tos like that all of a sudden would reveal their mistake and show everyone there was none and open the doors to legal issues for the time they had no such thing in place plus this is a issue for hooli now.
Just because you suddenly toss up a tos of some sorts does not mean you are not liable for what happened previously if it was discovered you were breaking the law like that especially when dealing with minors that a new tos probably does not cover for pre-existing users who had their rights violated.
It's manufactured drama to keep the show going, at best.
I don't think their interpretation of COPPA is correct anyway. It forbids collecting the personal information of those users.A big problem is a large amount of their users were children and they were advertising off their total users and this would remove a big chunk of it.
Plus patching a tos like that all of a sudden would reveal their mistake and show everyone there was none and open the doors to legal issues for the time they had no such thing in place plus this is a issue for hooli now.
Just because you suddenly toss up a tos of some sorts does not mean you are not liable for what happened previously if it was discovered you were breaking the law like that especially when dealing with minors that a new tos probably does not cover for pre-existing users who had their rights violated.
https://www.ftc.gov/tips-advice/business-center/guidance/complying-coppa-frequently-asked-questionsI don't think their interpretation of COPPA is correct anyway. It forbids collecting the personal information of those users.
What's your name?
Where do you live?
Who is your daddy and what does he do?
Do you like Turbo Man?
My guess is the video file would be the issue here as they stored the videos of the calls on their servers they mentioned and as we saw later with barker.3. What is Personal Information?
The amended Rule defines personal information to include:
- First and last name;
- A home or other physical address including street name and name of a city or town;
- Online contact information;
- A screen or user name that functions as online contact information;
- A telephone number;
- A social security number;
- A persistent identifier that can be used to recognize a user over time and across different websites or online services;
- A photograph, video, or audio file, where such file contains a child’s image or voice;
- Geolocation information sufficient to identify street name and name of a city or town; or
- Information concerning the child or the parents of that child that the operator collects online from the child and combines with an identifier described above.