Some registers will have who is privacy that mask your personal details from the public.

Someone compromising your account and transferring the domain away, the register being compromised, someone sending you a fake domain renewal notice (this one I have seen happen)

Tar pits I think is the term they use to pollute AI data.

It will increase the revenue of their business products.
Consider this from a business point of view. New purchases will likely have a support clause that says they will only give support if their verified drives are installed. When someone makes a support request and another vendors drive is there, they can close the support case until you buy their drives and reproduce the problem.

This is very common in enterprise equipment. Not using a Cisco SFP and your Cisco switch isn’t booting? No support is given until the SFP is removed or replaced with a Cisco branded unit at an outrageous markup.

Sounds ripe for spam.

There is fchan if you want the 4chan experience with activity pub intervention

No just buy it on the steam page.

Yea, they finally left easy access after a decade and I was expecting another decade before 2.0 came out.

Tl;dr

Upon opening the HDD’s enclosure, Secure Data Recovery found a Toshiba MQ01ABD050V from 2016. Considering that only a few brands still manufacture HDDs, this wasn’t too surprising. It is more surprising that the drive inside was 9 years old.

Nostalgia before gaming became preorder exclusive, endless DLC that should have been part of the game, and live service.

Adnausuem, Consent-o-matic

I see it like FTL but you are the crew.

Because they are court ordered to block some websites that I like to use.

Seems interesting enough. The first game was fun and I wonder what ending from game 1 is canon.

Link?

Ah yes, using at least 30% more power to not deal with a cable.

People email The Register with their stories then they rewrite it into these articles once a week.

Oh good, I didn’t even look at the tiers. Yea, that is a parade of red flags.

Ai, emojis, Kickstarter, vague information. Do you have any more red flags?

But how does a tool like a hammer or screwdriver make money on its own.

How would you explain this to your 80 year old grandparents who never owned anything more advanced then a touchtone telephone?