"Fellow pirates" that's the most suspicious ass thing you could possibly say here

idk what to tell you if you're still using chrome

It sure as fuck was. Half of the Nintendo community knows about this situation, and unless for some reason they still have respect for this evil company, they will now freely play whatever switch games they want without giving Nintendo a dime.

I'm sure most Nintendo "fans" aren't a fan of the company itself, just the games

killedbygoogle.com

Tip: just don't use Google products

At this point these services are asking us to pirate. We aren't getting our money from trees.

"This app tries to spy on your personal data"

Needless to say Google hates competition

I just love watching everyone freak out about Spotify's shitty business practices while I'm casually looping YouTube videos with an adblocker.

We're getting closer and closer to the complete destruction of this worthless shithole, keep it up elon!

Fuck. Religion.

And these companies think piracy is unjustified. No, it's just holding out an umbrella in the rain.

Nothing like watching everyone freak out while I'm just using invidious

There's no unjustification for piracy anymore. If you're gonna charge me this much to use your shitty streaming services that I use once in a blue moon then don't cry when I instead download an mp4.

hinders the Police's ability to use that vehicle and protect the community

We're the ones protecting the community from you filthy pigs

The fuck is a "trained" police officer?

they pay devs (mostly indie) millions to make their games exclusive to epic for up to over a year. i'd rather not support a company that pays to limit your choice as a consumer

Can't enshittificate our torrent clients 🤷

Yup, all you're doing is teaching them to cover their tracks

Can't believe a company with a notorious history of spying on users is at it again for the 234th time!

I love hearing these stories of big gaming companies being shitty as usual, knowing I only play indie games and I'm not giving theme a dime

It's almost as if Microsoft doesn't do that already!