thermal_shock

Honestly for me, it's very hard to trust people who haven't fallen on hard times. People that have never been in trouble, always feels like they look down on you, and don't understand the system that keeps people down.

Ive spent a night or two in jail, I've been broke as fuck, I've had to go without. Until you've experienced it, it's hard to fully understand.

Tracking is questionable, depends on what they're using.

We used to use dells tracking, don't remember the name, but it was BIOS level, could be locked remotely with custom lock screen, remote wipe, etc. but if it never comes back online, it's useless.

Should be encrypted at minimum, so even stolen you're not getting shit off it. I don't think bitlocker is crackable at all.

I learned my lesson.

Yeah, it was not fun. I might have 5 hours into it. I really liked the idea, but it fell hard for me.

Same. I bought it on launch and hated it. And I love the zombie games.

Yup. Plus manufactured drama and entertainment.

When youve only got a hammer, every problem is a nail.

I always LOVED NYPD Blue growing up because the detectives actually seemed to care. They just wanted to catch the killers/rapists, could give a shit about your parking tickets. They seemed like genuine people who were only looking out for the public. They even went out of their way to keep people out of jail that weren't involved.

I'm very anti-police, but the gut instinct and feelings can't be quantified, it's a feeling you get after you talk to someone, or hear them speak that says "something feels off and we need to look further into this".

We've all felt it after certain situations. It's obviously not evidentiary for court, but is a starting point to an investigation. Especially in crazy cases where you may be talking to a person that chops people up in their garage.

Using that tactic on someone with a broken tailight is nonsense though lol.

Oof

It always existed with credit cards.