AnalogAllamma

joined 18 hours ago
[–] AnalogAllamma@lemmy.world 0 points 1 hour ago

Headlines these days are annoying as hell! Constantly using words like SLAMMED, DESTROYED, HUMILIATED, SHOCKED etc. Always passive aggressive AF.

It reminds me of the I opening scene in Space Oddesey 2001. Humans create tools that make life easier, tools then become weapons to go to war against humanity itself.

[–] AnalogAllamma@lemmy.world 3 points 2 hours ago

If any doubt the deliberate targeting of Palestinian children, all one has to do is view the satellite photos of Gaza before and after the "war" started.

In addition, I've seen multiple videos of Palestinian Emergency vehicles arriving at the site of an Israeli strike being hit by another strike. Double tap cruelty strike.

[–] AnalogAllamma@lemmy.world 1 points 2 hours ago

There's defiantly something inhuman going on with these particular... humans?

[–] AnalogAllamma@lemmy.world 1 points 2 hours ago

Mematic Warfare at it's finest.

[–] AnalogAllamma@lemmy.world 1 points 11 hours ago

Why would I assume they don't have access? Based on how every other large internet company operates, they are capable of using and storing your data for any purpose they want, for however long they want, and not declare it to their users. If questioned, they lie.

Perhaps I'm an anamoly in that I don't hold Valve in such high esteem as most do.

[–] AnalogAllamma@lemmy.world 1 points 11 hours ago (1 children)

Yeah I'm aware of the 3 week rule. My issue with that is I have to turn off my PC when I'm not on it, for fear of nefarious actors accessing my physical PC when I'm away, remotely of course. Which has happened numerous times.

I'm only ever on my PC a few days to a week per month.

[–] AnalogAllamma@lemmy.world 1 points 11 hours ago (1 children)

It's a monopoly of attention and convenience in the same way that smart phones and social media overall.

Rest assured I enjoyed Steam in the decade plus after the launch. In throughout the years that followed, I found myself amassing games that I've yet to play. 2 bucks for a $50 game? It's too easy and convenient to resist! I feel I'm not respecting or more so showing less appreciation for games and those that make them. Most all of the physical disc games I've acquired in the past. I've played heavily. I can only think of one game I never installed / played. Most were full priced games, 40-60.

I've found that the convenience offered by Steam and other systems like it, have hidden costs, security and privacy amongst other things.

[–] AnalogAllamma@lemmy.world 1 points 11 hours ago* (last edited 11 hours ago) (3 children)

Chat logs are stored on the clients system? First I've heard of that. If that's true why the need to delete them off the client?

The reason this bugs me is that I've had people accessing my account when I'm not online. Which in the past 8 years, I've only been on 99% of the time.

I know this for many reasons, one of which is the 142 hours logged on No Man's Sky. I only played that game for 5 minutes.

Another reason, one day someone on my friends list messaged me. They said they were an old co worker of mine, a particularly nasty individual, someone who would never be playing any video games whatsoever. This person had detailed information about about me and used it to harass / scare me. When I was offline, someone logged in and added / accepted this person as a friend.

I blocked them and reported it to support. But never received any response. Not sure what they could do anyhow but I at least hoped for some kind of response. Perhaps the response came in when someone else was logged into my account?

No matter what I do to protect my account, they've always been able to get in.

My account is as old as Steam itself.

[–] AnalogAllamma@lemmy.world -2 points 11 hours ago (1 children)

Seriously? Of course not. However there are subconscious / subliminal effects in all forms of entertainment, especially Television / movies. Tell a vision, (television) programming the human mind. TV channels (channeling; spells).

[–] AnalogAllamma@lemmy.world 5 points 12 hours ago

the US Department of Homeland Security is rapidly increasing its use of AI-based surveillance, including facial recognition and the monitoring of social media accounts, to keep tabs on immigrants, dissidents, journalists, legal observers and protesters

This is such total bullshit. You don't have to be ANY of these types of people to be in the tracked and monitored. These systems are built for cruelty. Being cruel to the most innocent among generates is the most powerful source of emotional pain.

AI is an automated narcissism machine built and managed by narcissists of the highest order. Anti social disorder, narcissistic personality disorder and sometimes borderline personality disorder types depending on the severity. Cluster B personality disorders. All of these share traits with narcissistic personality disorder, while the narcissist may not be violent whereas anti socials (psychopaths) tend to be violent. They're all proficent in weaponzing language (word trickery).

IMHO The mythical vampire is a metaphor for the narcissist. Instead of blood, narcissists thrive on the emotions of their victims, mainly negative emotions. This is their lifeblood, it is their supply.

Social media is the playground of the narcissist. -- Moira, Schitts Creek

Based on what I've read from self proclaimed narcissists online, they don't have to be near the victim to feed on the victim's emotions. Using words to inflict emotional pain is how they operate. Gas lighting, double speak, double think, selective memory, mixing truth with lies, compulsive lying, deflecting, and overall mirroring their truselves onto their victim. Apparently, whenever the narcissist inflicts suffering with their words, they experience pleasure. I've read it's sometimes a physical pleasure but generally mental pleasure.

To end this, you'd be hard pressed to find an online source for narcissistic abuse assistance. I've only ever discovered that someone who is a narcissistic abuse recovery "therapist" or "advocate" is a narcissist themselves. This is how they operate, in the shadows, in plain sight, always presenting themselves as a savior. Wolves in sheep's clothing.

[–] AnalogAllamma@lemmy.world 1 points 13 hours ago (3 children)

You know what really pissed me off? Parks and Recs (TV show) portrayal of Libraries and librariens.

[–] AnalogAllamma@lemmy.world 1 points 13 hours ago

Viva Pinata is crazy fun!

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