ITT: Useless apps/companies

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>>59017550
Facebook

>>59017550
>Pinterest
I just don't get it.

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>>59017550

>>59017968
Found the poorfag. Buy the gaymes instead of pirating them, they're fucking cheap now.

>>59018189
>spending your time paying
You must be the NEET here

>>59018189
its abot the principle not the moeny

>>59018223
I don't. That's why I called them "gaymes". But games are software projects just like any other, and they have to be respected.
I am much more interested in the tech behind the games, rather than playing them.

>>59018223
Games have increasingly been recommended to people for mental gymnastics, especially if you're of old age. Not STFU.

>>59017550
Twitter

It's objectively bad.
RSS beats it for news and blogs beat it for quality OC. I just don't see the point (other than being a retard and reading what some celebrity had for lunch).

>>59018189
Fun fact: I bought some games with DRM and then I installed the pirated versions anyway, because they're less annoying than signing in with Steam and all that stupid shit.

I don't buy games anymore, unless they're completely DRM-free.

>>59018243
truly euphoric

>>59018189
>fucking cheap
>releasing $60 game with up to ten $20 DLCs
Fuck off

>>59017550
4chan

Literally just a bunch of underage kids reposting the same things over and over

>>59017550
myspace

Ello. I don't even know what I'm supposed to do with the app.

>>59017550
phoneapps allowing phonefags like yourself to use 4chan.

all phonefags must be banned

>>59018189
But it IS useless. Most recent denuvo games are getting cracked anyway (RE7 was cracked within 5 days of release, for example). Now all denuvo does is give illegal downloads a 1-2 week delay from release.

>>59018908
Which is enough, because statistics tell us that most sells occur in the first 2 weeks of the lifetime of the product. Denuvo does its job, that's why it is still in use.

>>59018243
Similarly I am much more interested in distributed peer to peer systems than wanting to run proprietary JavaScript on my computer to fulfill a payment. Only tech illiterate nerds that don't value their time pay for games.

>>59018261
I'm not against games, it's just foolish to pay for games when you don't have to. Paying means wasting time and running the largest abomination of computer code in the history of humanity. The torrent protocol is a beautiful protocol and all digital media is infinitely copyable without cost thus worthless. Paying for digital content is madness.

>>59018333
Who told you that you have to buy all of them? An average consumer buys 2, 3 games per year. That's reasonable.

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>>59019011
>tech illiterate nerds