Asian booty???

[missnaughty]

Some of the stuff looks very Peggy like! 

[Lord Darcy]

Heh, very interesting find indeed. Being a Korean myself, it's sooo refreshing to find fileshare-friendly Korean site for a change.

The biggest Korean Sims community is out and out pro-paysite. It's sickening to see some 12s asking for help in translating English instructions of Paypal to register their mommy's credit card. Or paying via their cell phone, for most Korean teenagers own a cell phone, and it's so much easier than asking their mommy for permission.

If I ever mentioned PMBD in that site, I'd be ostracized on the spot.
After the recent drama in which the owner of said community Souped, making the entire community with over 270000 members read-only, the new community is now run by one of EA Korea employee. Ugh.

In the FAQ section, the owner of this Asian Booty site said that he/she may not be able to add TSR files anymore, as his/her subscription will expire shortly. That post was dated 2008/03/24.

Too bad that you need an Empas account to post requests, which I do not have. (And I'm not going to, Korean portal sites are TEH EVIL which are required by some 1984-esque local law to ask Korean equivalent of Social Security number just for registering. )

[Pescado]

Too bad that you need an Empas account to post requests, which I do not have. (And I'm not going to, Korean portal sites are TEH EVIL which are required by some 1984-esque local law to ask Korean equivalent of Social Security number just for registering. )

...and people don't just lie? Who'd be daft enough to post such sensitive information to the Internet for everyone to see? There's no possible way they could validate this information without either connecting to some central (and probably frequently crashed) server, or comparing locally for some checksum. And if that information is public knowledge, keygens similarly exist.

[Lord Darcy]

Too bad that you need an Empas account to post requests, which I do not have. (And I'm not going to, Korean portal sites are TEH EVIL which are required by some 1984-esque local law to ask Korean equivalent of Social Security number just for registering. )

...and people don't just lie? Who'd be daft enough to post such sensitive information to the Internet for everyone to see? There's no possible way they could validate this information without either connecting to some central (and probably frequently crashed) server, or comparing locally for some checksum. And if that information is public knowledge, keygens similarly exist.

You CAN'T lie, as the said portal sites check the authenticity of information against the DB supplied by credit information companies. I used to lie (using the keygen) all the time, until the law was bolstered to force portal sites to check the authenticity. Now I just don't bother with them. I said it was 1984-esque.

[Pescado]

You CAN'T lie, as the said portal sites check the authenticity of information against the DB supplied by credit information companies. I used to lie (using the keygen) all the time, until the law was bolstered to force portal sites to check the authenticity. Now I just don't bother with them. I said it was 1984-esque.

Doesn't this make it untenable for most other sites to use this system, since most websites WOULDN'T have that kind of resource or coding ability? I would imagine such information just floating around the network is a goldmine for identity thieves. All you have to do is set up a site, and the moment a user registers, you steal all their info.

[Lord Darcy]

Doesn't this make it untenable for most other sites to use this system, since most websites WOULDN'T have that kind of resource or coding ability?

The law is only applied to about 30-50 big sites with over a half million hits per day. Korean people tend to flock to just a few big portals (Naver and Daum) which literally rake money from ads. Those sites can very well take the blunt.

I would imagine such information just floating around the network is a goldmine for identity thieves. All you have to do is set up a site, and the moment a user registers, you steal all their info.

Well, you cannot get wetter when you're already immersed in the water up to your eyebrows. The entire nation treats people's personal information and privacy like a used bathroom paper, including government officials themselves. The never-to-be-sufficiently-accursed current ruling party is already trying to suppress freedom of speech on the internet by extending the said law to the lesser sites. Your personal information is already up for sale the moment you sign up for a phone or a credit card. Unless you choose to live like a Neolithic man without a phone or a credit card, there is no way to avoid this nation-wide trap. By now I'm quite resigned to this fact of life. The only thing that I can do is guarding my new phone number like a hawk to receive fewer spam calls.

[Pescado]

Unless you choose to live like a Neolithic man without a phone or a credit card, there is no way to avoid this nation-wide trap.

Yeah, that's me. No phone, no credit card.

[Hecubus]

But most of what Pescado does is bring joy to the masses.

True, but that's secondary to his intent, which is personal amusement. If it amuses him, then any joy that we gain from it is just bonus. Like butthurt. He does things for his own amusement, and if it causes secondary butthurt, then it's bonus.

Well, you cannot get wetter when you're already immersed in the water up to your eyebrows. The entire nation treats people's personal information and privacy like a used bathroom paper, including government officials themselves. The never-to-be-sufficiently-accursed current ruling party is already trying to suppress freedom of speech on the internet by extending the said law to the lesser sites. Your personal information is already up for sale the moment you sign up for a phone or a credit card. Unless you choose to live like a Neolithic man without a phone or a credit card, there is no way to avoid this nation-wide trap. By now I'm quite resigned to this fact of life. The only thing that I can do is guarding my new phone number like a hawk to receive fewer spam calls.

Why do you think there's a push to limit personal liberties? Is it a sudden thing, or more gradual? Is there a significant flip in political philosophies? No matter what, that sucks for you and your fellow Koreans. Now I'm especially glad we have booty for nothing and the chicks for free.

[dotcom]

how do i use the google translator
Dx

[Jess Maree]

how do i use the google translator
Dx

Le sigh, I'll be nice...

Go to Google.com
Click on 'language tools'


Self explanatory?

[Ry]

No, Jess, not self-explanatory.
What does Google mean?
And should I put what I want translated into the search box or the box that says put what you want translated here?
Sorry.
Smart-assedness is today.

[dotcom]

nvm i got it.
thanks

[keirra]

nvm i got it.
thanks

Nvm? Ummm, she already posted it. 

[Paden]

Hey, dotcom, go to "search" and look for "duh button". It describes you to a T...

[dotcom]

nvm i got it.
thanks

Nvm? Ummm, she already posted it. 

at first i meant to ask where to find the language tool.
eventhough it sounded like i didnt know how to use it, i never had heard of it before.
So thanks
[:


but um during the "nvm i got it" post, i had asked something else, and then i modified it and put nvm i got it.
 
thank youu for posting the obvious.

edit-
@Paden- lol, i actually did that, and nothing but your post came up.
i felt pretty stupid like always
haha