

They did remove their “Do no evil” guarantee.


They did remove their “Do no evil” guarantee.


Always has been that way though.


You mean the messenger that requires you give them your phone number to make an account? Yeah, fuck that.


It’s common in Russia. It’s common a lot of places, but it’s common in Russia
But yeah, I’ve used that and the inverse depending on the context plenty of time.
This is nothing new to the Mega Rich and absolutely an ad read from WSJ to the Middle Rich.


I shifted to that view a long time ago. I have a selection of “classics” I play on rotation and I add a few indies or modern ports every now and then.
The multiplay scene went in a direction I don’t intend to follow. Some old friends are thinking about hosting a retro lan party, but I’m going to make it clear that I’m walking if they try sneaking in any modern shit.


If the DLC is permanently owned and pays to the artists who made the map, that’s fine.
Even if it is “permanently”, but tied to a server that could be shutdown, it’s not permanently owned. Fuck that
If the DLC isn’t permanently owned, but “rented”, that profit only goes to the executives that probably fired the artists. Fuck that.


I don’t know why EA would be relevant to anyone for the past 20+ years, but here we are.


Epstein seemed like the type to try getting involved in as many people’s issues as possible.
Surely the deeply religious Chris Pratt doesn’t have any problematic views on gay people. The same Chris Pratt who has worn a Three Percenter hat, a known white supremacist org that his brother is a part of.



Always has been.


If I have to choose between buying into a US run surveillance state or buying into a Chinese run surveillance state, I choose to buy neither.


You could, idk, maybe not buy prepackaged surveillance camera that rely on someone else’s computer to work.


Ratchet & Clank had it’s first three games released in three years. Same graphics and no one cared.


I honestly hate the dualshock design. It’s more about aesthetics then it is ergonomics. The controller was always too small for me and the thumb placement never felt right. I really liked the original Xbox controller and was pissed they never released a large version of their controllers afterwards. It was the only one that never gave me hand cramps after long sessions.
The N64 controller wasn’t a good controller in hindsight, but it was an experimental controller, because like I already said, Nintendo didn’t know how game devs would want to use an analog stick. The center was ambidextrous, so there were three different holding configurations. I have more issue with the Game Cube controller with it’s analog nub. It wasn’t comfortable to use ever and they should have realized that by then.


People mock the N64 controller, but it was designed to allow developers three different configurations to design their game around and let them decide what was best. It’s really not a bad shape overall.
The Scots and Irish keep Gaelic alive just to piss off the British.