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VS1999
3y ago
I disagree. If I'm going to be forced to collectively absorb risk, then I have a right to decide what risks people can take. The main issue is that it's not just the risk of death like you're suggesting, they usually just get
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That was interesting because the author didn't receive a legal takedown notice, and the request came from Valve instead of Nintendo. It's possible nintendo didn't care, and likely that sony cares less than nintendo.
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3y ago
The good news is that if you actually do make it into videogame programming, you're still poor
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3y ago
Agreed. Python is aimed at developers, not language enthusiasts, and you should be able to intuit what something is doing without having to memorize dozens of obscure rules and edge cases. The less surprises a language has, the better the d
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3y ago
I mean bundling unrelated services. A subscription to just access all the music is pretty useful if you want to listen to music, but then they decide it should also be attached to a subscription of cloud gaming, shopping, podcasts, it becom
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3y ago
I have no idea how that relates to what I wrote. Edit: Actually I see now, you're replying to where I said they bought services and raised prices without the customer consent. If we're using a restaurant comparison, it'd be l
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3y ago
This is an issue I've seen with every platform that primarily exists online. They buy every digital service and increase prices with or without the customer's consent. Aside from being annoying and largely pointless, it's ant
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How much of an issue is this? Does it work like ad revenue on youtube? If something has under 1k streams I have to assume that was only a few dollars hobbyists get occasionally, if even that.
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This blog post is just a rehash of another article with even less information.
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This is why there's such a disconnect between people who have to commute to work and people advocating for your policies. You flippantly suggest something that would make another person's life much more miserable, and then when he