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cocacola1
2y ago
How do the critics divine the intention here? At a certain point, we're going to get to anything short of a riot being labelled virtue signaling. I'd like to avoid riots altogether.
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No one, and nothing.
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That'd explain it. I'm aware of some of the more popular indie games but besides Florence , I don't think I've played any.
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2y ago
The explosion of subcultures has been wild. I have no idea who these people are.
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Disassembly of Pokémon Red/Blue
(github.com)
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2y ago
Costco's always interested me as a company. Still the only place where I pay to be able to shop. It's a personal point of pride whenever I go there and spend less than $100.
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2y ago
This seems to support the notion that the rule of law is, in fact, dead.
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2y ago
23% – Favorable/Somewhat Favorable 37% – Don't Know 43% – Unfavorable/Somewhat Unfavorable That might as well be broad popularity for murder of all things. That don't know number is wild.
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Hideo Kojima – 1999 Developer Interview
(shmuplations.com)
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Surrender to Steely Dan (2023)
(theatlantic.com)
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Inside the Chaotic World of Kids Trying to Play Video Games on School Laptops
(vice.com)
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2y ago
I hope Lively is able to extract a pretty penny from the parties involved (if not deep six them). What an aggravating read.
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'It changed the world': 50 years on, the story of Pong's Bay Area origins
(sfgate.com)
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2y ago
Wouldn’t it be the fact that he lived through a couple World Wars and had his country invaded by Nazis?
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Here at the End of All Things (2017)
(longreads.com)
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Pitchers and Catchers (1941)
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2y ago
I don't think Canada has the death penalty.
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2y ago
I feel for the workers that need to take these calls. “Talking Points for Calls Related to Event” is, for some reason, amusing to me.
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"It's Going to Be Epic": The Oral History of James Cameron (2022)
(theringer.com)
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2y ago
> Sauron is still figuring out how to incorporate drones, but it is already imagining more aggressive countermeasures, Hartz said. “Is it a machine that could take out a bad actor with a bullet or something?” I can already anticipate wha
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> While I really dislike a lot of these people, none of us should want to live in a country where assassination becomes a method of political expression. It’s hard to see democracy surviving if elected leaders and corporate leaders feel
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The well of sympathy is running dry for a lot people. I don't think people are going to take up arms in great numbers – or at all, perhaps – but, like Clarence Darrow, they might "read some obituary notices with great satisfaction
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2y ago
But from the assassins point of view, the system is abstract (therefore unshootable) while Brian Thompson was a man (therefore shootable).
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> What assassination would be "justified"? I think it depends where ones sympathies lay.
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> Please attack the industry that you hate and not the individual ... who was murdered. That is what the journos are doing. Depending on the shooters motivation, I think they're of the opinion that the time for dialogue has passed.
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> The loudest opinions surface. I wouldn’t take lack of public sympathy to mean that the average American condones this type of behavior. I'm not sure I agree with you there. The indifference in some quarters, celebration in others,
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I don't think the shooter could get a fair trial in the US because I'm not sure they could find a jury to convict them. I don't think I've seen a shooting that's been so devoid of any sympathy for the victim. Lookin
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Ethan Hawke has some great lines in The Good Lord Bird as John Brown.
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I already see that. I go on my merry way.
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2y ago
I'm loyal to nothing except the dream. https://blog.codinghorror.com/im-loyal-to-nothing-except-the...
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