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by friendlybus 6y ago
68mil Nintendo Switches sold. 19mil Breath of the Wild (Zelda) 21mil Smash bros 28mil Animal Crossing The gamecube and the wii were reasonably cheap hardware with a markup. I haven't researched the switch, it looks no different to me.
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by friendlybus 6y ago
Content sells the tech. The tech makes the most money though. Microsoft is 1 tril bigger in market cap than Disney. Strange to use a Bill gates quote and then discuss Disney films. Nintendo as a company makes more money on selling consoles,
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by friendlybus 6y ago
Less formulaic now? Pop music is becoming more repetitive. [0] People like Max Martin producing an amazing amount of hit pop songs leads me to think it's more formulaic. [0] https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=_tjFwcmHy5M
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by friendlybus 6y ago
Yeah I agree there's a barrier between the endless eight ball of streaming songs and the music you've downloaded onto your computer. Once you've plucked a song from the internet and put it into your collection it becomes reli
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by friendlybus 6y ago
I would let the things he did sit with is name and prevent future things being named after him. White-washing your past after you make billions off the back of slaves he killed and his work, is just a little too much sting to bear. I don&#x
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by friendlybus 6y ago
I don't see where justice comes in. That's between friends. Companies expand and governments adjust them. Banana republics are born from broken governments, which brings negative outcomes to the people. Governments that close off
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by friendlybus 6y ago
There's a certain lack of credibility in this complaint when the space race and a great source of global unity was found in the moon landing off the back of the Saturn V. The Americans had the choice to erase werner von braun from sign
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by friendlybus 6y ago
There's an attempt to refine the normal dog-human interpretative dance into a more formal setup. Some people are using buttons to get the dog to reply in a context format rather than just gauging enthusiasm for a given task. https:&#x
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by friendlybus 6y ago
When it came out it was a pointless and mostly buggy grind-a-thon. Some played it to 'chill out and relax' and could have argued the $/hr was a positive ratio when 99.95% of people did not share that experience. I haven'
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by friendlybus 6y ago
Some people spent hours in No Man's Sky too. The cost per hour only matters if you can put up with 'flaws'. Most expected the latest and greatest, what they got was not that. Every hype/drop cycle is the same, but this c
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by friendlybus 6y ago
Peterson had been talking about the difficulties of benzo addiction and the epidemic of addicts in the US before he got ill. He was aware of the risks and his behaviour shows us it is possible to get off benzos with a trip through hell and
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by friendlybus 6y ago
Because the FBI accused him of being a hostile foreign intelligence agency and could skip a lot of restrictions in charging him. Assange argued he was a journalist and the USA law protects his actions in the US.
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by friendlybus 6y ago
Banning topics frequently cuts losses on trends that are dying anyway. Nobody wants to see ghost town subreddits. It's good for the websites health to keep the place looking alive and clean. Separating the effectiveness of bans from th
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by friendlybus 6y ago
People buy the dream. They know it's overpriced or premium. They don't care about a value proposition it's an opportunity to be on the leading front of the dream. When the product dies, the loss of functionality is less impor
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by friendlybus 6y ago
Most people in the past had kids because life sucked. We gained from having extra hands on the farm. More kids were better in a world with a relatively high mortality rate. Your kid doesn't have to live in a utopia to be worth making.
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by friendlybus 6y ago
Adding to parent, the premise of your game is very hard to change after you've started. You will think of new ideas that you will have to axe as you progress, so get a non-digital prototype you know has appeal. It will keep you on trac
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by friendlybus 6y ago
That already happened to political groups. Money is life and death these days.
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by friendlybus 6y ago
1. What concrete and specific thing did Mother Theresa fail to do for the suffering people when she visited the nun convention? 2. What specific and concrete thing did Mother Theresa do, to be called a murderer in the plane crash? Most of H
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by friendlybus 6y ago
You are the person choosing your own interpretation. I believe in science, what I don't believe is that people will listen to truth when it is presented. They are two different things. Science has lost its power to object to a higher c
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by friendlybus 6y ago
I've listened to hundreds of hours of Hitchens. I liked him. I asked you for concrete refutations, which are implicitly based in science. Tilting at windmills here..
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by friendlybus 6y ago
I don't know what to say. Your post doesn't make sense. She didn't fly the plane into people by her own hands. She didn't order her pilot to murder people in a failed bid to take-off. You reject the very concept of the r
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by friendlybus 6y ago
If only the virgin mary were contrary. Science has lost it's power. Someone will choose an interpretation that benefits themselves over the truth. It's normal. Too many tech people are coasting on the libertarian dream of the past
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by friendlybus 6y ago
God is an absolute, the source of all. The concept includes being responsible for the death of people in unfortunate circumstances. I don't see the idea that you are somehow above God because you identified that some people died in unf
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by friendlybus 6y ago
They do via proxy of government laws. The public vs megacorp is not a balanced relationship anyway and will eventually get regulated.
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by friendlybus 6y ago
Who decides what information is
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by friendlybus 6y ago
It's hard to pick a side when headstrong interpretations win out over likely truth. The jesus-like dream of truth died before I was born and now we're left with people choosing their own interpretations. The article you linked und
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by friendlybus 6y ago
'Dark' people don't hide it as well as they'd like. When it becomes clear somebody wants to play the dark game, all the choices become restrictive. Someone who has gained a position of authority with those traits is usua
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by friendlybus 6y ago
Crystal green? Any kind of green
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by friendlybus 6y ago
Dirty bomb started off well but the classes and maps they added later on slowly sank it. One of my favourite fps's.
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by friendlybus 6y ago
Leisure time is hard to define recently. People are escaping, true relaxing used to come from a hard day's work that passed on the gift of life to someone else and you could rest easy, then finally throw a joyous festival together. Tod

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