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vlunkr
3y ago
That’s the key thing for you, but reels are super popular, so I would expect cross promotion.
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3y ago
No, but don’t act like you have to keep playing. Star Wars has been marketed to me my whole life, and I ate it up for a long time, but I’ve stopped paying attention to the new stuff because I just don’t think it’s good anymore.
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3y ago
You know, there are tons of people out there who loved Zelda as a kid who have no idea what BOTW/TOKT is. This sounds like you being caught in modern marketing/hype cycles, not brainwashing.
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3y ago
I know, it's not a huge deal, but buying a separate dock, or dealing with yet another thing to charge all the time is annoying. So personally I prefer longer battery life over a bunch of fancy features that are likely only going to be
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3y ago
The PS5 controller is pretty cool, however, I'd probably trade in most of that functionality for the battery life of Switch Pro controller.
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3y ago
> Also from a store perspective, any game where shortcuts like this are used tend to be shit games. Yeah, they indicate that they have already submitted multiple games with AI generated assets, and submitted this one "with a few ass
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3y ago
> I love assuming it is correct and try to see things from that perspective This isn't necessarily bad. Being able to understand the other side of some controversial topic, and even argue against your own position, is a sign of ment
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3y ago
This applies only to employees of the state: > Ohioans who work for the state of Ohio would be limited to only eight hours of remote work each week Seems like a pretty arbitrary thing to set in stone.
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3y ago
I feel like you’re imagining a world where only loot-box games exist. There are plenty of couch co-op games if you look for them. You can also still buy physical games, and they are still cheaper used.
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3y ago
This is what I'm saying though. Typescript is just a hack on top of Javascript. The same engine is going to run your code in the browser. For the record, I think Javascript is fine (with some nasty warts), and Typescript is a great add
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3y ago
If JavaScript is "a giant pile of excrement," I think that makes TypeScript a polished turd. It's just a superset of JavaScript.
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3y ago
They are probably realizing that it's not the cash cow they wanted.
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3y ago
Maybe, just maybe, people think that there are more factors to consider when having kids than their CO2 footprint.
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3y ago
I understand if you don’t like the company or the business model, but I don’t know of anything that qualifies it as “legal-ish”
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3y ago
I’m aware of sonic mania, has sega hired fans for other games?
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3y ago
I really doubt it. The switch came out in 2017. The 3ds is a forgotten relic to the generation of kids who are growing up on the switch and getting their parents to buy the first party games. There’s certainly a niche for retro gamers, but
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3y ago
Other artists calling him out isn't convincing to me. Every rock band that makes it big is a "sellout" to their unsuccessful colleagues. He had art that people wanted so he sold it widely and efficiently. Is that not the desc
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3y ago
You could apply this to countless professions. Plumbing is about making a lot of money, they benefit from you pipes leaking again. We just have to hope that human beings actually care about their work.
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3y ago
I like this idea. I'm sure the automobile industry would suddenly increase their interest in politics.
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3y ago
> tragedy of the commons This is a great way to put it. Quite often these arguments against cars feel completely blind to reality. We've built our cities and culture around having cars, we can't easily change that. Starting wit
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3y ago
Amazing how after all these years, you can start a flame war in one second by mentioning FPS. Let's all move on.
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3y ago
I wouldn't say I've played a bad one, but they did get bogged down in a strict formula for a while. Twilight Princess is where I quit for a while.
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3y ago
Yeah and Pixar doesn't make horror movies. It's not really a weakness.
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3y ago
I don't think we have to reduce it down to a boolean choice. Nintendo has altered their strategy over time, as all 100 year old companies have. It's definitely true that for quite a while now they have not attempted to complete on
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3y ago
Looks it comes from the whistleblower. It's entirely possible that it's not official though. https://www.forbes.com/sites/brianbushard/2023/02/10/sec-rep... .
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3y ago
Because they're in the mode of getting things done. They're out to prove themselves, they don't want to report to their manager that they haven't finished that feature because they're reading the docs.
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3y ago
I’m not sure what your point is. You still have those options.
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3y ago
This feels overly pessimistic to me. Since you mentioned pianos, they are big, unwieldy, expensive, and require maintenance. They were a household staple if none of that was an issue for you. There are cheaper and more convenient paths now,
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3y ago
This is definitely one place where it gets morally tricky. The church has facilities and programs to run, and needs protection against economic downturn. And it's not financially wise to have a bunch of liquid cash on-hand. For me the
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When it comes to a church, all complaints are moral. If you claim to have the power of God on earth, you should expect every action you take to be viewed through that lens. I do concede that they are subjective though. And obviously many Mo
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