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by xinayder 3y ago
He also got a $200mi bonus shortly after he laid off 200 employees: https://frontofficesports.com/activision-blizzard-ceo-bonus-...
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by xinayder 3y ago
They said he will keep his job until the end of the year, where he will probably be moved to another job role.
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by xinayder 3y ago
I don't know how the authorities were convinced that they won't make ActiBlizz games exclusive. When they acquired Bethesda, a similar concern was brought up. Fast-forward to today, new Bethesda games aren't releasing on Sony
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by xinayder 3y ago
The problem was allowing him to keep his job and walk away with a bonus check. This guy should have walked away with nothing instead.
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by xinayder 3y ago
Bobby Kotick threatened to have his former assistant killed [0] Activision CEO Bobby Kotick Knew for Years About Sexual-Misconduct Allegations at Videogame Giant [1] Activision's Bobby Kotick Didn't Just Know, He Also Was Shitty T
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by xinayder 3y ago
A recent one: Unity CEO sold a huge amount of shares a week before they announced the pricing change on Unity. Pfizer top-people bought a huge amount of shares before their vaccine was publicly approved and they sold it the moment the publi
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by xinayder 3y ago
Bobby Kotick will remain as CEO until the end of 2023 and get a huge check for this purchase. He's getting rewarded for building a toxic, fratboy workspace, sexually and psycologically harassing women. I wonder if Microsoft can be held
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by xinayder 3y ago
Even if it won't, doesn't mean we shouldn't fight it. This is the mentality that made Brexit happen. We can't let this Orwellian surveillance happen and then later try to fix the damage they've done.
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by xinayder 3y ago
The worse part? Politicians can break the laws, have private conversations and nothing happens with them, least they get is a small fine Normal citizens on the other hand are presumed guilty unless proven otherwise...
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by xinayder 3y ago
Big investors have a pass for doing shady stuff. They can do insider trading (up to a point where it's not considered insider trading), they can break the SEC rules to artificially reduce the share price of a company so they can buy it
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by xinayder 3y ago
FYI: Valve had macOS binaries and scripts for CS2 since the Limited Test. They were constantly updating the depot with macOS files and when it finally released to the public, a few weeks ago, they decided to sack macOS support. Can't t
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by xinayder 3y ago
So the idea is I shouldn't need an alarm system in my house because all my valuables are kept at a safe that can't be opened by anyone but me? I disagree with this, 404 queries still use resources and someone trying URLs in a matt
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by xinayder 3y ago
Excuse me, if fail2ban is frowned upon, what is the alternative to block crawlers that try to find wordpress or php endpoints on my website, two software that I don't have installed?
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by xinayder 3y ago
And Gaijin is Russian, so... as others pointed out, finding these manuals is as easy as searching on Google. I would put on my tinfoil hat and say Gaijin might take these documents and send to Russia but they might already have them before
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by xinayder 3y ago
Let me guess: impossible to opt out for AI crawling your stuff?
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by xinayder 3y ago
Have you tried using an ad blocker on youtube?
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by xinayder 3y ago
I have a better solution for ad free facebook and instagram access. Bibliogram or any other open source frontend to access public profiles. Otherwise, just stop using Meta's products. EDIT what's most interesting is that people fr
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by xinayder 3y ago
The problem I see is that no one controls the language model in a transparent way. It's not an open database like Stack Overflow, Reddit or other websites that you use when searching for a programming solution, for example. It has no w
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by xinayder 3y ago
I think it will make us dumb and we're slowly becoming the dystopian world from Idiocracy.
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by xinayder 3y ago
It's also interesting that Bottles is a Gnome app. And I don't know why they promoted Bottles and not Lutris when the latter is way more popular and just works.
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by xinayder 3y ago
> said that wobbly rockets and physics bugs are adding to the fun of the game, and they are implemented deliberately. claiming they did this on purpose is just acknowledging that they are good developers. They aren't and they keep p
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by xinayder 3y ago
Dwarf Fortress is an indie game. KSP was an indie game until Take2 bought the game. The expectations for both these games were low. It was a small team working on both of them so we don't expect much, and since they're indie, they
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by xinayder 3y ago
You got it wrong. Star Theory didn't want to sell out to Take2. They realized Star Theory couldn't fulfill the totally-not-abusive-and-predatory deadline they wanted to release the game, so they said "ok" and tried to pu
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by xinayder 3y ago
This is amazing. It shows that a developer team from a triple-A publisher with billions of dollars at their disposal is just incompetent. The single-man team headed by HarvesteR and later some other devs that joined him were much more compe
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by xinayder 3y ago
Don't forget that: - they did a massive fuck up with Artifact, thinking they could pull out MTG's monetization model for an online game (where you didn't even receive card as rewards for levelling up, you actually had to spen
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by xinayder 3y ago
They have ARM servers for as low as 3.79/mo with 2 vCPUs and 4 GB RAM. And as of September 19 they are available in Nuremberg and Finland as well, not just Falkenstein.
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by xinayder 3y ago
How can I disable Bard from crawling my stuff?
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by xinayder 3y ago
I have a filter before the water comes in and after it comes out of the water tank. Heated water is kept in a different reservoir and the piping uses heat resistant PVC. In Brazil, most times the water has a smell of chlorine so I guess the
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by xinayder 3y ago
I used the feed to check projects people I follow are starring or contributing to. I used the Explore tab to find new and interesting repositories.
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by xinayder 3y ago
We had the era of Slack-like interface, now it's time for Teams-like interface. Outlook recently changed it and I absolutely hated it. Took me a good 2 weeks to get used to it. I was used to clicking on the bottom to open my calendar,

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