How’s that going in the US?

A few well placed commands by a few lowly 2 monitor types are always the kind of things that derail companies on a fundamental level.

What senior management always forget is that they need us vastly more than we need them…

Don’t do yourselves a disservice.

Brits exist.

I assumed it was all the black mold,

The UK would be one if anyone could be bothered to run it properly.

It’s an ouroboros of advertising money, eating its own dick, endlessly. Telling me not to cum.

This is an incredible sentence.

Cities feel dead to me. There’s social stuff, maybe but it’s easy to get lost in it all.

Give me a community with some vibrancy in spitting distance of some wildlife instead.

Usually because you actually own the retail/physical version but they can rescind access to a digital copy at any point.

But I usually buy old games or new ones second hand, so, I exist on a slightly different market place…

I get the MSRP outrage, but I mean it’s not an unusual cost for launch day titles, especially for physical media.

I don’t think I’ve ever paid full retail for any game or console I’ve ever owned though. And I do like to own my games by buying physical media (or at least the installer files).

Wild. Possibly market rates are different - don’t know if the EUR is particularly weak right now? I don’t follow the conversion rates…

What games currently cost that much though, is my question really, I guess. The last expensive titles I can see right now for standard editions of games is like, 70Eur equivalent for AAA type titles.

I mean I own a switch, and I’ve never paid anything close to that for games… I’ve gone to maybe £45-50 for launch titles but what games cost £70?

Who the hell is paying 90EUR for switch games?

You can certainly reply to them when they appear in the “messages” section of the inbox.

I don’t know about composing and sending them though…

Money talks.

Autopsy reports are vague and contradictory. They describe women with evidence of trauma, including burns and electric shocks, all labeled natural deaths.

The thinking is, presumably, that it’s natural for slaves to die.

Anyone I’ve ever met who has worked in Saudi Arabia and the UAE has acknowledged that there’s an unbelievable amount of racism. Everybody knows about it, but you can’t criticise them, because otherwise the oil money and tax breaks stop. It’s sickening.

I know it makes no difference really, but is that legal? Could doctors not intervene? Could ICE be liable for death or injury incurred from deporting a citizen?

That’s some good praxis

I understand the inflation argument, but what gives crypto any value other than a) a relative value which is based on fiat currency anyway and b) the faith of the userbase in it?

Happy to help!