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Regardless of lawsuits or whatever, when someone buys something, it should be theirs forever.
Whew, for a second I thought that said "Cybertruck".
I've had Cyberpunk nearly since it came out but just couldn't get into it. I need to get that expansion and give it another shot.
I've had Cyberpunk nearly since it came out but just couldn't get into it. I need to get that expansion and give it another shot.
Jivaro wrote on Apr 29, 2025, 13:09:
As I look back on how much I loved the original Borderlands.....I never would have guessed how little excitement a 4th one would generate. I couldn't even get myself to finish the 3rd one.
I think I played a few hours in the 3rd one and it just really felt exactly the same, ho hum. I just couldn't get into it.
Trump's little foray into blowing up the world economy is going to cause everything to go up. Now he's stating he's going to place massive tariffs on the medicine we import (which is a massive amount of medicine).
And no charges will be filed.
My mom (she's elderly) was just told her "deal" with Comcast is up and she'd be paying around $250 a month for internet, TV. She called them up and she got that lowered to $125. That's a better deal, but still not as good as paying $50-$60 for internet than $10-$15 a month for 1-3 streaming services.
There are 4 options. One or all may be true at once. 1. Donald Trump is a complete imbecile. 2. Donald Trump is a Russian asset. 3. Donald Trump is purposely cutting oversight, jobs, social safety nets and ushering in a depression/recession in order to create an unstable country that will have riots and unrest, in order to enact martial law and cancel elections in 2028. 4. Donald Trump and Musk are tanking the economy so that the oligarchs can buy up stocks, competitors, land, homes for cheap.
At this point it should be obvious Musk and Trump are intentionally crashing the economy (Musk said they would) so that the oligarchs can buy up companies, homes, stocks, etc. for cheap. Doesn't matter to them if millions of people lose their jobs.
Crypto reserve? Hopefully Congress grows a spine before Trump actually does bankrupt the USA.
I like to say, "There's a reason Putin and Russia provided material aid to Trump's elections, and it's not because he's good for America."
"AI isn't as lucrative as people expected" - Nvidia shoots up. "Crypto falls" - Nvidia shoots up. "Nvidia bungles release of 5 series" - Nvidia shoots up.
We went from CPU coolers to memory coolers, hard drive coolers, motherboard coolers and now...power cord coolers.
"famous for spicy food and pandas—had sought to lure in tourists over the Lunar New Year holiday with promotional photos featuring thick layers of snow blanketing the roofs of log cabins." Sorry, you said spicy food and pandas? I don't give a crap about snow cabins, sign me up!
"Carpenter was found to have "qualified immunity" from prosecution as a government employee because, although he violated Olson's Fourth Amendment rights, the law remained unclear in 2019" Wow...
Cutter wrote on Feb 8, 2025, 22:16:
Ever borrow a book from a library? Ever loan someone a book? By that rationale you're a thief as well. Human advancement comes with shared, free knowledge.
That's just saying anything digitally created should be free. That the hundreds of hours someone spends writing a book, making music, creating art or a computer program/game is somehow less valuable than the hours someone spends painting a house or mowing a lawn.
And as others have said, the library has to buy the book, and at least for digital books, they pay a fairly high premium, usually 3-5x more than the digital cost of the book if you were to buy it, because they are basically renting it out and the author and publisher needs to recoup some cost (and not all books are automatically just available at libraries, publishers and authors can limit how their books are sold so they don't go to libraries or online lending sites).
And they'll likely face zero consequences, especially with this administration. If this had been a person, who'd torrented millions of movies, they'd probably be facing some kind of ridiculous fine like 500 billion dollars. But somehow corporations are "people" until it comes to facing the law.
So apparently EA is living in lala land as far as to why it flopped.
So Elon Musk, who was not elected, is not in charge of any real government agency, was not vetted or approved by Congress, has not passed a background or security clearance is breaking into government systems, locking out the employees, and stealing the data of US citizens, and no one can stop him?
Riahderymnmaddog wrote on Feb 1, 2025, 17:25:I'm still trying to figure this out. Musk apparently locked out officials from the government's payment system, which is used by the entire government and all Americans. Musk was not elected, is not head of any actual government agency, was not vetted or approved by Congress, and hasn't even had to pass a background check, yet he know has sensitive information about every American, our companies, contractors, allies.
Ohhh please. Stop pretending that Trump didn't put an illegal immigrant from Africa in charge without any sort of congressional approval. Trump loves the blacks and minority's, especially the white ones.
Woke, DEI, urban, etc...we all know what these are codewords for. No need prancing around it. And just saying it's bad doesn't cut it. Provide some proof.
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