Ganbat

I've seen a few that delete their stuff after the month and never release it again. IIRC, at least one of them was making relatively huge cash per month and only ever released cropped previews publicly, so that one was definitely what I'd call predatory, but that is just the most extreme case I've seen. I hate that false scarcity works so well.

Oh God, the image for that article is fucking shirtless Kylo Ren.

Traitor: one who betrays another's trust or is false to an obligation or duty

This is Merriam-Webster's first definition of Traitor. Under this definition, she fits.

Technically right because it was a civil case rather than a criminal case. He was found liable for sexually abusing and defaming E. Jean Carroll.

Then why are you commenting?

the only other viable explanation is that he’s an empty bobble head that invites on as many conservatives voices to nod along with as they can.

You might be onto something there.

I've never had a system, Windows or Linux, that didn't feel like this.

Wait, single core ten years ago? That doesn't sound right to me. I could swear single-core processors where pretty much dead by, like, 2008.

I wasn't trying to make it sound normal, I just genuinely couldn't remember the details.

I think it's bad parenting. The loud, obnoxious ones who can't be bothered to keep an eye on little Schlemmy, so they sit him in front of the ~~TV~~ computer for hours. And when he inevitably comes across something he shouldn't, is that their fault for not paying enough attention and making sure he uses appropriate sites? Of course not.

Same shit different generation.

> The highest budget ever for a video game
> 12 years of development
> Crowdfunding
> Microtransactions
> Still not enough money
> Still not complete

To you, I, by seeing that something is clearly wrong with this picture, am the one who is coping while you, who is vehemently denying what is right in front of you, is not?

Lol, okay buddy.

Yep. IIRC, they also released the game's photo mode on exactly the same day the devs came forward about this, hoping it would overtake search results and hide what happened from the public.