So when they shut down Ryujinx and Yuzu, was it basically “Stop running this emulator or we will ruin your lives with legal bills”?

And calling someone bby obviously means “baked beans, yum”.

Honestly, every time I have successfully dieted for any meaningful length of time, it just started on a random day.

Last time it was a random Friday in February. I stuck to it til the following September and lost about 50 pounds. I’ve put a lot of that back on, so maybe today’s the next one.

It happens in every industry: the passionate people who got in it for the love of the field get replaced by the people who got in it for the lucrative business opportunity. Experts get replaced by salesmen.

So grows the backlog.

Put the hat on other parts of his body. Problem solved.

I’m not a gun person, but it seems to me like anyone who claims they can shoot down a drone with a rifle is also revealing themselves to not be a gun person.

If we’re referring to restricting who can use your IPs as a form of quality control, I can see where you’re coming from. I fail to see how jealously guarding consumers from accessing games released years ago has anything to do with the quality of what they release today.

I’m no expert, but I think it’s also a quirk of how copyright law works in Japan. Apparently if you don’t consistently restrict other people from using your stuff, you weaken your case when you DO try to stop it.

No matter how you pander, the Chinese market doesn’t want your pizzas either, domino’s.

“Before we go… Can I have your autograph? I’m a big fan.”

~Death, probably.

They’re so ahead of the times!

Who’s to say you can’t get conscripted out of prison to die in the climate wars?

Sees the same guy posting this image across multiple instances

Not sure if karma farming or stochastic terrorism…

Do you hear that, Mr. Anderson? That is the sound of inevitability.

Never played the OG, but I’ve played the remaster and you can definitely select more than 1 unit.

I have. But, in construction engineering, that expectation is pretty commonplace. To be fair, they offered straight pay for OT. I’ve never heard of anyone giving time and a half for it.

Well that’s nice. I’ve worked multiple salaried positions where the unspoken rule obviously was “We can’t explicitly tell you to work more than 40 hours per week, we’re just going to strongly imply that you have no potential for advancement here if you don’t put in extra time.”

Well shit, wish they’d posted it before black Friday. It was only an AIO.

Edit: Cancelled. It was the wrong size, anyway. Sad I’m not gonna have a small LCD on the right one, though. NZXT was by far the cheapest in that respect.

We’re apes, not monkeys, though.