It's such an unfathomably bad idea to pirate things on company servers
I mean the eff can only do so much to defend people who didn't even fucking bother in the slightest to defend themselves and just rolled over at every turn
The devs just completely folded to some bogus copyright claims against their extentions
The problem, at least to me, is the wildly inconsistent application of the rules. Plenty of streamers have gotten bans for inappropriate content for far, far less than this, and been told to shove it when they tried to appeal. I can guarantee you nobody would be up in arms over this if twitch just treated it as a free for all, and didn't care if people streamed tits. The problem is that it isn't, and lots of people get banned, while the big thirst streamers get given a free pass on everything
Also, If this goes through, the "banned games" list is going to need some real pruning.
In a similar vein, I love my ps vita. Hacked, it's an absolutely amazing console, and is able to boast the "actually fits in my pocket" award.
Prices don't make sense because you, as a regular person, don't see the overwhelming majority of what contributes to them.
For instance, I figure you aren't particularly familiar with the output quantity of various semiconductor factories around the world, the overall percentage that are good enough for high end computers, and how many different companies around the world need them for their products, and in what quantity. Or even on the consumer end, how different use cases effect demand, along with how the various brands stack up against each other in their current offerings.
I’m 25 years old.
No. The answer is no. Unless you were exclusively looking to date leonardo dicaprio, 25 is not too old
It feels like they're some of the most obnoxious people on the planet because somehow whenever there's one of them saying dumb shit, there's like 5 more to jerk them off.
“I’m making 50k”. Great, now I have to guess - dollars? Monthly? Yearly? If yearly then what’s the monthly paycheck? Net? Gross?
Unless you just stepped of your alien spaceship and have never interacted with societal conventions before, these are all fairly consistent. If you're in a country, you're almost certainly getting paid in the local currency. Annual pay is typically listed for various reasons though tradition is a big one, your pay period will also be specified whether monthly, weekly, two weeks, or whatever, and it's listed before taxes since the business has no clue what your personal income tax looks like.
And on the contrary, what makes sense about monthly that doesn't about yearly? I don't get paid monthly, and years to 2 week pay periods is far easier than months to 2 week pay periods.
I hate the term review bombing. Because guess what. Any review not left under false premises is an entirely legitimate opinion on the media. If someone thinks a movie or game is bottom of the barrel trash because of some small aspect, they're entirely within their right to have that opinion, and it's no less legitimate than someone who likes it more.
I mean admins will just delete it like every other time someone they don't like attempts to participate in r/place
I'm sorry but I refuse to switch to an emulator that is not named after a citrus.