TIE Fighter is #1 on the list, this means that the list is correct and no further rankings are needed.

I just don’t get why this is something to be outraged over. The streamers offered a service where, for money, you can have a bot read a message to their room of viewers. They didn’t put any stipulations on it or anything like that. Then they get upset because the entity buying that service is too rich and they think…

I’m no fan of fast food or big companies but the article makes it sound like people just have a robot that will repeat anything you want for $3. are trolling messages, slurs, porn ads, company bots spamming ads not the most obvious first step of a system like that? that’s like exploiting the workers at subway by…

This outrage is utter nonsense. If you’re willing to set up a system where a $5 payment results in a message being read aloud during your stream, you can’t turn around and complain when it gets used.

This doesn’t seem like a big deal to me. In fact it seems like a classic win-win. These streamers a letting people pay to say whatever they want on their stream. Their whole shtick is antics like this.

twitch donations have always been abusable. by other streamers, by trolls and racists, by companies. Broadcasting donations has always been at the discretion of the streamer. Policing donations is just standard practice. If an ad agency gives you money you’re under no obligation to broadcast them. Just take their…

I have to go to lunch, but let me just add this. All I’ve done here is give my opinion and now you’ve given yours. Yet for some reason I’m naive and a wanna be ACLU lawyer and you’re... what? Fighting the good fight or some other BS? Please. IMO (<—- READ THIS) what is happening here is the equivalent of “protestor…

If you want to get technical that just says Congress can’t make any laws abridging free speech.  No such thing has happened here.  And I’m not sure why admitting my interpretation could be wrong is somehow naive?  That makes no sense.  

You could argue that unlike Trump’s/AoC’s twitter accounts, the Army/Navy twitch streams are not forums for political speech, but rather apolitical gaming entertainment. I don’t think Knight’s holding would prevent Trump blocking a person from an account from which he only tweets family photos.

“However, despite both the Army and Navy engaging in conduct that, according to the ACLU, violates viewers’ constitutional rights to speech, Twitch has not put a stop to the bans. When asked about this, a Twitch representative pointed Kotaku to a section of the platform’s FAQ on bans and suspensions, which says that…

I think it would’ve looked better had the cases been black:

The big white rectangle will be a convenient place for price stickers.

Why in the world would a prescription be necessary for a game? Is the game harmful if misused? The only reason to require medical authorization for something is because it’d be dangerous to sell to people who don’t need it for a legitimate medical purpose. We call these things “controlled substances.” This is a video…

Requiring a prescription sounds scummy. I mean, I can imagine it being an approved therapy, but requiring further regulation like a physical chemical just seems like a way to squeeze money out of parents. 

Lost attention and didn’t finish the video. Seems it doesn’t do much for ADD.

The existence and affordability of eneloops hs invalidated arguments in favour in internal batteries since 2005.

If you buy some Eneloops, there’s no question about having batteries “on hand.” They’re just a thing you own that are literally always there.

I was about to post the exact same thing. I got one of those Eneloop packs that come in the blue storage case. It’s got enough batteries that I’ve got them in two Xbox One controllers (one for the actual Xbox, one for my PC) with a backup set for both controllers. When they run out (which takes far longer than my…

It is though. Plus Eneloops are vastly superior to the batteries in the DS4. Vastly. The first DS4s had 1000 mAh batteries. You can also buy 1300 and 2000 mAh packs if you want to go through the hassle of opening your controllers and replacing the built in packs.

buy a 4 pack of eneloops with charger for 8 dollars and never have to worry about an xbox controllers power for the next decade.