“states rights” has always been a “red states rights” thing... and more pronounced when Dems hold congress/POTUS. really its just a “dems arent allowed to govern” thing. as a blue city resident in a red state the state loves to get involved with everything from our city parks to our zoning codes.

and, really, that doesn’t make a difference.

Uber is a company that says duck the laws and screw safety. The cut corners to the extreme. They are unabashedly reckless. This incident was expected.

smurf? whats that, someone who insta leaves if they get placed on the red team?

“partly because negative thoughts can sound ridiculous when we write them out.”

“They will pass the cost onto the consumer.”

cant expand lootboxes if people don’t buy lootboxes.

NOW USB’s great time to unionize. With unemployment at ~4% it’s harder for companies to find replacements. So a threat of firing ever union member is weaker. That’s why the WV teachers won.

Newegg is the only company Ive found to do it better than amazon butt their range is limited.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loot_box#History looks like my timeline is off. however i do think this line is important

i think the market for loot boxes got saturated quickly. the amount of players who would tolerate loot boxes was very limited to begin with, ie blizzard fan base. Publishers saw that Bliz was making all this money off lootboxes and thought they could do the same. but they forgot one important thing; they’re not…

shouldn’t it be easy to automatically identify some false reporting? like running a query to see if the players actually used the chat or if there was inflammatory language?

“I’d say mine looks about 640 pixels better”

part of the reason that Jr had a drinking problem was Fred’s if you’re not a winner you’re a loser mentality that he instilled in his kids. and when Jr fell on hard times Fred and Don treated him as such.

yeah its not great i have used lyft over the past month out of need. everytime i have I’ve left a 5$ tip making it to be a +50% tip.

there are 2 types of MMO players, the WoW player and GW players. i prefer the later.

you keep writing but i keep reading “15$ a month”

because then more people would know and more people would be angry and it would shut off a large profit sector for the industry.

i would say its broad because campaign expansions will be labeled the same as gambling.

i think that screen distance makes a difference.