Why, when the last sentence is not praising pirates, but simply stating a fact?

Did you read the article?
Reverse engineered code is not piracy. Also, to be able to play GTA with this code you still need the original game.
Reporting on developers making unlawful DMCA claims is certainly important, which is what this is really about.

The L.A. Times piece is essentially a list of stories about how women were disappointed that they were asked to do nude scenes, Franco was annoyed, rinse and repeat.

The homogenization of profit, where creativity goes to die. 

Lived long enough to become the villain, I see

He should smile more, and learn to take a joke

Shrill, right?

Plus he’s super bossy.

I’ve been stalking him and telling him he looks like a rotting mackerel but that seems to make him uncomfortable too. You can’t win with this guy!

I like Henry Cavill, but I’m worried that he’s too emotional to handle a leadership position (especially at a certain time of the month).

I don’t understand this post and won’t respond to it.

You’re right, Nintendo would have no idea about this project without browsing Kotaku, and the creators of the project want it to be such a big secret that they made a ten minute video about it and posted it on a public forum to advertise it.

I mean, I couldn´t even start the game without installing a mod for it, so I would definitely say that there was nothing harsh about the criticism for it being unplayable.

If the game is not optimized, and not configurable without mods, then it seems like the article is pretty spot on.

“You also still have this weird obsession with the idea that physical collectibles have more inherent value than digital.”

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If you’re going to claim someone hasn’t suffered much if they’re not empathetic to a “let ‘em die” approach to the covid vaccine rollout, then you’re probably going to get a response from someone pointing out that they’ve suffered plenty and it hasn’t impeded on their ability to see those living in red states as…

My piece was calling out a strain of callousness that liberals exude re: people in red states and their access to lifesaving vaccines. The commenter said that if you can’t understand where the “let em all die” take is coming from, you must not have suffered as much as many people have, and proceeded to offer examples…

My argument was already made clear in the original piece: I don’t care what someone’s politics are or the politics of the person who runs the state or whether they wore a mask all the time or not. Get people vaccinated.

Woman also thankfully wasn’t given a job because she spent a decade lobbying for military contractors and middle eastern nations to democratic politicians.