If you worked as a tradesman for example (e.g. electrician or plumber) and your employer brought you on board because Wal-Mart made a contract with your employer.

Stop licking the boots of corporations that would eagerly smother you for twenty cents. 

They’re protesting the cunts who fucked them over.

Yeah - I just can’t fathom Kiryu with a different voice. I’ve also made a career as a voice actor, so am pretty well-atuned to strong performances; the VO of the series has always been excellent in a cheesy, pulpy way.

“Key feature”?

People play this in English?

Steam doesn’t use NFTs or a blockchain. They use a regular old database, which is a far better tool for this sort of thing.

Because you are getting in on the ground floor. This is how to decentralize and disrupt the establishment. The line can only go up. Its on the crypto blockchain which is the future of everything.  No more banks, no more taxes, no more government, no more gelato.  This is happening.  Don’t be a beta.

Down by the river in a van 

Whenever an article critical of NFTs was posted back in the day people would come out of the woodwork defending how valuable and revolutionary they would be and how you just “didn’t get it”. Where are those people now?

A good and expected result.  Now can we never talk about them again?

Our company (a major aerospace company) is trying the same hardball tactics and it’s definitely not worked out well for the company. So far on my team alone (of 16 people), 7 people have walked. And walked into jobs that paid better and guaranteed remote work.

Crazy that any time this dork goes out in public he’s massively booed. Almost like no one likes him outside his twitter blue check  bubble.

Remember, Elon: these guys can’t all be pedos.

No matter how many boos he hears out loud, nothing is going to be louder than the cheers he hears in his own head.

Crossgen (and Malibu fwiw) will never see the light of day again, as both companies had contracts that the creators of the characters get paid for the characters any time they get published.

Heaven forbid creators get paid for their work....

“Paramount’s looking to shop the six-episode show around to other buyers.”? Um, isn’t there a streaming service owned Paramount that needs content?

That gives me an idea for an all new kind of reality TV for the upcoming season:

So, Disney spent millions to buy the rights to the books and to make the show. And now, amidst strikes that have shut down the industry and crippled the content pipeline so much that they’re actually showing their Disney Plus shows on regular TV, they decide to try to sell it instead of just releasing it to give their…

Every time a company cancels a show or movie that’s already been made, I want to slap them across the face.