There also needs to be a change to the way politicians get elected. It’s too much about currying the favor of the wealthy, too much about working at *staying* elected and not about doing a good job. Of course, all of that requires constitutionally codifying and enshrining VOTING RIGHTS...

There are problems with this — internal tools are often crude, and link to 3rd party, proprietary libraries and tools (a very common one is SpeedTree, for example), so there’s limits on what they *CAN* provide access to, and the added development time to streamline and refine the internal tools into something…

To the tyrants, equality is tyranny. And make no mistake, these oppressive, racist white ‘leaders’ are tyrants.

5 things? You mean other than the fact that she’s far more qualified than basically any judge Republicans have nominated over the last, oh, 30+ years?

Automated systems with no recourse, transparency, or accountability are bad?

It threw out more Democrat votes than Republican votes. In Texas, that’s ‘working as intended.’

Lest we forget, 70+ million horrible Americans thought their horrible president did such a great job that they wanted him to do it for another 4 years, and tried to start a revolution when they didn’t get what they wanted. Like it or not, this flaming pile of racist, white garbage is “America.”

I’d wager he has a “Rather be a Russian than a Democrat” sticker or poster somewhere in his possession, so I’d say he’d be getting exactly what he asked for.

White people, using laws they wrote specifically to allow them to seize things they didn’t own or earn, once again legally steal from poor and/or not-white people (bonus points if it’s both). It’s the ‘Merican way. But America isn’t racist or anything. No, sir. Not one bit.

“Respectful”

The problem is that there *is* some truth to the sentiment. America is *STILL* a deeply, systemically racist country. Granted, that won’t change by pretending the problem doesn’t exist, either. It’s the art of threading the needle, as it were. Illustrating the issue in a way that ‘passively racist’ masses can…

I’m sure a couple items on the list of ‘Divisive Concepts’ will include objective reality and the truth. These are VERY decisive concepts...for Republicans.

Dear FromSoft: take a page from Nintendo. He’s asking for money, he’s profiting off these pages and streams while damaging your product and brand value. Sue his ass until he whimpers in a corner for mercy.

Not that I have any say in it or whatever, but I would say, “Don’t do it.” The surest way to undermine whatever good she might have hoped to accomplish will go out the window if the company goes public. More specifically, consider who the majority of the IPO will be going to — the same people who *have* the majority…

On the one hand, the ‘never’ probably could have been in quotes, because it was so obvious who was getting threats. On the other hand, this kind of thing has devolved to the point that it *IS* so obvious that the ‘never’ really didn’t need quotes to be obviously sarcastic.

No kidding. American “justice” at its finest.

So an unidentified armed group burst into someone’s home unannounced in the middle of the night and...what exactly did the cops think would happen next? Armed intruders just broke into their fucking home! And yes, Minnesota allows people to legally use lethal force as a last resort.

...in which the company has to pay gaming companies...

The real problem here is how screwed-up copyright laws gives Nintendo *ANY* say in the matter in the first place.

Yeah, much of the environment assets shown are way too detailed for the PS1 to handle. It had a ‘modest’ throughput of ~12k polygons at 30fps.