...because the dumpster fire formerly known as twitter is owned by a sociopathic, nazi, drug-addicted, potmark-faced mentally-disabled methhead kkk freak. That’d be a ridiculously easy question even for the $200 square on Jeopardy

Adin Ross just might be the dumbest human being in a community of blisteringly dumb human beings

“It’s as if a million 13-year-old boys cried out at once and were suddenly silenced.”

“Eugen Vidineac, the Tates’ counsel, said there’s “no truth” to what Ross read live, ardently expressing the brothers’ intent to “actively [participate] in the legal process” in order to defend their reputation.”

I watched the H3 content court episode about Adin Ross and he comes across as the kind of people who doesn’t have real friends, just people he associates with and find useful.

It’s early yet, but I alreadyt say best news of the week.

“Games are genuinely cheap as modern entertainment goes. It’s all the other shit sucking up disposable income that’s making them feel expensive.”

Ha ha, NO, it’s the fact that incomes haven’t kept up with inflation that’s making them feel expensive. Games are not cheap compared to how much people make. A lot of people…

Super Mario World is just perfect. It’s the ultimate distillation of everything the SMB series brought to video gaming. The level designs are inspired and endlessly inventive. The movement is intuitive, but very deep (you can do SO MUCH with the cape!) The character designs are filled with personality. There are…

“It began when Boeing took over Mcdonnell-Douglas and transplanted their board and C-suite into Boeing’s, effectively making it a MDD takeover of Boeing when it was actually Boeing that actually bought MDD.”

The whole “awarding stock to executives aligns management with the shareholders” always makes me laugh. They weren’t already aligned?

This MBA agrees. I worked in DoD acquisition and took great joy in calling out vendors’ bullshit because I could accurately predict their behaviors and excuses.

The effects of stock buy-backs rests solely in the reduced funds going into R&D and rather into the pockets of shareholders. The general public is led to falsely believe in the stability of a companies future relative to the marginal positive effect of higher valuations.

MBA

Somebody put it brilliantly in another comment on a previous article:

“We went to business school” pretty much sums up things right now, throughout history. Everyone is an expert, right Idiocracy?

I dont mean to make this overtly political, but over the past 40 years, one political party in particular has been using social wedge issues to win elections.  That includes telling a portion of the country they should never have to feel even remotely sorry about anything, no matter how awful the behavior is.  That…

“Nobody comes to work in video game development trying to make anyone angry,”

“Toxic divisions are tearing our families and our society apart. I want to help bring sanity and civility to the public discussion.”

I love these clowns talking about democracy as if they actually like it. The GOP are the worst fuckers ever at voting rights so it cracks me up every time. It’s like Helldivers 2 but instead of bugs they are talking about brown people.