Everything I’ve read was that Bannon was inspired by the GamerGate playbook, not that he orchestrated it himself. He was already involved in video game spaces through some business ventures so he was there to witness the growing reactionary video game space coming up organically as a response to culture as a whole…

It looks like a dog dragging its ass across the carpet.

Lol, you’re on the internet. Calm down bro. Imagine being an adult and calling people names. That’s shit I’ve taught my child not to do. The funny thing is, you’re most likely name calling another adult, and I’m pretty sure most of us became immune to that stuff after middle or maybe high school. You’re basically…

They can only live there because it’s been created to take tourist dollars, bitch.

Then what do those people have to complain about? It’s not like the race is going through Henderson; it’s right on the friggen Strip.  So if your living there to enjoy whatever else Vegas has to offer, just continue to avoid the Strip and the race will have virtually zero impact on you.

Lack of income taxes explains it all. Someone/something has to pay for stuff.

“No state income taxes” is literally only a thing because of Vegas events and casinos. You are both half ignorant. Congratulations.

Boo hoo. Las Vegas exists exactly because of nonsense like this, designed to extract money from tourists. Everyone that lives there IS THERE because of that fact and knows it. It’s not a city, it’s a venue. Locals whining about it is hypocritical. Tourists whining about it (and their non-F1 related vacations being…

How many rats per day do they suck up ?

Talk about job security.

Yeah. I just want to tap these guys on the shoulder and be like: “So when you were gaming out your plan, was there ever a scenario that didn’t involve jail time?”

I’m convinced that the editors of the AV Club sincerely have zero taste based on AAF’s cover of Smooth Criminal being on this list.

Will to Power fucking rules. This list is ass.

I’m surprised Houston PD hasn’t just sent a dozen patrol cars to loiter around the event ready to ticket or impound cars behaving badly. It seems like this would be an obvious way to fix the problem.

Yeah, I noticed it since it was first reported, which didnt really mention if they were working as direct contractors to Bioware or just part of another company that had a contract with Bioware (and now we know its the latter)

Maybe I’m missing something here, but this feels like it shouldn’t be allowed. If those people were actual BioWare employees, sure, but they’re not. They were employed by an outside company that contracted with BioWare.

Yes, but have you factored in the distributed skin cancer costs across humanity that we all pay as the price for your personal fusion reactor blanketing the entire planet in radiation? Eh?

BURN DINOSAURS FOR MURRICA

I can’t get over the fact that someone got halfway through this and then saw it through. How would you not stop and ask yourself what the fuck you’re doing at the midway point? It somehow manages to be well-executed and absolutely terrible at the same time.

I certainly agree with and am not at all surprised by this finding.

n software development, just adding or having more people working on a project doesn’t mean a project will be done faster or be more stable, in fact it can very well cause the project to take longer.