“If I can’t be the best, I sure as hell can be the worst!”

I thought 90% market share was doing that.

Thought so. This has “dickhead’s neighbour finally finds a law that will stick” written all over it.

Someone below pointed out (I think it was Bob) from the comments that this particular guy has far more than these 2 cars sitting in his driveway. If what the commenter said is true, any sympathy I had for the guy is gone. He might be exactly what the law wants to prevent: people amassing a collection of cars on and…

Ha!! I live around the corner from this guy!!!

As interesting as these games have looked, I’m really glad I haven’t given them any money. If you can’t support consoles better than that, don’t release console versions. Same applies in reverse (looking at you, Rocksteady and Batman).

The worst part is this piece of shit is on sale and promoted on Xbox one dashboard at the moment... it should a been pulled from the store

You do realize that one of the issues was unregulated CS:GO gambling by people not of age to do so? There’s a definite audience for the game which is under the age that you would be allowed to gamble in any casino. Yet, they can use real money to gamble over video game items. Is it somehow fine to gamble underage on…

I like to think of Valve fans and supporters of having Stockholm syndrome.

Its a little late because Valve never had a reason to make this decision. Now that they’re in legal trouble, everyone’s gonna get on the bandwagon to blame Valve for allowing a gambling service. Valve is saying they make no direct profit from these sites, but thats absolute baloney. Every video, every dollar people…

While Valve may have never directly received revenue from these illegal gambling operations, they have profited massively from the inflated value of and increased demand for skins... Now that shit has started to hit the fan, they finally try to distance themselves from this. You aren’t fooling anyone Valve (should’ve…

“Valve: We Only Do Something If We Face Litigation”

Valve always does the right thing after they’ve pissed everyone off. I knew they’d come around.

They probably don’t. Also I don’t consider a backup a backup until you have successfully restored your system once with it.

That's what happens when you investigate Major Drop Table.

Yeah...if you’re storing data on large criminal investigations (or are in fact doing anything important) you’ll probably be wanting to keep some backups

That a freaking military contractor has zero redundancy or disaster recovery should be grounds for them to lose their contract.

Some of the information, like investigations into possible sexual assaults, may have been backed up elsewhere

LeBron James wears 23

Americans average about 20 miles a day and there are about 0.4 accidents per 100000 miles driven in this country. That means less than .01% of drivers are likely to be in an accident on any given day. Since we drive a lot more than most other countries, it’s likely to go down if you count worldwide.