I can’t stand Elon but holy crap the obvious anti-tesla bias on this site gets old

The idea that you’ll only be able to move from park to reverse to drive via a touchscreen is maybe the dumbest thing I’ve ever heard of in any car. 

Pretty poor, Jalopnik...

Elephant in the room:

“As creatives obviously, by going digital-only it does allow us more time to polish the game,” Rowley told Eurogamer. “Like, a significant amount of weeks actually. Because otherwise, the game that goes on the disc, obviously it has to be playable without a patch.”

The first two seasons of Picard can also be used as coasters.

Yeah. I’m US-ican born in 80 who grew up w/ JRPG only meaning RPG made by a Japanese company and Western RPG meaning ‘rent if you’re desperate’.

Isn’t it sort of...i dunno, *implied* that anything from 2006 is going to be “of it’s time?” I’m not excusing the content of what’s said but like, gaming in the early 00' ain’t exactly the most inclusive hobby.

“Hopefully, I shouldn’t have to explain the fuckery of stereotyping”

Oh, thanks for clarifying.  I understand now. You’re saying someone should decide what decorative items we’re allowed to have in our homes. Some decorative items are too frivolous for us to have.

You’re right.  We need the government to . . . distribute Funko Pops . . . that people don’t want.

Tulips would like a word.

Groomer is not a word that’s been used to attack the rights of LGBTQ.

There is absolutely a reason for customs damaging this product. Their jobs are to look for drugs, weapons, or any other type contraband, and they can’t physically see what is inside the box, so they have no choice but to break it open to verify what’s in it. “Trust me dude, it’s fine” is not a acceptable excuse. For…

Yup, its just bouncing goal posts to promote controversy to sell ads.

A year ago the hate was about not wanting an accent.

You’re not wrong in that regard but you’re moving goalposts. Just because the system *should* be better to make DMCA unnecessary doesn’t mean that DMCA doesn’t currently have some good uses, which is what people have provided to you per your request.

DMCA basically allows services like YouTube to exist in the first place.

If you run a site that allows user-generated content, such as say a Mastodon instance, and you have registered a designated agent to receive DMCA reports, you are immune to liability for any copyright infringement done by users.

Speaking as an attorney that works with Japanese companies a lot, there are 2 areas of law where Amerian and Japanese law differ A LOT.