So Amazon made a game where humans are driven to maddening amounts of labor to justify their meager earnings as automation slowly destroys them, huh

As a recovering FF11 player (Played six years), bots are a plague in any game, but they were a huge problem that became even bigger as while they started out simply hogging mining points or clusters of them non-stop fishing but then slowly learned the game and given how a half-way organized Linkshell could control…

Keto Crotch.

... what does this have to do with the camera app?

Google Store offers 0% financing over 2 years and it comes unlocked.

To make things a little more clear: on NES Tetris, pieces almost instantly get stuck to the stack. You don’t have the long grace period of more recent Tetris games that allow you to slide the piece around on the stack. Also, the horizontal speed of the pieces when you hold a direction is very poor compared to the…

“...some users who are used to jumping between multiple Gmail accounts.”

You’ve just described an ideal use case for incognito mode.

They know the teleporter has a trigger because if you turn noclip on, you can walk into the wall to activate it. You just can’t do so by walking against the wall. So, you notice at one point that when you’re pushed against the wall, your viewpoint is slightly closer than when walking, add a spark of genius, and...

Whether or not something is a bug really depends on the intention of the developer. If they always intended for the teleported to not work unless you are pushed onto it, it’s not a bug. If the teleporter was intended to never work but was made to work, it is a bug. It sounds from the reaction of the developer like…

That’s exactly why Ness is Ness.

I have literally called them the “Ness” and the “Sness” my entire life. It boggles my mind that you’d call them anything else.

I always thought that’s why Ness is Ness

This problem with iPhoto was near or at the top of reasons I switched from iPhone to a Pixel 2 last year.

I’ve always hated this about iCloud, which is why even though I’m an iPhone user of a decade now, I don’t rely on it to back up anything other than my phone settings. I don’t understand why Apple would think a service that doesn’t let you delete an image off your phone without deleting it off their cloud service…

Thanks for explaining this. It’s still pretty confusing though. Not your fault. I’ve got my Pixel and Google Photos so everything works as expected which makes me happy.

the pack of gum metaphor is flawed, though, and you even address that in your post. a physical product has the element of materials/scarcity, a download does not. i still think piracy is kinda wack if you can afford to buy games, but art is as much a part of the human condition as food, and especially in these times…

Well, I do feel the need to make a certain distinction: Actual theft results in an immediate financial loss — the cost to produce and ship the stolen product. Copyright infringement does not incur any immediate cost on the manufacturer/retailer. It is a potential lost sale, whereas actual piracy is even worse than a…

You aren’t wrong, but the corollary to the acceptance of digital goods as commodities must be the evolution of the transaction system to offer a fair market structure for a commodity with no restriction on manufacture or reproduction. As an example, the early days of ebooks saw some publishers charge equal prices for…