An unkind person might desperately hope that the famous-for-being-famous personality has wasted three-and-a-half million of his limp-earned fortune on a bunch of faked cardboard.

Free to play is funny marketing language for Part time job. 

Yeah but they could literally do security and unique items based on the solution without NFTs.

NFTs solve nothing.

It excites share holders to see a buzzword, that they themselves may or may not understand, being attached to products.

“...reserve the most criticism over representation to the media that actually makes the attempt.”

Slurs are connected to oppression. White people are not oppressed for being white. 

I think the issue is that while we can see the distinction, Twitch doesn’t.

Is cracker even a slur? Is “honky” a slur?

Whether or not you want to admit it, cracker absolutely has negative connotations.

“Cracker” is as much a ‘slur’ as calling someone short.

The problem is, a human being is not in the best position to establish their relative position in punching up or punching down. Bias is going to play a big factor there

The fact is that yes, he used a slur. No, that’s never a good look.

Nothing false about it.  Nice attempt to use a big word, though.  

Not true. Words have historical contexts that shape their connotative meaning. “Cracker” has none of the (frankly despicable) historical context of systemic oppression that slurs like the n-word have. Words like the n-word were used to express white dominance over another race and culture. Words like “cracker” were…

This is 100% CG. It seems super obvious to me. 

I like to think I have a good eye for this stuff, and that is absolutely a CG Keanu we’re seeing. Seeing just a static image would have fooled me, but after seeing it in motion I can tell by the way he moves that it’s CG.

This isn’t a laws thing, though - it’s Google’s hamfisted content ID system which notoriously skews the balance in favour of creators and ignores fair uses

Well copywrite laws were written by copywrite holders and handed to politicians (along with campaign donations) to pass. Most our politicians don’t understand the internet and their concept of content is stuck back at recording the rerun of Grand Old Opry onto a VHS.

Oh yeah totally, I am sure it was a rocking success on black friday entirely due to popularity and price point and nothing to do with it being the only console ever in stock in stores.

It’s 2021, we can stop pretending that AAA games having free modes is done out of the goodness of someone’s heart and not because they’ve already planned on how to recoup any potential financial losses from that decisions through unreasonable grinds, exhorbitant microtransactions and exploitative practices.