Wow, bad faith argument much?

I’m not sure where you think you are - but this is a video game blog talking about a video game. The focus is going to - naturally - be on the goddamn NEW video game. Not books, not rando HP merchandise, not universal studios.

Anyone boycotting this game for this reason is likely doing the…

I like how you just assume these kids are just out doing it all on their own. Quick! Don’t let dad catch me transitioning!

GTFO with your faux righteousness.  Especially when there are plenty of teens out there being forced to ruin their lives via a pregnancy they don’t want.  

I wouldn’t go so far as to say he changed music forever.. but he certainly started a craze. Frankly, the worst part about the auto-tune backlash is the fact that he really can sing, but that just gets overshadowed by the technology debate.

Changed music forever might be a bit hyperbolic, but your reaction to that statement makes you sound either incredibly old, or too young to be on the internet unsupervised.

I can almost guarantee that Microsoft still employs this under the covers at times.  Mostly because I’m 99% sure every publicly traded corporation actually does this.  Particularly when they’ve been mandated to cut operating costs (aka, lay people off).

“Unless Mr Tate actually and truly hates women, beats them senseless, openly says he hates women, disrespects them through lies, and is in love with men. Calling him a Misogynist is not the right adjective for Mr Tate.”

Thank you for saying this. I know this was supposed to be a “safe” seat, but the Dems truly didn’t even try in this case. Yes, Republicans will vote for anyone - but the fact that this guy got elected before all this came out is completely and totally on the Democrats - it was out there, use it!

I think you slightly underestimate the legal requirements for a large-ish company that has users across a wide swath of the world. You could very well need at least one GC for each of those categories for every Geo in which you operate. Regulatory-heavy areas like the EU might require more. Then there are individual…

The irony is that in the corporate world you are often simultaneously over AND understaffed. Special projects get an unreasonable amount of funding and headcount, while bread-and-butter teams are near skeleton-crews.

Surprise, surprise. Sadly he didn’t even manage to learn enough to change his mind about twitter only needing to be “50 people”.

Twitter probably can’t get down to less than 50 LAWYERS, much less 50 employees. Even the idea of only 50 engineers is patently ridiculous. You’re going to need that many people to just…

Am I the only one that wonders why the original X-Wing and expansions always get ignored in favor of TIE Fighter?

Yes, TIE Fighter was a general improvement over the original but beyond being able to play unapologetically as the Empire it wasn’t nearly as revolutionary as X-wing was.

It’s fine to prefer TIE Fighter,…

Sort of - but to an extent you could leverage those same critiques on almost any large publicly traded corporation, particularly tech companies. He’s even self-aware enough to admit that he could have done more to try to steer things but was too busy off being an engineer.

It happens all the time in the corporate…

I was going to say that - bare minimum - the latter group drives blissfully unaware that there are other people on the road.

That (D) after her name is literally the only reason she got my vote in the general election in the first place. She’s done very little to make me happy about her position beyond that.

She most certainly didn’t get my vote in the primary, especially given her awfully Republican-looking voting record in the house.

Maybe a bit... but more likely it’s the fact that Warnock’s win was threatening to take the camera off of her - and it seems to be like she’s just got to be the center of attention.

She’s pretty full of herself for someone that was seated based on her primary qualification, which was... *checks notes*... oh yes, NOT…

Yeah, any game with people bunny-hopping or crouch-spamming while still being able to accurately shoot drives me a bit crazy.

Suuuure Sammy, it was the leak that makes you an assassination target - not the brazenly partisan rolling back of freedoms for 50+ percent of the population. Not the palpable glee in your finally getting to throw away all precedent. Not the making a mockery of what is supposed to be an independent judiciary that…

I remember having to save up $90 of allowance in order to finally buy Ogre Battle on the Super Nintendo.. and I’m pretty sure Street Fighter 2 Turbo cost me 70 dollars.

Not saying higher prices is a good thing.. but I am saying that I think we’ve been spoiled by relatively “standard” lower prices for the last - oh - 2…

Oh please. It’s pretty easy to argue that this a gift provided exclusively within the confines of the marital contract - which they are in the middle of dissolving.

If it were up to me she would be well within her rights to demand them back even if they were still married - though I certainly would question the health …

There are already some (bad) non-federal precedents in place.

Just look at the Arizona state supreme court.. the Repubs deliberately expanded+stacked it and even use it to invalidate citizen-approved ballot initiatives without subjecting the legislature to that same sort of scrutiny.