All of those examples cite getting something for free which drives me insane in the customer service industry. There is a warranty they provide you. You’ve leveraged it. There is no reason to expect it to be lifetime when it very clearly doesn’t purport itself to be such. Just because they’re not cannibalizing their…

I don’t think they did anything wrong. It was an overreation. They have every right to

Why were they forced to take it down? Insulting a brutal dictator is perfectly

Or for $0 you can put a lizard carcass in your microwave and wait for it to spawn a fully mutated real life godzilla.

You deserve a kick to balls.  But I hope you get diarrhea instead.

Zack didn’t come to your job and knock the dick out of your mouth. Show the same courtesy.

just stopping by to tell you you’re a dumb asshole, byeeeeeeeee

Fat jokes are fun! 

The problem (beyond his obvious incompetence) is he reverse-Hobbited the story. You can’t cram three movies worth of story into one movie any more than you can stretch one movie’s worth of story across three.

Great article.

Alright. Go ahead and draw a diagonal line on any Surface device. I dare you. Go do it. Without line smoothing on please. Thank you.

Better than a tablet imho. And by “drawing experience” I’m talking about how the pencil feels and responds to input. He just flamed out on me without even reading my post. So weird. I’ve never encountered an Adobe fanboy before. First time for everything...

I have yet to find a comparable drawing experience to iPad Pro and Apple Pencil. It’s just unbeatable. And with Astropad and Luna Display I don’t even see the point in entertaining Wacom anymore. I would like a 20 inch iPad Pro though. So like Apple, get to work on that.

Wacom’s more expensive models have less “gap” between the pen and the cursor. But man, iPads really do a fantastic job in that department. input lag in Procreate on iPad is fantastic, especially on the iPad Pros with 120hz screen.

With Astropad you can mirror your Mac to your iPad, so you can work directly in Photoshop et al. It’s pretty slick.

“Two Guild Wars 2 narrative designers, Jessica Price and Peter Fries, were fired after Jessica attacked a well-established community member for asking a questions, shouted sexism, and refused to back down. This led people to dig into her Twitter page and realize she frequently posts opinions that ArenaNet does not…

There’s some confusion, I think, among some people I’ve seen talk about who want to suggest that a developer needs to always be accessible and willing to endure anything because the “work for gamers” or whatever. That’s certainly not true and I don’t begrudge any developer or worker who pushes back against that.

think the big thing to establish is that she’s not obligated to reply, which I think we both probably agree on.

Does anybody think she was obliged to reply?  If she simply ignored the tweet, would anyone have been up in arms?  I doubt it.  She was criticized for her reply, not her non-reply

Yeah, this. It wasn’t a perfect game but it’s fun, memorable, and challenging. To top it off, the article only mentions anything even SLIGHTLY related to the headline twice... that it’s using a “tired damsel trope” and that the princess gets squished by a cartoon cow.