Even if that argument wasn’t complete BS (spoiler alert: it is, I hate git gud gatekeepers) why does it matter? At worse, people who use mods, might be degrading their own experience. But it is something they paid for and should therefore be able to experience it however they bloody well like.

An argument that I find curiously analogous to piracy, since they are also mentioning it.

“Well, you see, mods rob us of the opportunity to sell all these things that players have made. We simply cannot permit that loss of potential profits.” — Capcom

It’s pretty simple: They can’t profit from the solution to the problem “game “design choice (XP Boosters & resource packs) they created if you mod the problem out of the game yourself.

I see what they’re getting at, but it’s needlessly contentious.

And its proximate cause, humanity: Also a mistake.

Because she’s an attentionwhore and we, as a species, shouldn’t just platform everybody. It draws out all the narcisists.

Technological advancement was a mistake.  We’d all be better off as hunter gatherers.

Well, personally speaking I’m more inclined to dislike someone who’s clearly exploiting people who have deepseated mental health problems than to dislike the people with those problems, so that’s probably part of it!

The author of this article seems to confuse bacteria and yeast. I used to homebrew so I have a fairly good understanding of how brewing works. To me it sounds like they are using her bacteria to create a sour Belgian-style ale. The thing that gives those types of beers their interesting “tang” is bacteria in addition…

It really cannot be said enough: the internet was a mistake. 

Last i heard, Teslas lose about 12% of their battery capacity over 200,000 miles. That doesn’t seem too bad.

Yes, which is one of the reasons why EV adoption is happening quicker in Europe. 

“Only 8%”

“The Wall Street Journal also reported that Ford Motor was considering cutting a work shift at the plant where it builds its electric F-150 Lightning pickup as demand for the truck falters.”

We’re certainly behind Norway (who is at 90%+), but you can thank bizarre American politics and rampant deliberate misinformation for that.

Quite misleading, Toyota’s EV sales suck because their EV sucks and is not competitive.

MotorTrend seems to be generally pro-EV.

When did Jalop get such a weird, albeit slight, anti EV stance?