Except the people initially reacting to it had no prior knowledge that the slur is in the game.

This machine seems driven by nostalgia. The problem is, how many people are actually nostalgic for the Intellivision? I own a Model 1, with over 40 carts and an Intellivoice module to go with it.

Yeah same; I thought it would definitely be one where you had to try to hear it, but uhhh. I agree that it’s almost certainly unintentional, but it’s also wild to think no one on the sound team heard it.

It does make sense. I mean, based on current real world information, racists are among the group least likely to seek out vaccinations or other medical assistance in the event of a zombie plague. I bet they just lost their MAGA hats in the zombie shuffle.

oh hang on a minute, I’ve just remembered how she pronounces “Picross.”

I already mentioned this and got knocked back to the greys for it. Plunkett obviously wants to maintain the delusion that the company he worked for was blameless.

Yea, I don’t fault Hoak Hogan for killing Gawker either.

Yup. Gawker deserved exactly what it got.

and whatever led to the demise is pretty irrelevant in this matter, when the actual problem is using work email for non-work stuff (like personal password storage??) in the first place

Off-topic: I agree that Peter Thiel sucks, but I don’t fault Hulk Hogan for Gawker’s demise. Publishing someone’s sex tape without their consent is an absolute sleazeball move, even when it’s of a big dumb wrestler.

You lose sympathy points for trying to blame Gawker’s demise purely on Hogan and Thiel and pretending that Gawker was blameless in that mess. Sorry but your old company’s management was moronic, unethical, and arrogant beyond belief. It’s a shame that Kotaku got caught in the crossfire but at the end of the day you…

That’s right. I used to work at a place called Gawker, which was awesome until it was destroyed by a wrestler and a vampire fascist,

Caught the problem haha, I get your claim to refuse to learn, totes understandable, but I’ll throw it in here anyways since the problem is an easy fix that can extend enjoyment for you or others struggling.
First image after the opening portion of the article:

75 knots (basically barely take-off speed)

Flaps up but still…

This was an investor call with the handful of big institutions that control a large amount of shares and can singe handily make a material impact on the stock price. Including those firms that manage all those retirement accounts. Obviously no one is talking about us rank and file retail investors with no real power.

It wasn’t just me? That’s a relief!

Did they specifically say that they weren’t going to provide an API for their new format or just that they weren’t going to use that widely-used format anymore?

To be fair, I wouldn’t hold a Kotaku commenter to the same standards as an editor at a venerated rag.

This lack of proofreading from and editor

“What? Unhappy is seven letters, not five!”
-me reading the first paragraph, realizing why I don’t do crossword puzzles

Why does something tell me these investors will probably get a nice settlement/judicial win, and workers and victims of harassment who had to live with this shit for years will get the stick?