You’re entitled to a different sense of humor, by all means. And if that sense of humor includes making fun of rape and dead sex workers, you are an idiot. Also this has nothing to do with my comment, except that you proved it.
You’re entitled to a different sense of humor, by all means. And if that sense of humor includes making fun of rape…
TL; DR Sexually assaultive jackass continues to profit from shitty card-game for would-be libertines while showing no signs whatsoever of personal accountability. Why are y’all promoting this B.S.?
TL; DR Sexually assaultive jackass continues to profit from shitty card-game for would-be libertines while showing…
Speaking from a lot of professional experience trying to help people with budget gear get decent voice over recordings, a mic with a slightly better capsule is going to do very little in the way of diminishing background noise. In fact, a more sensitive pickup pattern may actually intensify things like fan noise,…
the Mortal Kombat one is superimposed over an image of Josh Burdette, who did security at the 930 club in DC for ages and died 3 years ago. kinda weird using the Washington Post obit photo, esp given the circumstances of his passing.
Luckily, The Little Snowpiercer that Could is already a brilliant YA novel called Railsea by China Mieville. It may be on the light side for fans of his other work, but the world-building and character development are so freaking compelling it’s easy to look past the loosey-goosey heavy-handed end bits.
“Video game company makes rare gesture acknowledging existence of power in world; whiners with disproportionate share of said power whiney whine whine.” I can’t imagine there’s much else intelligible to say about this.
I posted a lengthier review on Slain’s Steam forum, but the short version is: this game looks beautiful, has a ripping soundtrack, and otherwise plays like an unfinished tech demo. It’s a damn shame. The devs have promised they’re already upgrading the GOG build I bought, but my fear is it’s gonna be a long haul.…
In downtown Seattle, the north-south avenues are intersected by incredibly steep (> 18% grade) cross streets descending towards the Sound.
Uhh, maybe they should have just censored the entire anime on the basis of the fact that those "roaches" are some of the most some heavy handedly racist, xenophobic depictions of blackness this side of 1935. Yall are having the wrong argument. Eesh, Kotaku.
Actually, it's nothing like saying a person of a particular race might be more inclined to commit a robbery, because those assertions have absolutely no factual basis. On the other hand, you COULD assert that a person of a particular race is more likely to be harrassed/arrested/beaten by the police, or that the prison…
Hate to say it, but this "revision" reeks of hand-wringing and sexist erasure of the completely legitimate criticism Patricia Hernandez originally raised. As a guy who struggles with Kotaku's "community" machismo and the bravado of the self-appointed "logicians" who flail their tongues anytime anybody implies that…
It never ceases to amaze/trouble me how quickly people jump down the throats of anyone on Kotaku who dares to insinuate that there is structural violence in the world which may need dealing with by people in positions of (relative) power. All of you obsessing about Temkin's "right to defend himself" are completely…
Everyone who's all up in arms about "forced diversity" or whatever is totally missing the point. The extent to which this is an "uncommon" collection of people is mostly a reflection of how segregated communities tend to be in the States, not a lack of actual diversity. Almost every place you go, there are all kinds…
"It's tough to grok the touch feedback until you try it out," he said in an e-mail. "You pick it up, and, for the first few minutes, you're mostly just moving your thumbs over the trackpads and marveling at what you're feeling."
"It's tough to grok the touch feedback until you try it out," he said in an e-mail. "You pick it up, and, for the first few minutes, you're mostly just moving your thumbs over the trackpads and marveling at what you're feeling."
