You first.

I think the bottom line here is what a lot of software developers or would be software developers discover after playing with code for a while, at first it’s really fun because a little bit of work gives you a lot of results but as the project matures you have to put in many many many more hours to make a tiny bit of…

You are no better than the people you condemn.

So much love for your fellow man so much tolerance you must be a liberal.

Facepalm.

Yeah there hasn't been a new console put out to try to outdo the competition and over 50 years there's no console war.

The Sherman antitrust act of 1890 gave the federal government the right to break up monopolies and sue corporations and block mergers.

The Sherman antitrust act preceded that by 25 years.

Exclusivity should be named in all cases regardless of initial funding. There needs to be enforced interoperability in games as well as PC components. Both hardware and software need this feature. And don't get me started on right to repair because that needs to go for both hardware and software too.

All is fair in love and war.

You have that backwards. People are basically all the same. I've lived all over the world and it becomes obvious that any small group is a microcosm of the rest of the world.

The fed should be working on breaking up the Disney empire into smaller more competitive chunks.

A couple of trans men put their amputated penises in the capsule just before launch. That's the rumor.

Just remind yourself that it could be reprogrammed to create the AI art that you fear so badly and you’ll get over it.

Hahaha. You were sent there to record and then die, now complete your mission you little whiner.

But we've had a lot of the same tweets from the people that were stupid enough to buy a car from him.

It’s actually nothing to them.

There are a lot of people that have children but there are very very few parents in the world unfortunately.

This is exactly how steam operates.

You seem to be the only person confused by this and other equally simple things. That says a lot.