Gotta love the irony. It’s pretty much to the levels of “Garbage Scow Sinks After Striking Garbage”

Still not seeing the point in these

Remember the Diablo had the classic all expense spared of Italian supercar interiors so as long as they keep the gated manual, which they have, this is a massive improvement. 

Why aren’t there width restriction bollards?

They pretty much have a practice revolution every summer.

They need a judges order for it in France too, basically the same as a warrant.

Don’t forget the police constantly “feeling threatened” and shooting people

All the finer as it’s not a slideshow.

Nice and all but years too late. I think the vast majority of rural players gave up on this game years ago. Back when those 3rd party sites could show real time Pokémon spawn locations you could see the vast disparity between cities and rural areas and it was obvious that it was pointless for those outside of cities…

He also says it will have no exploits or bugs and will be perfectly balanced in every way.

I think people are pissed because they’ve gone for the already dated “edgy because I have a undercut” crappy fortnight character model.

If it was the more bog standard noncompete clause then it’s designed to prevent a person from creating a product that is in competition to the persons former employer for a set length of time. 

Because porn sites are well known to have robust cyder security, never have had malware and never been used as blackmail material.

Is the refund adjusted for inflation? Because your £70 2 years ago is now £80.87.

Na play Smite. Like bocce but your lobbing a wooden log at 10 pins

If the price of games kept pace with inflation the $60 dollar games of the NES era should cost about $130 today and that’s discounting development costs for AAA have risen, $100 million + costs are no longer exceptional.

If they made the hardware hacker friendly they’d sell an imperial fuckton.

Because it costs them too much money to do so.

No they’re really not. At this point it’s safe to assume that tech companies know people fall broadly into two categories. People in the Apple ecosystem and people who make an informed choice.