AnonTwo @ AnonTwo @kbin.social

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We should be punishing the people encouraging vigilantism, not encouraging more of it.

The votes are a bit weird, because it seems like the conversation in this thread is a bit more middling. I think it's more being upvoted for being in the right community than anything else.

What card?? I've literally never seen this in 20-30 years.

Most cards are made with Windows in mind first and foremost.

What driver does that?

Software I've definitely seen it, but drivers?

Nobody wants to encourage vigilantism, so if thats the only option you can provide then you don't have any options either.

Sure, there's incentive to try to maintain that

It just requires relying on a bunch of people who can't be relied to want to keep that status quo, and would probably kill their opposition given the opportunity.

Yeah, you could assume there's an incentive if you looked at it in the most narrow vacuum.

You should be voting safe when things are unstable.

Worry about it when we don't have people trying to elect literal traitors who tried to overthrow the government.

Say you didn't watch Terminator 1 or 2 without saying you didn't watch Terminator 1 or 2

Are we back in 1995? This should be common knowledge.

Blocking ads to avoid their malware was the #1 reason to have adblocker.

From what other people have posted when I asked about this in the past, it appears that it was a short-term stop, and they actually continued to negotiate and got results at a later time.

Are you just playing dumb at this point?

So all their competition has been burnt out and we're in late-stage monopoly

How exactly do they lower their prices more than Amazon can? Amazon can go at a deficit for hundreds of years and stay in business.

I mean,

Unless they removed the comment you were responding to, that first comment was clearly worth removing, because you were telling someone to shut up for something the mod wasn't actually going to threaten a ban with.

The second post sounds like you're picking fights with people.

It just kindof looks like you're going out looking to create snapshots to post here. I'm not going to say the hexbear mobs aren't awful, but there is such a thing as poking the bear.

I feel like while the electoral college is an issue, it's the gerrymandering that is ultimately the biggest issue.

And in fact probably also contributes to the electoral college issue.

I don't think a strike really has anything to do with that. It has to do with treating the workers better.

Now if that also came with extending the time for releases (yes, even the really long AAA development cycles) that could probably improve the quality of said games.

Wait are there no hate crimes on the federal level?

I thought there was actual legal reason they don't loudly proclaim their homophobic tendencies.

I mean, all you're doing is saying anyone who disagrees with you is the problem.

I'm pretty sure it didn't release to positive reviews.

Unless all the positivity we're talking about is journalist reviews and not people being incredibly angry at the game

In fact wasn't there a review ban on 2077's original release?

I'd say Executables (for all their risks) make it pretty easy for less savy users to get apps not immediately made available to them, given there are definite security issues.

But I will be fair that I think Linux's flatpaks are helping a bit with making apps more available without worrying about the distro. Plus proton/wine lets users grab some of the useful exe's from windows.

It's improving I do agree, but it's something that will hopefully keep improving.