Whirlybird @ Whirlybird @aussie.zone

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I bet the staff wouldn’t be struggling so much if he paid them more in the first place

People struggle when they don't get paid due to not working. This shouldn't be surprising. "Just pay them more" doesn't work here unless you want everyone to be getting paid hundreds of thousands of dollars a year for every job, at which point inflation goes to 100% a year and you end up paying $5000 for an apple.

Writers, the ones complaining, get paid a shitload for their work. They get paid $100k for about 7 weeks work.....and they want more........ and they've somehow convinced the public who earn significantly less than them to stand up for them and fight to make them more money lol. One of the best grifts of all time tbh.

I live going to the store to buy the new Sony WH1000XM5s, the name just rolls off the tongue.

It’s supposed to be pronounced Xperia 5 “Mark 5”, but for some reason they didn’t use the actual universally agreed notation for “mark” of either “mk V” or straight up “mark V”.

You’ve got a budget 10 iii. It does not have an amazing screen.

One of the main talking points in every single video about Xperias is the 21:9 screen. You’re living in make believe land.

Same size as the galaxy.

If you’re fast travelling in Spider man games you’re doing it wrong or the devs did traversal wrong.

Unfortunately with the length and cost of dev time these days, basically every studio is only one less than massively successful game away from mass layoffs and/or bankruptcy.

Not good for this studio, but the game was a mess from everything I saw.

The S23 is virtually identical in size to the Zenfone btw.

https://www.phonearena.com/phones/size/Asus-Zenfone-10,Samsung-Galaxy-S23/phones/12162,11999

Doesn’t really make any sense at all to investigate it again since nothing at all changed for the EU, and the streaming changes offered for the UK make it more competition friendly.

Absolutely not. It’s used everywhere on the web and other places.

On the number of machines you can install it on. Windows store games do this.

Why would anyone do this? Most games also don’t give you an unlimited amount of installs.

If you’re selling shares monthly it doesn’t matter when the announcement is, you’re going to have people questioning your sell anyway. They would not have thought about the timing in relation to automated share sells at all because it’s a non issue.

No it’s not. If he unloaded a huge bunch out of nowhere just before the announcement then sure, it probably is, but that’s not what happened - he has been consistently selling stock the whole year, buying none.

What likely happens is he is paid partly, or was at some stage, in stock. To convert it to cash you need to sell it.

They’ve been consistently selling off stock for the last year as noted in the article. Many of these execs get paid in a combination of cash and shares. To get their full wage they sell shares.

Read even the text posted in the OP. They’ve been selling all year, likely due to being paid in stock.

No, as the article says they’ve been doing it all year. Many execs and important employees often get paid a big chunk of their wage in stock. To get cash they need to sell stock.

Only if the demo is the full game file.

This has been confirmed not true. It’s on a machine level. You can install 10000 times on the same machine and it will only charge for 1 install.

It’s only once they’ve taken in like $200k in revenue btw. Demos don’t count, neither do game pass subscriptions or games bought via humble bundle etc.