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  • These "development costs" are creating beta-level games and you don't even just pay $60 for a game anyway.

    Street Fighter 6 is $60. Street Fighter 6's TMNT content alone (not including the base game) is $100. They have more than made up for any development costs with the ridiculous amount of "DLC" and MTX.

  • Why do people always say this as if these forums are some niche group and not a huge spread of the general population?

    If you're seeing multiple communities with a general opinion, maybe it's "people hate them" instead of "why do all these different groups hate the same thing?"

  • I didn't see anything in the article about it, but is Tom Hanks not suing these people?

    Does it make sense for Elon Musk, the richest man in the world in his 50s, to act like an immature middle schooler and post bad memes on the Internet to sell a cryptocurrency based on a dead meme? No, therefore, that’s a fake account.

    This actually would make sense for someone like Elon Musk.

  • That's what a lot of Linux people miss. They've been dealing with it for a while already so a lot of them are like "it's so easy!" and then they have to start explaing repos and containers to people and the person just sticks to Windows.

  • No datacenter is shutting off of a leg, hall, row, or rack because "We have enough data, guys." Maybe at your university server room where CS majors are interning. These things are running 24/7/365 with UU tracking specifically to keep them up.

  • They stopped working. They don't need a bailout. The unions these workers give money to every paycheck are supposed to be going towards this stuff. Even if you sound like an idiot, I get what you're trying to say but it doesn't make sense to have a program for people being fired or laid off giving money to people who already have a source of income. It's unemployment, not universal income.