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  • They are competitors on a personal level as many people only have the time or money to fit one of them into their lives. But by that definition cycling or golfing is also a competitor and nobody would write an article about how bikes outsold the Steam Deck.

  • But the ones that I have met expressed very overtly racist positions that were logically inconsistent in any other scenario: special pleading all the way.

    I wasn't, at the time, back around a decade ago now, telling my white liberal friends 'all Israelis are racist because I met a few'.

    I’m not saying that you were being racist. I’m saying that it’s very easy to come across as racist when pointing out things that you don’t like about a few people off the same race.

    You are here doing the thing my former friends did: You are assuming I did and said things I did not do nor say, and are pearl clutching... because you've head canon'd in your own missing context and additional details.

    I’m doing no such thing. I wasn’t judging you for your observations and I made no statement about whether I thought you were racist or not because I don’t have the information required to suggest that you are.

    But did you read the entire article that is this post?

    No, I didn’t need to because I was only making the comment that it’s very easy to be seen as racist when you talk about a race of people.

  • Meanwhile, I've been anti Zionist my whole life, and every single actual Israeli I've ever met has been a racist, anti-Islamic Zionist... and when I point this out, almost every white liberal or self described lefty has called me an antisemite.

    The problem is that there is a fine line between stating your observations of a few people and racism.

    I’d guess that you haven’t met many actual Israelis….. certainly not enough to be a statistically significant sample. If that’s the case then assuming that your observations apply to the whole population becomes racism.

  • I don’t follow games before release so I wasn’t disappointed by missed promises and really enjoyed it.

    The first that I heard of it was how buggy it was so I left it until people were saying the bugs were mostly fixed before getting it on sale.

  • I think that it will be a legal protection thing.

    If you say that the car hit the pedestrians then that cannot be disputed.

    If you say that the driver drove into the pedestrians then you could be sued if it was later proven to be mechanical failure.

    Even if it was pretty obviously intentional you don’t want to leave that decision up to the reporter. You need to wait until you are 100% sure which would only come upon conviction.

  • I really liked the potential of Kinect as the first one had some good stuff for it.

    I liked the fitness and dancing apps, I thought the Forza Motorsport integration was very subtle but good for immersion and the voice control of Mass Effect 3 was also immersive.

    They were all promising improvements that could have gone somewhere with the second version. But then they fucked it up and it went nowhere.

  • The person you replied to said that the needed to be independent of state control, not that they couldn’t be state owned.

    I don’t know about SBS but it is broadcast on BBC One in the UK which is also state owned but is not directly controlled by the state.

  • Slack?

    Jump
  • There’s a setting on the phone app to block notifications when you’re active on the desktop. It works well for me.

    I don’t think that I get meeting notifications on my teams on desktop either so they just come up in outlook.