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It’s not that LTT can’t afford piracy, it’s that pirating content that is made using ethical and honest business practices and treats their employees well (at least from what it appears) sends the wrong message. Piracy should only be used when companies give you a reason to avoid using legal methods of accessing their content.

EDIT (8/16/23): Yeah, I've changed my mind given recent events. Sail away!

Yeah, this doesn't sound like a Trump good or Trump bad thing. It just sounds like he was having anxiety, as he should have been.

It's less toxic here.

They sell salt guns with laser sight attachments.

They argued in court that the iconic characters on their shows are not journalists and that they aren’t a “news” channel for most of the day….and won.

I don't think the White Lotus is for me, but the other two look interesting. I will have to check them out once I subscribe for the 2nd season of HoTD or Last of US, or if another show comes along. I'm currently watching a couple of shows on Hulu atm.

They are going to make Battlefield into Fortnite, aren't they?

I think the rebranding is just aweful, but I'm still willing to subscribe to the service if it has content. What does it currently have since House of the Dragon and the Last of Us?

I haven't finished Barry, but I can just buy the last season for $20.

How will they be notified if they never log into the account?

I would be okay with 1080p60 with med-high graphic detail on modern games. 1440p comes with a pretty big performance hit.

No way it will every reach a current gen console because of the thermal restrictions of how small it is and the battery not being able to power a chip that is capable of modern games with 4/HDR/etc. But I'm sure if they use a modern efficient SoC it can push out some pretty good graphics.

I’m thinking it may have been Fallout 76 that I’m thinking of, but I haven’t played since launch.

This is the dumbest opinion I’ve read in a while. I know three people with Lyme disease. One of them is a kid whose face drops on one side if they get too tired. And they are tired all the time because of having Lyme disease.

Is there a video game that uses this church as part of a map? I feel in my bones that I have been there in a game before.

I think Musk has entered his four seasons landscaping part of his Twitter run.

I stand by that iframes had their place, even if the backend devs absolutely hated them.

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There are good mobile games out there. World of Goo, Little Inferno, Angry Birds, The Room, What the Golf?, Plants vs. Zombies, FTL, Genshin Impact, Jetpack Joyride, are good examples. There are also some ported games that are fantastic, like Minecraft, Papers Please, Roblox, and I'm sure countless others.

However, mobile devices don't have enough resources for many triple-A PC/Console games, they also don't have the ergonomics of a controller, and the screen is inherently too small for some games. Even if the technical issues could be mitigated, would you want to play something like Elden Ring on a phone? Likewise, would you want to play Angry Birds on your television? I think the best compromise is when mobile games are specifically tailored for the platform they are on. FTL and Plants vs. Zombies come to mind as great implementations. But if those type of games aren't something you like, then you're out of luck.