That really sucks. Consoles these days are just pcs with expensive libraries. If you can muster playing on pc with your son, the games are cheaper and I highly recommend it. On steam, you can filter by local coop and hook up two controllers to get a similar experience. You can even try emulating older games like on the ps2.
The problem is you're asking for cognizance from the population of "I'm not affected therefore it's not a real problem". This will not change until a blonde white girl they can rally to their cause is accidentally deported
If they didn't buy a previous fairphone, you're going to miss all the people who wanted to try it but didn't want a 5 year old phone tech. I imagine most people replace around 3-5 years due to battery degradation, people dropping their phones, or lack of updates
Why are you suddenly deciding that being with his father is a bad choice? We literally know nothing about whether he's a good dad- it is possible to be a good parent and provider and a bad husband. No matter what happens in his parents relationship, both will still be his parents and it's the parents' job to sort it out. What we do know here is that his mom is absolutely a red flag- you do NOT manipulate your children into taking sides in a divorce. The parents should be there to support their children and not the other way around.
Funnier when considering he was caught leaving for cancun when his state had no power and people were freezing during that one huge snowstorm. He literally abandoned them and then threw his own daughter under the bus LMAO
This. I went to check the video and there's no way any user would expect installing steam to uninstall system packages. And yes, even though there's errors on the screen, the average user just clicks ok so that's the most average user experience. I do think it is strange he went to terminal to try to install when the UI failed, but as an old power user I might've tried the same. All in all, very unlucky for him to run into that problem, but also any normal user who immediately couldn't install steam would just be so put off by Linux not working immediately they'd probably go back to Windows. I was also genuinely surprised the video is only 3 years old
People do give their time to companies for free- it's called working free overtime and tons of people do it (exempt employee pain), which is why employers are not happy with the change. What my comment says is just the short version of what you're saying- you're doing what the job requires and no more
I wish I could ban old people from it as well because when their mental processing ability declines, so does their ability to detect bullshit news from bots
Wow, shift goalposts much? You said "$10 in qbert days" which was the 80s and now it's not $10 it's $30. You can just admit you got it wrong and it was never $10 (though I do think prices right now are actually well aligned at $60 because of the far lower costs in distribution and marketing). Also I'm NOT the OP who played thousands of hours on qbert. Great job quoting someone else.
$50-60 based on what? Adjusted for inflation in 1982, it's more like $33 and distribution costs are way lower than back then. Truth is you just need to find a compelling gameplay loop but companies don't like taking risks- not every game needs to be a massive endeavor like skyrim. Look at games like slay the spire and see how a cheap game can be compelling without having to be a AAA behemoth. And at that note, is there even anything wrong if a game only takes your attention for a hundred hours? I don't see the need to extend the player's attention with poor side quest grinding. These things add unnecessary cost
Probably would not add kpop to the list of chill. That industry is rife with abuse like slave contracts.