Because we didn’t seize the means of production

I love valve as much as any other gamer but I’m with Dutchies on this one. Valve has monopolistic policies

Just buy a cybertruck and follow musk on twitter

Pokopia?

I’m really starting to hate “switch 2 edition” shit. It’s basically the same hardware, why should we pay for another version of the same game (in case of Minecraft) or any money to have upgraded graphics? HW can already run it in higher res

Buy it second hand! Or buy it if they really nail it and don’t make it a game key card

Thanks for writing this post. I too am hoping to switch soon.

That’s the thing. Corporations report their own deductions, but individuals have to follow existing law, when there’s a high variance among necessary spending

https://neodb.net/origin/

Wasn’t “you shouldn’t have kids while you’re still a kid” part of her comprehensive sex ed?

Try an alternative fronted like redlib.catsarch.com for when you really need to view the page. Unfortunately, there is still too much valuable info there, which is surfaced by search engines

IMO it should be compared to the pro controllers, since it has back buttons and Hall effect sticks

The movie “Mercy” huh

True, without 20% VAT German price would be ~1974 eur (=~2319 usd)

Pro 13 pre built with Intel

Germany: 2369 eur USA: 1499 usd

You can literally go to New York, eat a rye and pastrami, get your framework 13 pro, fly back and still be somewhat ahead

“It has a mic, so it’ll definitely have eavesdropping malware” is quite a logical jump to make. Everything has a mic nowadays.

Pokopia, Bananza? It’s better than PS5 launch imo

Most likely an LLM generated app then

I’m willing to pay more to steam even if Microsoft releases something better for cheaper. Fuck Microsoft.

“President of Signal getting paid less than a principal engineer” must be the take here.

The same argument applies to Wikipedia: it’s a blessing these people accept working for <1M. They could easily get a job for triple the salary elsewhere but choose to forfeit it for principles.