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Billiam @lemmy.world
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NCSoft president: "The games industry's evolution towards acceptance and diversity is ongoing"
    1. I provided a screenshot as an example. Obviously I'm not going to link to every fucking bigoted comment. Those were the top three comments; two of which were useful to my point.

    2. Note that zero of these comments are complaining about diversity

    Here, let me make one bigger for you:

    They "think" adding more diversity in the form of inclusion and LGBT representation would make the game worse, since apparently that point wasn't as clear as, say, a fucking foghorn.

    1. Do you know what people are referring to when they use that word?

    Yes. "Woke" means "anything that threatens my worldview of white masculine superiority and reminding me that non-white, non-straight, non-male people exist and should be represented in art hurts my fee-fees."

    But sure, explain how it's really about "ethics in gaming journalism".

  • NCSoft president: "The games industry's evolution towards acceptance and diversity is ongoing"
  • I edited my comment, but I was wrong in that it's not the review page that gets swarmed but the comments on announcements that Arrowhead makes. Anyone can comment on an announcement (which makes sense, if [for example] it's about an upcoming feature that isn't out yet.)

  • Biden speech live: president says best way to save US democracy is ‘to pass torch to new generation’
  • First of all according to the constitution it is up to the parties to bring their candidates. The primaries are done in a certain way for example Republicans don’t allow to vote for their candidate unless you are registered Republican, superdelegates etc.

    No. Political parties are not mentioned anywhere in the Constitution as the founders were wary of the polarization and factionalism that parties would bring- Washington famously warned against them in his farewell speech when he left the office of the Presidency. Second, primaries aren't in the Constitution either. The DNC and the RNC are private organizations that work to get candidates on ballots according to the laws each state and Congress have passed regarding elections, but they are by no means a requirement. That's why both parties do their primaries differently.

    The President is only elected when the electors from each state cast their votes after the general election. The states have decided to select their electors by having primary elections, but there is no Constitutional requirement for them to do so.

  • The billionaire tax proposal that’s driving Silicon Valley to support Trump
  • No, increasing taxes on the obscenely wealthy isn't driving anyone to support Trump. They're actively choosing to vote for Trump because having more money than they could possibly spend in 50 lifetimes is so much worse than having more money they could possibly spend in 51 lifetimes.

  • JD Vance is the least liked VP nominee in decades, according to polls
  • This is another classic Trump deal turned to shit.

    That's what happens when you pick your VP based on who kisses your ass the hardest instead of who adds value to it.

    edit: Yeah, when I said "it" I meant a campaign.

  • www.pcmag.com Windows 12 May Require a Subscription

    References to subscription 'edition,' 'type,' and 'status' found in a test build of Windows.

    Windows 12 May Require a Subscription

    [A]n INI configuration file in the Windows Canary channel, discovered by German website Deskmodder, includes references to a "Subscription Edition," "Subscription Type," and a "subscription status."

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