State's rights to force the northern states to return runaway slaves. Can't forget that part.
Which is stupid, because even video games make you research sticks before you can make nuclear reactors. Guess even entertainment can't teach dumb shits anything. Just retaining nothing.
It's bullshit space magic, it probably considers what Thanos thinks of as life. Why it snapped the birds is a different plot hole altogether, because it means he snapped away half the food, too.
Methinks wonder woman needs to wipe that judgy look off her face if she's going to wield the lasso of blackmail.
"You sound like this other guy so you're wrong" is... a take...
I disagree with Thor on a lot of things, so I wasn't influenced by his opinion on this. Since I watched Ross' video myself.
The initiative just puts all the hard work onto people who are ignorant about the topic, who then put all the work onto developers to figure out how to not go out of business while implementing whatever insane bill gets pushed. It's dropping a nuke on a city to close down a restaurant that failed a health inspection.
Ross seems like a naive child who expects "an easy win because politicians hate work" except there is no bill, so politicians still have to do work.
If the goal is to save games, it fails because companies just won't put in the overhead to make live service games if they have to make them offline available. Certainly when there is proprietary licensed technology that they legally cannot distribute that way.
If the initiative was called "kill live service games" then it would be accurate. Either Ross is dishonest about his intentions(bad) or completely ignorant.(Really bad) I'm not even against the idea of live service games dying, but this ain't it.
Someone made a good point that there are automated systems that depend on products having allergens clearly marked in datasheets.
Ah, well you see Americans are retarded.
Pretty much why the stop killing games initiative should be called "kill games I don't like" initiative.
Wait, then who are these people sitting at a table next to my bed, holding cards with numbers on them?
I mean the UI of every 3d software is crap until you get used to it.
Blender relies on keyboard shortcuts, so follow some tutorials to learn what the shortcuts are. It's not intuitive at all but it does become efficient once you learn them.
When you have the money to fuck up.
And then you say "oh but the freeloaders need to be refused"
No shit, but it honestly just bites the nose to spite the face to even really give a shit about freeloaders. Have a basic vetting system and if someone is being an especially greedy asshole make an example. Trying too hard just hurts legitimate cases. Like anti piracy affects customers more than pirates.
If a functioning disability safety net means you get an occasional freeloader then that's an acceptable price.