Endymion_Mallorn

And, again, good morals. That matters to me in a company, honestly.

I think Little Caesars is a different category of takeout pizza. It’s hot - and it’s ready. And it supports a company with a business model and mindset that are more than just decent.

And if not, they have incentives to disenfranchise everyone who isn’t 100% confirmed loyal.

So tell Aldi.

Honestly, I’m most likely to ignore reviews by people in the PRC. At best, my interest will be to see if PRC reviews differ from US or European reviews, and lean towards games where the PRC is opposite of the West. I might also compare both to Japanese reviews.

I’ve put more hours into Infiniminer, Minetest/Luanti, Industry, Dopewars, dnd, dopewars, and various Twine/Frotz games than any corporate games. When I do want an FPS (rare), I look at Doom sourceports and maybe Cube/Sauerbraten.

And there’s the real time-murderer: Nethack.

And yet there are free indie games out there that are generally better than the corp funded crap. Creators will create, no matter what happens.

Yes, and that’s proof of how disgusting things have gotten. Get rid of Republicans.

Killing people around the world AND killing off our own poor people at the same time.

Don’t forget that last bit, it’s important. They see you as an enemy just as much as the poor SOBs they sent you to murder.

Kira vs. Columbo is a great skit.

So will they be producing a locked-down version that will only run Steam?

As I said to a college professor when he was pointing out how the “Reduce” in “Reduce, Reuse, Recycle” is often ignored or at best whispered, reducing our consumption isn’t profitable.

You just named the only 3 good browsers.

We need jwz & the original post-Netscape team to take over again. Ditch the CEO and anyone who isn’t onboard with the original mission.

It’ll be nice to see if Commodore can work better now, disconnected from Tramiel.

I could see myself using this as a daily driver.

No, no. $299 vs. $599 is PS1 vs. 3DO. Commodore wasn’t part of that meme.

Okay, but I’d say with the goblet, it’s got purely artistic value because someone made it by hand and might be unique. Cartridges are machine made and the box artwork is mass-produced.

Half of America would double down.

Thank you! I believe we will.