Heh as if I wasn’t an idiot and bloated my own steam library with fanatical mystery bundles and all those developers didn’t walk away with a completely random dollar and a chance to actually have a game get noticed and steam got zilch.

It honestly just sounds like a productive economy that’s constantly moving and giving opportunities to developers even if they aren’t getting nothing but ravid fans. Like how busking might work in a wealthy thriving city compared to a poor one.

Tech is silly sometimes.

This is practically not an article. It really lacks any info other than
“they are recruiting for some kind of job people who had some other job and they are paying less but those people who didn’t do that job before seem to be happy because they didnt quit right away.”

Didn’t realize I had to click on the crosspost to see the whole few pages posted.

Makes more sense when you realize it’s not a single page.

$1,000 early bird special is not exactly budget but at the print volume and speed I do get it being more budget friendly than others in that realm.

I wish governments still believed in regulations instead of whatever this shit is.

They used to lower the price of Xboxes/?Xbeexes? lower than actual profit margins because they could get more in game sales.

I think the finances are no longer there though to do that but I think it would inspire people to get the game pass more if they did.

I’m so hoping Microsoft eats some of the cost of this and makes it a reasonable price. Think of the awesomeness of $600-700 handheld console that can be much more easily modded than the switch 2.

FM radio when you wanted it, big color screen that you could watch actual videos on at a solid playback that you could do video out to a TV with. WiFi song sharing. Great playback and no fingerprints in my semitransparent case that glows.

Zune was amazing.

None I think. I paid for all my streaming services that had these movies and shows and then have sourced everything else through originals or sources that were rentable.

This is that whole issue with defining ownership with digital media. Movies were called the greatest financial invention of America because they only had to make a product once and could sell it forever.
With digital media and technology increases we now have a much easier time owning our own copies.

This is likely literally what NFTs hoped to fix to make set revenue of of each digital file and also why they failed because they are so easy to copy anyways.

So, none, or an infinite amount, depending on if you ask me or a business major.

Yeah that was a kick in the gut to all the joy of discovering aliens.

Art requires comviction and purpose and they literally say they were inspired by game items.

If they are keeping their “art” at arms length to avoid making to loud of a statement in it, then I am well within my right to call it lame.

Uhh no they say this was from games that have bricks and molotov cocktails in it. Nothing to do with cultural events. Just look at the post.

This is so lame.

Wow. Way to stick it to man with your symbolism non-symbolism that’s how people feel but not you.

Like you want to care but not too much that it looks uncool. Action at full arms length so as not to do anything
Your lack of conviction is lame and so is this.

Yeah the good times making weak people has gone full swing and people don’t realize how bad it could be.

Weak people who have never been tested with an actual bad time in their life. Just upset if they had even a little restriction.

We didn’t regulate the housing market after 2008 cause the people with money were already getting in the driver seat and wouldn’t have it.

The absolute surplus afforded to us by modern farming and then the waste of so much of it will never cease to piss me off and will likely piss me off more in the future when we lose it to climate change.

The top 10% of the population now accounts for over 50% of all economic activity. They have a level of income and reserved cash that is hard to comprehend and that just starts at $250,000 US salary and goes up from there.
Those people are spending so freely and so completely it’s practically the entire economy and we are forced to compare ourselves to them.

The extra annoying part is that in a population of 350million people in the US, 10% is still about 35 million people. So there is more than enough of them to compare to and for companies to aim at.

The 90% of us are the working poor and it’s not that others are stretching their money more they either just don’t notice or care to look or have decided they have enough to spend freely without any consideration of whether they can afford it.

Ahh starting out with your parents money.
The greatest cheat code of the real world.

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