Another example of how Steam is the dominant PC gaming platform primarily because the competition keeps shooting itself in the foot.
Red_October
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Well it makes sense. After all his study into reaching for but never quite grasping things, a shift into right wing commentary is only natural.
Are we going to ask how and why the tub half blockes that door?
Well, it's a lot easier to call Steam a monopoly and complain about unfair competition than it is to try to implement the same features and actually compete.
Imagine looking at the secret police rounding people up and sending them to camps and thinking "Yeah, more of that please." Absolutely fucking horrifying to see that people like that exist and aren't so deeply mired in shame for being the way that they are that they're comfortable expressing those opinions aloud.
Sorry, best we can do is cyberpunk dystopia without literally any of the good parts.
As much as I hate the "celebrity for president!" trend, when the leading non-GOP option seems to be godamn Newsom, yeah I'd vote Stewart for sure.
Well yeah. Newsome is 100% politics, he plays the game. The only principal he sticks to is the one that directly benefits him. He will say what he thinks gets the votes he needs, even and especially if it means trying to appeal to shitty cuntservatives who might lean into centrist, or corpos who might throw campaign contributions at him.
You'd think so, but check out OPs other posts and you see a trend of garbage, so either he's a dedicated troll with a wide collection of work, or he's a malformed homuncus accumulating a collection of the worst takes in place of a personality.
You always do manage to have the absolute worst fucking opinions, OP.
The cost is going to be much worse than money. This will be an inescapable shame, a stain that history won't forget, which is saying a lot when compared to the rest of the shit America does.
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I haven't really seen demands for lower prices on AI slop, but I've seen a lot of outright refusal to buy at any price, and returns when the disclosure came later.