The problem lies in noticing them in the first place. If you make a thousand legit edits to various articles and then make some slight changes on some rich clients page chances are nobody will register this. Then again we're on the internet so there's always at least one guy who'd hyperfocus on monitoring something like this. The hero we need.
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Ah it's a <make up weird quotes that don't reflect the general feedback and then react to that> episode. I too remember people in the street shouting "you never should've tried something new BioWare!" after making that memory up.
In truth the biggest criticism they got was when they released it unfinished, promised a bunch of content and then let it die because they smashed the numbers into a calculator and came to the conclusion it'll not be worth it. No fucking shit. Fixing the mess you sold people for full price won't make you a lot of profit, it's something you do to make up for delivering unfinished crap in the first place.
Imagine a plumber who does pipe work in your house and when you call them because they did a shoddy job and it's leaking they say "Nah, wouldn't be worth it to fix this. I'll rather go do a different project for more money."
Fuck right off.
"How much to let me poop on your chest?"
"I'm sorry I don't so this kind of t-[he pulls out 4 32GB DDR5 RAM sticks] ...OKEYDOKEY!"
You're not wrong but it still feels bad.
True but we can't just put random women in a room with him. She chose this. She volunteered as tribute.
You should do a new study on this. If you need something entirely dry as a reference try Ben Shapiro's wife while he's in a room with her.
While this is most likely rage bait this isn't far from human self perception.
There were multiple studies on this with similar setups. Eg they'd have students play monopoly and give one of them significantly more cash to start with. Not secretly either. One would think this student would understand that this is an insane advantage but the study found that most of the participants believed that they won by playing well.
So even with the most obvious advantage humans will think that it was their own merit that lead to their success.
Dummy thicc collectors would pay top dollar for this.
10 years is not a long time and once the cat is out of the bag it's rather difficult to get it back in.
It was the same for other manufacturing. You can't manufacture most commercial items at a competitive price not just because the difference in labor cost but because there's simply nobody left that is capable of doing it at scale in the US or Europe.
We're just trying to help those nerds spend less time on their PC, you see? Yes, we produce memory but at our core we're a grass touching company.
What an absolute ghoul.
He was just out there spreading the word of boobah but yeah this stuff can go under the radar for a while.