I feel like someone listening to white noise wouldn't simply replace it with Ed Sheeran if the white noise was not available.

Everyone here is arguing the benefits of prohibition. I'm just interested to know how much money Rishi (and/or his family members/friends/donors) have invested in vaping and nicotine alternatives.

He must be an anti-semite

It doesn't feel like a great idea to conscript those with mental health issues heavily impacted by stress.

In these comments, People who:

• think vegetarian is close enough to vegan.
• don't realise vegan items are no longer vegan if they're for example, cooked in butter.
• want prisoners to rot in jail from the inside out, literally.

Wow, they invented sailing!

The part I don't get that no-one has mentioned is that Rockstar stated in court that it cost them $5million to recover from the attack. What does that even mean? They spent $5mil on lawyers to recover the video footage? They spent that on upgrading security (which arguably should have been in place already if they could be hacked with a fire stick and a landline). Or have they been selling $5mil less of Shark Cards than they were expecting?

This practice feels like something that should be illegal. Effectively it is destroying art that hundreds or thousands of people worked hard to make, for the sake of fiddling the books of the owning company that commissioned it.

If you "write it off" to be worth zero, it should either become freely available abandonware, or can be claimed as the intellectual property of those that worked on it. Otherwise it is evident that there is some value to be had and therefore tax fraud to claim it has none.

I seem to remember Cyberpunk 2077 having a release that was quite far from perfection...

his campaign is already selling t-shirts with the photo on the front and the words “NEVER SURRENDER!” on the back

Didn't he literally surrender in order to have this mugshot taken?

Could be the most ironic hipster shirt ever made.

So there was a guy in the "viral video" thread yesterday fighting tooth and nail for how harmful the video is even if it's staged, mainly on the premise thats bunch of people would copy and recreate it. They were getting downvoted to oblivion.

Here we are a day later.

Still a comedian after all.

All Rockstar Games ever have been pushed back by months or years. They have all had monolithic levels of crunch. People not working in the office is definitely not to blame. Particularly if they were hired as offside, which the article claims.

A haiku about this comment section:

Healthy mind? Minor? We don't rehabilitate In the USA

Isn't this basically what happened with the Making a Murderer guy? He was due a huge settlement from being wrongfully convicted, so they planted a bunch of evidence to put him back in jail instead.

Students believe there is a camera inside this hole on the vending machine

Students and their silly beliefs. Don't worry about that lens shining in the hole. It's just a useless hole!

True. I always read conscription and think "sent to the frontlines", but there's a lot of logistics and support that goes into an army.

Even if you don't return him for whatever reason, you can keep James Corden.

It's truly a great game, but I'm unsure what a remake will bring.

Yeah, we are all horrified and all, but no-one is asking the pertinent question:

What did it taste like?