Games is done, person making stuff for new games leaves for new job. News.

Versehentlich? Wieso war die Waffe gezogen? Wieso war die Waffe wenn sie gezogen war, nicht auf den Boden gerichtet? Wieso war der Finger oder etwas anderes am Abzug? Fragen über Fragen.

This is an adult responsible for thousands of jobs.

I'm not saying any of this is untrue, I'm saying consider the domain name of your news source too.

1. Write batch file listing the contents of c: recursively and changing to c:\windows doing it again, then loop.

2. ???

3. Employee of the century, free brothel on mars.

Das Wetter ist kalt

Der Wind ist hart

Die See ist rauh

Das Bier ist grau

Jever

Back in 2012 I couldn't put Skyrim down for 2 or 3 playthroughs, even without mods. Of course I'm older now and got less spare time… but I didn't even get past the first few quests in Starfield. I don't know why it doesn't grab me the same way.

Also layoffs temporarily raise the stock price, it's probably more costly in the long run… but who cares as long as the numbers go up for a bit and everyone gets bonuses.

They altered the deal, they will alter the deal further.

That data would be interesting to check, somehow I doubt the 50+ minutes makes sense. Maybe a median would be better.

Also writing "during the working day" as if everyone works at the same time on all days of the year…

This goes right into my spreadsheet of examples how winning at capitalism does not require much intelligence or foresight. In fact, too much of either hurts your chances.

This has been going on for so long that it even found its way into pop-culture entertainment like Anime. Every other Isekai-Anime starts with the protagonist being worked to death by an abusive (dark) company. Its almost like a common disease in japan.

This isn't even really normal entshitification, they added videos and some music cheap Spotify knockoff to their fast delivery flat rate. Nobody asked them to.

Then they slowly raised the price, essentially locking everyone that just wanted free fast delivery into a video streaming service and kept increasing the price.

They did this to force existing subscribers into their "new" business idea of a video streaming service, when they couldn't yet compete with the competition back then. Good news for them, their competitors are shit now.

Now they can include advertisements in it too and add more expensive advertisement free tiers. Essentially increasing the price again, but hiding it so people can't ask for subscription fees back in Europe.

Do they really think most people have forgotten they just wanted a fast delivery flat rate? They will never offer their delivery flat rate without video and all that stuff again, only if a legislature would force them.

Where is the line here? Art, music or writing fiction? Anything that isn't needed to keep 20 people alive? Or are we talking a society that is more than just surviving? Want to keep people tired and dirty, that's a good way make them shut up and submit I guess. I'm making my own commune, with black jack and hookers.

All because Amongus sold so many times…

Hammer! Schau dir an wie knall rot der ist! Der schält sich wie ne Mandarine im Schleudergang! Hubba hubba!

Most of the universe is empty, most of the stuff that isn't emptiness is called matter. Most of that matter is dead.

But you're alive, right now. In time for looking at memes on the internet. In perspective regarding the universe, you're rare, much less common than stars. Feeling insignificant is like galactic imposter syndrome.

They're already starting their paid ad-free $10 a month tiers for Europe only. They'll stop showing advertising to underage people "for now". They're going to flood Europe with garbage ads and maximize subscribers that way.

Real sponsors pay up front, or only add an additional bonus for affiliate link sales, if a creator accepts a deal on affiliate link money only, it's their own fault. So if you always fast forward through sponsors and don't care, you might as well enable it to save the bandwidth and power.

It's almost like big business is fishy.