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Not just whoever made the decision to brick it, everyone whose designs contributed to it being physically possible to do in the first place.

And because they know their supporters are too stupid to know a tariff is a tax. And possibly they don't actually care what the rest of us do or don't know.

I'm more concerned about the millions of people who were damaged enough to vote for them. There have always been people like her around, but typically they'd be written off as the crazy ranting hobo on the subway.

"Yeah, well, you got hit by like, five ticks of rainbow." - (I like this one because it mixes the nonsense with actual gamer speak)

That happens to me too.

And he's getting paid military-spending money, so probably pretty close to retail and still an order of magnitude more than they're worth.

Probably not by a wide margin, though. Maybe not even enough to cancel out the number of openly-trans people in the US. A bigger gap would probably come from how many more liberal women just don't bother to get married at all.

If this was a deliberate attempt to hide specific parts from the public, it's a really sloppy one. They just cut off Article 1 halfway through Section 8 and called it a day, right in the middle of a sentence no less. Maybe that's the idea, aiming to pass it off as an honest mistake if anyone...

Nobody does anymore. "The customer is always right" has trickled all the way up to top-level management (but only if the customer is bitching about insipid things, not if they're expecting actual basic consumer protections that should be a universal human right).

What a wild age we live in where, simultaneously, we have AI-generated fakes being passed off as products of real human labor and products real human labor being passed off as AI-generated fakes. It's like if real chess-playing computers existed side-by-side with Mechanical Turks, or if there...

Weren't we calling for this exact same thing to happen when Republicans refused to show up for work in Oregon?

It is honestly amazing that people haven't figured out how to abuse it to spread misinformation yet.

It is, however, a pretty good representation of the level of quality we'd expect to see if Trump were in charge of the automotive industry.

That is a pretty good way to make sure almost nobody sees it. Given the kind of business GOG is, there are probably more of their customer base on Mastodon than Facebook these days.

Also he seems dead-set on pissing off all of Ohio, in particular. First it was Springfield, now Akron, Canton, and Columbus all in one go. Man, if there's one state you don't want to get on the bad side of if you want to become President...

I'd say something about throwing the baby out with the bathwater, but frankly this sounds like the people responsible had no idea there even was a bathtub and just wanted an excuse to throw out a baby.

OK, who else read "mysterious orange shape" and immediately had the same thought I did? 😛 I don't even need to say what it was.

Game Grumps actually started as a way to get footage for Arin's other show, Sequelitis, and the discussions he had with Jon were meant to be a way to get his thoughts together before writing the scripts for it. That lasted less time than it took for Jon to leave the show, and Sequelitis itself...

Couldn't we have him permabanned on those grounds?

It's amazing. I've never watched that show, I had no context for what scene is being parodied, and yet I still managed to guess Worf's answer on the first try.