Nothing wrong with informing consumers about the product.
Please keep finding more dumb shit to be outraged about.
Sometimes it feels like half of the commenters here are this guy. Also Megalith.
I was both an early adopter and an early dumper of facebook. It was easy to see a long time ago that not only was it not healthy to know everything about everyone you have ever met but that anyone had access to that information if they wanted it.
I would say I'm glad that a lot of kids don't...
The premium pricing is going to limit the size of the market for them.
Most potential buyers either have one already or are waiting for the next version.
This is an example of how spending a bunch of money on something convinces people that it's good.
If you charged $3000 for a baggie of dog shit I'm sure some leftcoast hippie would swear that it's the best thing ever.
There's no point buying a physical copy if you have to immediately connect to the internet and download/unlock several gigs worth of crap.
Yeah isn't it amazing what happens when you actually give the market what it wants?
Music, Movie and TV Industry? Are you there?
I wonder if people will look back many years from now and wonder what it was like when the internet was not completely locked down by corporations and governments.
As it should be.Taxing people with no money doesn't make a lot of sense.
This is just another way of saying we should cut taxes for the wealthy and tax poor people more.
There are not many things worse than parents of young children who feel that the rest of the world should sanitize itself for their snowflakes.
Crapcast responded appropriately.
At some point the standard language in every single EULA becomes de facto law if courts uphold it. It's not like you have an option to buy an alternative if all three makers of Widget X have the same agreement. And you can't do business without Widget X.
It's basically another way for...
My reflexes are slower than they were 20 years ago and I don't play shooters much anymore so I don't really give a shit either way. If I ever get into e-sports(ahahahaaa) I will worry about 5-30ms of extra latency.
I have a feeling that in this context "unproven theory" means anything you don't agree with based on ideological grounds. Rather than having any actual specific criticism of a given scientific consensus.
In the current political climate? I'd be more worried about being labeled extremist for accepting that global warming is real and gays and minorities are people.
If sites make a good effort to remove illegal content they should not be held liable for what idiots post on them.
24 hours is a reasonable amount of time for an operation as massive as youtube. Unless the government of the UK wants to use public funds to assist google in monitoring content...