I think that might lead to better media in the long-run even if it’s with less variety of characters. It would force studios to directly compete instead of monopolizing their IP to churn out cheap content and capitalize on people’s nostalgia.
I think that might lead to better media in the long-run even if it’s with less variety of characters. It would force studios to directly compete instead of monopolizing their IP to churn out cheap content and capitalize on people’s nostalgia.
Damn, I guess ya can’t beat the mouse.
It’s the new “3/5 Compromise”: normal people are worth 1 person each, but CEOs are worth 3.
Thank you for your valuable insight.
I’ve been using Lemmy more often lately because the Reddit app keeps logging me out and the Voyager app has literally never done it.
Ah yes, the classic “just kill yourself” argument. You totally destroyed that antinatalist.
A Nintendo Hitman clone where you play as Luigi and have to take revenge on Bowser’s cronies because they stopped Mario from getting treatment when he needed it.
It would take 15 seconds to look up “<technology> release date” and use that as a reference.
When the autopilot gets automatically disengaged, it should be treated as the autopilot software still being in control and just not doing anything.
Well the idea is that it wouldn’t come to that. It’d be better to have a knife and hopefully scare the teenagers off than have them beat you to death.
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That’s rough. It sucks when people take things too seriously like that.
Axolotls are adorable! Check your DMs.
What’s wrong with my username? I named this account after a fictional animal in a game I play.
Or at least take a pocket knife or something. Knives for self defense are generally not the best because people tend to end up hurting themselves with them, but just pulling a knife out could be enough to scare off a group of scumbag teenagers.
It depends on the industry. In some cases, being literally anything other than a cishet white man is a massive advantage.
White man here: maybe back in ye olden days, but not anymore.
You’re right. The bigger problem is giving private entities so much power to rule in copyright disputes and inflict punishment with no real oversight.