A comic doesn’t show individuals, it shows a vision of the world. If I draw 1000 nice soldiers, it’s not a 1000 individuals, I’m pushing the vibe that soldiers are nice.
But the nice ones are the exception, so if you specifically show nice ones (is it possi le to be nice while killing people?), it is a choice to represent reality as such.
Things like that convey a message, and let’s face it, I doubt that the author of this comic is anti-military.
Pushing a shitty launcher, selling partial games, missing versions of games, selling games with DRM, implementing DRMs through their launcher… Basically everything that GoG is supposed to specifically avoid.
Considering how gog has been progressing over the past years, they’ll have to do much more to prove that they are getting better than to make an announcement.
Until then, I’ll remain critical.
I don’t think clapping as soon as a company that has been doing a lot of crap over years, makes an announcement about one potential future improvement, is more logical than that.
You can have products that look the same (same manufacturing process for the most parts) but that have missing components or similar, as a way to reduce the price.
I read some time ago about how a lot of the products imported from aliexpress-like sources tend to not follow EU safety norms, which is probably less likely through amazon if the seller is located in Europe, even if the product looks the same as another on aliexpress.
For non-electronic stuff it’s probably different, but with electronics no one is going to notice a missing component.
Come on people, with a bit more effort we can beat the record!
Just make sure to use every AI feature you find, whether it’s on your browser, fridge or socks, and we’ll succeed!
Only what, 10 years late?
And let’s not talk about contraceptive pills for men, that have been heavily fought against because one of the listed side effects are impotency.
Instead, let’s push hormones on a sex that relies on them heavily to function properly, and hope that nothing will break.
Ah yes, the overflowing empathy of the military.
And it includes people who are slightly to moderately toxic, which is why my sentence said “at least slightly toxic”
That’s my exact point that you somehow missed, the article concludes that most men are not toxic while saying that only ~30% are not toxic.
What they actually concluded is “89.2% of men are not extremely toxic” but that’s not what the article implied
“64.6% of men are at least slightly toxic. Conclusion: most men are not toxic”
What the heck?
Dumber?
Have you not seen the state of humanity?
On one hand, slop, on the other, vibe coding
I can also predict it, with a crystal ball and tarot cards, and it’s probably going to be as safe if not more
Ah yes, what could go wrong
“Macron a menti” je pense que ça ne choque plus qui que ce soit. Il le faisait de façon évidente avant même d’être élu et ça a empiré depuis
Tout le monde sait que tant qu’il pleut au moins une fois par an, le réchauffement climatique n’existe pas
Self-fulfilling prophecy?
When you buy an nft, you but a number (and since you can’t own a number, you buy nothing).
The fact that you got scammed because some people told you that this number gives you ownership of anything is meaningless.
With your example of a dollar, it would be as if you were given monopoly money and you were going around thinking that you’re rich. Sure, if you find people that fell in the same scam, they might accept your fake money as payment, but that’s the extent of it. It’s basically a group of deluded people who imagine that they have something of value while they simply have a meaningless paper.
That is also why you can easily print monopoly money, but not real money. One has a value, the other doesn’t.
You can say that murder is bad. You can also say that it is necessary.
Allowing murder to be good is allowing opinions to shift reality, and this is how people supporting Trump can think that murder is generally wrong, but murdering trans or black people or leftists is acceptable. Once you start making exceptions based on opinions, everything unfolds.