We have a company that sends us fake phishing attacks every month, logs who clicks on the bad link, and publishes the results of the survey to the CTO.
Seems like a position as important as MP should have something similar set up for their governmental email accounts.
Well, it’s more like a stopped watch sort of thing. Konami has lost its way ever since it cared more about pachinko machines than actual video games.
No, you can blame the non-voters. The ones who thought it was great idea to get pissy about one issue and stay home. Or “both sides” their way into an idiotic stance.
And in 2026, you can also blame the non-voters. The ones who elected Kamala president, but are too stupid to understand that voting is an annual process, and Kamala isn’t a fucking queen that can enact anything she wants without the support of a democratically-elected Congress.
Vote twice a year, every year. Every. Fucking. Time. Why is that so hard to understand?
EDIT: All of you people bitching about the war in Gaza should stop and think about what would happen to Gaza if Trump got elected. You have two choices, and staying at home just forces one of those two choices for you.
The fact that they think it’s part of the same strategy is why they fail. They take a cursory look at both, see numbers go up, and think that all they have to do is push for common element X to succeed.
Gross oversimplification of business strategy and how products are built are why corporations trip over their own dicks over and over again. I wish they would just teach that in business school.
What do you expect from RPS, Kotaku, IGN, and the rest of the games “journalists”? Journalistic integrity?
That would require an actual journalism degree.
This is a sentence with words, but the arrangement makes no sense. You sure you didn’t generate that from ChatGPT?
Always has been 👨🚀🔫
Money and a chance for power, obviously.
Did they fix all of the bugs? Subnautica 1 is still buggy as shit.
Too bad FTC rules are useless, thanks to SCOTUS striking down the Chervon ruling.
What’s a good web search engine nowadays?
I loved that game for a brief time, but I felt like I could have gotten into a car accident with how much I was trying to take over outposts.
Fucking bonkers first season finale. I just couldn’t take it seriously after that…
Most in the US are already pretty tired of it. I don’t expect it to last another 50 years, but good luck trying to change it now. It still requires a constitutional amendment, and right now, we’re fighting with a party that has half the votes and wants to drag us into a corporatocracy.
Let’s solve that fucking problem first before we move on to constitutional amendments!
3 * 2 = 6
3 + 2 - 1 = 4
So, close enough? How “close to 1” are you talking about?
If they didn’t want to be annexed by China, they shouldn’t have signed a treaty to do so.
My guess is because of shareholder pressure
Of course, the lesson to be learned that no company ever learns: Don’t go public. Don’t ever go public!
It’s made much worse by the games “journalists” industry paying too much attention to X. They find some crackpot spouting off controversy, elevate that shit to the moon, and suddenly other people are talking about this opinion that only lives in a vacuum.
IGN, PCGamer, RPS, Kotaku… they all live for this shit.
Right now, there’s an executive battle to wrestle control of the company away from the original founders. While the founders are probably a bunch of rich assholes, they want to go back to being privately-traded with Tencent’s help, and the alternative is so much worse: venture capitalists in a publicly-traded stock market. They have been driving their IPs into the ground, due to overexposure (looking at you, Assassin’s Creed). No doubt this whole face-to-face decision was bought on by the capitalist assholes trying to sabotage the company and distract the public from what’s actually going on.
Shitty tech opinions were flooding Medium before, so it’s not much of a difference.