Mate Sršen

It is vitally important to identify and eliminate communal third spaces. This will both increase worker alienation and simultaneously provide revenue streams.

The implicit assumption that 'acting like an asshole' is by any metric different from 'being an asshole'. That's literally *the only criteria*!

Gullible fucking morons. Why don't they escape to their Mars colony while they're at it.

They truly will do anything and everything *except* make the world a better place.

Electrical *motors* are arguably a more mature technology than the internal combustion engine - almost everything that isn't a vehicle runs on electrical motors, and has for a hundred years. Electrical *batteries* are where the bottleneck is, and those indeed have a lot of space for improvement.

"My favorite Pokemon plushie is alive and feels pain. Your rebuttal is invalid unless you've solved quantum gravity."

I feel that for most free software projects the UX part is the most difficult and requires almost as much politics as it does UX expertise to get anywhere. So any project that doesn't make a conscious effort to avoid it inevitably ends up with a totally arcane and calcified UI, that 'works for me'.

We only *just* got pressure sensitive keys - let's give vendors a few years and adaptive keys might show up too.

Slay the Spire wasn't the first Slay the Spire-like either, just like Balatro had predecessors. And likely a few of the teams copying Slay the Spire 2 will make something pretty amazing. Mainstream industry used to do this as well, a long time ago, but now only indies can afford to jump on a trend.

They thrive on seeing themselves as the bad guys, because at least that way they have power and agency. The only possible alternative for people like them, the thing they're running from, is seeing themselves for what they truly are: infantile losers.

The problem with this comic is that the parents in it are apologizing. In reality, when faced with the fact that their child is ill because of them, the parents inevitably repress the trauma by doubling down on their antivax stance. It's *never* their fault.

It's not real people to them though. They *are* narcissistic and infantile, emotionally stunted individuals. So, this montage is *exactly* how they process the world.

It's from the Serpent in the Staglands developers, and set in the same world! I know not everyone got along with SitS, but it was clear even back then that as CRPG devs Hannah and Joseph have the juice.

Cutting edge scooch mechanics.

I imagine that if you're a dev for a CoD game it's very important for your mental health to never, ever think about the military industrial complex and your part in it.

It was working out so very well that Democrat consultants showed up to put a stop to it, presumably because the DNC's reputation for being incompetent losers was in grave danger.

Well, shit.

The soundtrack speaks for itself.

This feels like the restaurant equivalent of those YouTube videos explaining in detail What The Movie Is About, to save you from ever having to formulate an original thought. Except it's like the breakdown video is running right next to the movie *as* you're watching it, Subway Surfers-style.

Cornerstones of the stock market get to kill as many kids as they want.

Real time is more annoying but will get you more engagement.

Not at all! It's also for when misogynists are mad.

I wasn't even aware this was a regional thing. Seems like just common sense?

Consoles are still very much a thing; game developers have simply gotten into the habit of stripping them out of the shipped version of the game. For example: Frans Bouma's Unreal Engine Unlocker is a tool that (among other things) restores the console in UE games, and it functions like any console.

If you hate someone, teach them about color spaces and color calibration.

"BlackBerry is very Baldur's Gate 2-coded." Incredible.

Also now I have to play the homebrew roguelike Link to the Past game.

Also also, wait wtf the Nirvanna guys are making a Magic the Gathering movie?

Having an actual finished and released game you're contractually allowed to put in your portfolio feels like a luxury at this point.

This is *incredibly* illegal.

If there's one corporation that has a sufficiently bulletproof supply chain to actually withstand the price spike, I'm prepared to accept Apple is that corp.

It's a bit before my time, but looking back it feels like Desert Storm is when the US military finally figured out how to sell war to the public. Integrate the journalists, make every stenographer feel like a frontline hero. Heaps of videos demonstrating technological supremacy. Make it a movie.

Whenever a new forever war revs up, one team will take cruel glee in the fact that the troops are bombing brown people in the Middle East, and the other team will mournfully lament the honorable sacrifice of the troops bombing brown people in the Middle East.