Comments by "Titanium Rain" (@ChucksSEADnDEAD) on "penguinz0" channel.

  1. ​ @Steelface97 not if you were assigned as a public defedant
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  2. I can easily afford a 8 dollar meal, doesn't mean I'm going to throw it on the ground.
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  3. You shotgun charges at people so that even if for some technicality you can't nail someone on a murder charge, you still get then behind bars for disposing of the corpse.
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  4. People making wild claims probably haven't read up on the case. Shotgunning charges at people and then picking the one that sticks best is incredibly common.
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  5. Malewife Grindset
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  6. 5 inches in height or....?
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  7.  @kreshar  You can see that his handle bar was struck by her arm on the right side. The steering was physically moved out of alignment.
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  8. I always heard busting a gut for laughing.
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  9. ​ @keiraaaaaaaaaaaaaa  Makes perfect sense. Shooting someone is an unfortunate part of the job, and an investigation has to be done to verify if procedure was followed. Having sex on the clock is flat out neglecting one's duties.
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  10. I mean many would laugh out of novelty. Like "oh sht I didn't know it was real"
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  11. Yes. Because you can drop the n-word with the soft A or hard R in the end, the latter being more offensive. The other one doesn't have a soft variant.
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  12.  @dhruv1019  worldwide material shortage at the same time there's been civil unrest and fear of bans
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  13.  @FearOfTheDarkS312  A lot of people retire early out of the military and go do something else. Either way they wouldn't just let him take ammo out of the base.
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  14. Why did we all think situps were the solution in the 2000s?
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  15.  @dip.918  His point still stands. Keanu came back to the spotlight after John Wick and now he's a marketable star. If not for that, they probably wouldn't have bothered doing a 4th movie.
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  16. ​ @RebelWvlf  We don't live in a Gillette ad.
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  17. It's like F2P games. 95% play for free, 4% get the premium content they want but are mostly "freemium" users, 1% are the whales that sustain the industry.
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  18.  @KingBarney  if people were proposing legislation that treated the victim differently based on gender it would be 100% legitimate to bring up the fact that men get raped too. I find it funny that the standard response is bringing up the fact that our families weren't there. There's nothing you can do to me to make me change my convictions. I will not hate airplanes if my family dies in a crash. I will not focus on the gun if my family gets gunned down. Trying to paint this as lack of empathy when the tweets are clearly BTFO'ing the vultures who abuse tragedy for political clout is ironic.
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  19.  @80Elminster  "How many before people at least take it a little serious?" - it's not about the number of people pulling an Argument from Authority fallacy. Somehow all of these people have zero proof to show? In a court of law you need proof.
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  20. One of those pilots only caught a glimpse and isn't sure of what she saw, and the main guy Cmdr Fravor was already caught feeding into the UFO nonsense. The thermal sight on the targeting pod has an edge contrast enhancer which adds an outline via software, if you look at an object in the white hot mode you get a black outline and if you look using the black hot mode you get a white outline. While showing the footage the Elizondo guy said the craft had cool air around it. Fravor should have stepped in and told him that it's just a contrast enhancer to help pilots discern targets. But he chose to not correct him to feed into the conspiracy.
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  21. Pewdiepie essentially went on a crusade pointing out hypocrisies regarding other content creators with pewnews, did the consistent uploads thing, and leveraged the T-series drama. He worked his ass off to mitigate the effects.
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  22.  @notafrog749  Neil is a douchebag but the deaths per 48h tweet was the best thing he ever posted
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  23.  @Marvi5962  "for fucks sake man the bodies just got cold" - but people are always quick to demand gun control while the bodies are still hot so I don't see why either side should refrain since the topic is instantly political.
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  24. ​ @diydylana3151 and Tails!
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  25. ​ @annarennie  He's not missing the point in any way. It's not about the person, it's about not putting in effort in a dead end.
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  26. ​ @annarennie  The boyfriend doesn't make a girl unavailable. The girl makes herself unavailable (stop denying women's agency). A woman can have a boyfriend and still be down.
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  27. ​ @j.jbinks9669 that's the opposite of a problem. The other side of the coin of having a legal system that can put you in prison - you are entitled to a legal defense. If you have the first without the latter you just have tyranny.
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  28. ​ @ISirSmoke  The filament lightbulbs that last forever are garbage. The lightbulb that has been kept on for 100 years is barely visible in the day.
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  29. ​ @OmnipotentSaiyan  the government not forcing a shutdown of dating apps during lockdown was wild. People lost their jobs because of contagion but getting hook ups was fine.
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  30. World's Biggest Booty Hoes I'm confident most people would get the joke.
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  31. 1. weapons are not illegal in the rest of the world, very few countries ban them 2. even in places with struct gun control crime is high Yeah, it's a crazy idea because it's been tried multiple times and it doesn't work.
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  32.  @GoharioFTW  Being unarmed doesn't mean you are harmless. If you're beating someone senseless in the middle of a street, plugging you is 100% justified. I don't know which blow is going to put an innocent person in a vegetative state, and I'm not going to wait to find out.
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  33. ​ @RatsAreNice222  Sometimes people do put what they want in an article. A Pulitzer prize winner actually admitted doing it. Have you not noticed how in the last few years there's been riddiculous gossip about politics that was completely based on anonymous sources? People actually believe it.
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  34. ​ @DesolatorsDayz  How would that make a difference? They're still engaged in the sale of the game, they can't evade copyright when it's obviously a commercial use.
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  35. But how does it make sense? The N-bomb is dropped either with the soft "a" or the hard "r". It's pretty specific to that word.
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  36. Belle Delphine having an armory in the UK would be a major flex tbh.
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  37. The technique is BS but as a last resort knocking the slide out of battery does prevent the pistol from firing. For semiautomatic function the trigger mechanism has a disconnector that gets tripped by rewards slide movement. The more reliable technique is doing it to a double action revolver without the hammer cocked because grabbing the cylinder so that it can't spin also blocks the trigger from being pulled. On the other hand as soon as you let go off the revolver it can work again, while a semi-automatic pistol has a chance that the slide did not return to battery through spring pressure.
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  38.  @sharkmanyt4431  Media: "Don't vote for Dean, he's crazy" Americans: "I guess" Dean: Screams Americans: "Hm, I can see your point"
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  39. I don't expect the average person to have big brained takes on politics so they just latch onto tropes like "communism" and "just like Hitler", but this is an unfair dismissal. If anything, the tyrant that straight up murders everyone makes his evil known and despite the fear instilled into the population it drives resistance. The fact that you aren't killed for voicing your opinion isn't an automatic proof of anything.
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  40. There was a soccer goalkeeper who finished a game despite a fracture either in the skull or the vertebrae, don't remember.
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  41.  @Hanfgurkenhasser  "If you can't see any difference between the flue and a mass shooting, then I hate to break it to you" - but we can see the difference. It's just you and others getting upset at getting some perspective about how mass shootings are NOT as common as people think.
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  42. Which one, the coof one? Why would you need it if you don't leave the house?
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  43.  @romulus2473  tbh if you're a domestic terrorist you're a grade A asshole but at least you have convictions and follow through them. You're a "bad guy" and own up to it. If you drive drunk or are a shitty doctor, you convinced others to trust you and then you acted recklessly with their lives.
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  44. My theory is that they made it more dangerous for the meme. Of course they're not selling the kitchen made slop, they're putting preservatives in the mix. Geez.
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  45. ​ @warrensmith8161  You mean the 2000s Republican party. Things are just weird now. 2000s Republicans adopting a black kid for the clout? Yeah that feels appropriate.
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  46. ​ @Mizuna752  the game engine wouldn't be related
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  47.  @Mizuna752  No, do you understand how it works? If an item is created in two games, it only needs a database to flag its existence in a person's inventory.
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  48. Probably knife attacks. In a weird way the recent assassination of Shinzo Abe was motivated by a grude against a religious movement, albeit a Korean one.
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  49. ​ @jak199527 was it "extremely large" compared to outside the industry?
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  50.  @felixcrookston2237  Was it really that extremely large? Or we just have a spotlight on the issue while it happens outside Hollywood too?
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  51. ​ @thebreadster1500 So the job of a lawyer is inherently immoral? Because they don't only get to defend the innocent.
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  52. First, this dude is satirizing the kind of people who do this. Second, even if it were genuine it would be a goddamn spectacle. The poem is seen as purely self-serving.
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  53. Doesn't matter. People got mad at Liam Neeson for admitting to slight racism (more like profiling since he was looking for a criminal who matched a description) 40 years ago.
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  54. ​ @gaigefisher4047  By that logic you are using child labor too.
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  55. ​ @livebackwards  that Borz comic permanently damaged discourse. You're not trying to "improve society somewhat", you're just cridicizing a guy.
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  56.  @livebackwards  Slacktivist cope
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  57.  @livebackwards  Yeah we have dozens of people speaking out here. What are they accomplishing? Nothing. It's so easy even I can do it. Elon is a bellend. Oh so scary. Musk's internet police will beat me up now.
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  58. Theoretically possible considering that lab tests determines that airborne particles can last 3 hours, but you'd sooner win the lottery than inhale enough of a viral load through the window.
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  59. Wouldn't have made a lick of difference. It had a bad rollout with inconsistent performance, some people had several seconds of input lag while others had a "satisfactory" performance. Paying for the games instead of being true streaming also hindered the service because people would have to buy a game twice.
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  60. It needs to be, as a warning. GaaS is hell.
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  61. The video being real doesn't mean they weren't debunked. The video being real just means it was captured by an aircraft. Doesn't prove what it was.
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  62. lmao he said such stupid shit before... this one.... this one was really good and I'm enjoying the faux outrage.
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  63.  @NomastiAfricanWarlord  "masks are indeed effective, and every medical expert agrees that it is" - huh, I'm pretty sure the medical experts told us they weren't months ago. Look, I was on the side of masks because I recognized it as a ploy to get masks in the hands of healthcare professionals. It was still a fucking lie, and they tanked their credibility so nobody cares about what the experts say anymore. When the streets were empty and entry to grocery stores was so limited you had a 10 yard radius around with nobody else the mask made sense. Even with the 2-3 meter/6 feet social distancing you're breathing others' particles. There's too many people in public transport and stores. The masks aren't sealed. The only thing they do is contain the largest particles sneezed or coughed out, and nobody dares coughing in public. When you breathe out, the air bypasses the mask. When you breathe in, air bypasses the mask. You're breathing others' airborne particles and there's nothing that homemade/surgical masks can do about it. Plus, after being inconvenienced for so long people can't be bothered to use the mask safely. They're touching the masks and their faces. So the contagion is still going on.
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  64.  @jynxed66six54  "the corona virus is known to have carriers who dont have an actual illness" - But these people will breathe out the particles in aerosolized form. If they were sick, the mask would at least stop the droplets from coughing and sneezing. But breathing in and out normally, air will simply go through the path of least resistance.
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  65. ​ @Neko_Medic  Reminder: MMA fighters train under those sets of rules, people who don't train can't rely on "breaking the rules" to win a fight. Like Bas Ruten once said "who do you think is going to kick you in the nuts harder, the guy who trains or the guy who doesn't?".
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  66. ​ @TheHuskyK9  If given the choice to fight 5 random men from the general population or 5 low level combat sports athletes, you'll pick the first. Don't even try it.
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  67. ​ @Zack-vi7is  Amateur fights is how pros get started. By definition. There's people in the amateur scene who simply started too late in life, or had kids and had to work full time and couldn't go pro, etc. People get mauled in amateur fights too, it's not a hugging contest.
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  68. ​ @Zack-vi7is  Alex Pereira worked at a tire shop in Brazil. He's now the LHW champ in the UFC. MMA fighters are plumbers, roofers, electricians, cashiers, Uber drivers, etc. because fighting doesn't pay the bills. Conor McGregor was on unemployment benefits after being an apprentice electrician or whatever.
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  69. ​ @Zack-vi7is  Amateur fights are scheduled by coaches. Untrained people getting into the ring just costs the promotion money. You pretend to know how this works but you clearly haven't been close to the amateur scene, the gyms have group chats to arrange fights. Most coaches will not let you fight if you are not consistent with your training.
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  70. Most likely the assumption that it wold be easier.
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  71. It's a "bad" idea in the sense that it is affected by internet latency and while Google has the money to issue refunds, if anyone else tried it they'd go bankrupt and all the games would be useless after people paid for them.
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  72. I'm 29. There's no soft way to drop the R-word, it's just used in one way. It's surprising to me so many have a parallel interpretation.
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  73. Do you not realize how restrictions on fluids work? A mountain is pretty big, but now imagine you had to push the entire Earth's atmosphere through a valley. It would be a workout. Trying to force your average lung displacement through a mask will either a) require huge amounts of effort or b) pull air through all the unsealed spaces, bypassing the mask.
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  74. ​ @javier14966  Technology Connections debunked the lightbulb cartel myth. They agreed to have a limited lifespan to maximize light output and energy efficiency. The alternative was lightbulbs that consumed too much energy and barely lit the room.
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  75. ​ @majkatrojedjece6585  that old lightbulb is awful. Dim as hell.
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  76. Oh to be poked in the rear end by trident-wielding red devils while japanese kanji I can't read and audience reaction facecams pop up around me.
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  77. He bought bitcoin when it was worth much less.
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  78. More of a cloud service really, there was no "console".
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  79. It's cheaper to develop games for local hardware than building the infrastructure for streamed games as 100% of the market. It's just physics.
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  80.  @danielsmokesmids  Well, they certainly had the right to take away people's livelihoods. Gun to the head, would you rather they take jobs away or the ability to get your dick wet for a couple months? Hey, maybe we've all been doing our jobs wrong, but I don't tongue kiss customers at work. Why should working people be punished while apps promote contagion?
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  81.  @kikomefoxy5966  How many children have I killed? 0. I'm morally in the clear.
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  82. VISA the card? Well, the cards are handled by private banks who choose their own requirements. The requirements to buy a gun are handled by federal and state laws which need to respect the constitution.
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  83. Ffs I confused Shazam with Kazaam and was about to ask how could someone have decades of MMA experience in 1996 lmao
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  84. Yeah but a lot of Catholics aren't really fond of this pope.
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  85. It's soft A (sounds like "guh") versus rolling the R off the tongue. That's why people call it hard.
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  86.  @Zoom15000  Because in many situations it's """acceptable""" to drop the N-word. The reason there's a "hard R" is that using it is either a major faux pas or had the full intent of a racial slur.
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  87. Because an investigation is required to determine if the shooting was unjust. Jesus people have complained about textbook perfect shoots. Like the one in which a girl was stabbing the other to death and people were like "🤨 was shooting her really necessary?".
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  88. Ever heard of Boondocks?
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  89. Gun control doesn't do shit. Gun crime in the UK rose after gun control. Brazil and Mexico are almost warzones in certain areas and yet they have strict gun control laws. Gun control is just letters on a piece of paper saying you can't have a gun. Criminals don't care about the law.
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  90. +Fuck Google+ you mean like communism abused the slave labourers in the gulags to keep the country running, and since communism doesn't fucking work they kept putting more people in gulags? Capitalism is free trade. All you people have to do is not buy this shit, but clearly people want shit and thus ask for shit.
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  91. And that's the problem. You're laughing at "Americans" because of a satirical skit, but won't say a peep about real political decisions. He doesn't just forget names, he forgot who the first lady's husband is.
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  92.  @CrystalRose1111  Have you ever been in a physical fight? An unarmed "civilian" (cops are civilians too, civilian or military status has nothing to do with physical ability) can beat up an armed opponent if he refuses to reach for the weapon. I can send you a video of my kickboxing fights, hell I can send you a video of me losing by split decision and getting my nose busted. I've been in fights, I think I know more about fighting than you do.
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  93.  @GoharioFTW  It's not an execution is a person is taken out under extreme circumstances in the defense of self or others. There's a reason why countries without the death penalty still issue handguns to officers. It's not a sentence - it's a life saving measure. If you disagree with that, then argue for cops to be completely disarmed. Maybe when you get beat up or stabbed they'll threaten to whistle really loud to deter your attacker.
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  94.  @GoharioFTW  Strawman argument.
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  95. The Kane & Lynch multiplayer had a functionality like that, you could betray the rest of the crew to get a bigger payday.
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  96. Exactly. Any game developed to require more power than local hardware has available will cost too much and take too long to develop.
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  97. ​ @henlohenlo689  It's hard to win a defamation suit in the US. In the UK it's much easier.
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  98.  @zednopercent8994  MMOs are live services by design but optimally the meat and potatoes should be there from day one. From level 1 to endgame. When the MMO is successful the money goes toward expanding that endgame beyond the original scope. Now with these "live services" we're kind of waiting on a promise of support and we might not get much.
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  99.  @MrMeow-iq7kq  Working 8 hours with a mask is a chore. I can feel myself getting stupid in the last 1-2 hours. Luckily I do a lot of cardio so I can handle it but customers can't help but pull their masks down when they get to the register. We allow people to wear face-shields instead of masks because of this.
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  100. How could you forget "I'm gonna snatch every mothafuckin birthday"?
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  101. There's broadcast laws. I get the point but it takes a lot of 'splaining to convince the governing bodies to let you shown peen and balls on broadcast TV. Especially in a country that even censors porn.
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  102. ​ @FloppyFroggyX  Reciting lines at a play doesn't make you a child prodigy. But the movie character was timid and didn't say much.
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  103.  @MAX-de8fe  I thought it was a funny joke.
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  104. How is it the future of gaming? It's inferior by any metric.
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  105.  @nothingnothing1799  SCOTUS has refused to hear a few gun cases
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  106. But that's a weak comparison. When there's a car accident you don't see the vultures trying to hover around the bodies for political clout. When there's a mass shooting they appear and try to push their politics while the iron is hot.
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  107. It's because the N word can be used in two forms: one ending with the soft A, the other ending with the hard R. The mental disability one is only used in one variant so there's no need to specify if it's soft or hard.
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  108. The problem is that we'll also have more powerful hardware, AI assisted development and upscaling, etc. so we'll have no need to run things in the cloud. More bandwidth doesn't fix latency either, the only way to fix it is running multiple copies of the game with AI predicted button presses and then only show the "correct" guesses to the player.
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  109. To be fair, Zimbardo manipulated the Stanford experiment and one of the subjects admitted to faking a mental breakdown so he could study for exams. When he volunteered he didn't realize he would not be allowed to have his textbooks.
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  110. Doesn't look like a tictac and Fravor is not reliable since he got in touch with the UFO nutters. Yeah, we won't be happy until we have evidence. Sorry, if the girlfriend goes to another school or lives in Canada, we're just going to assume she doesn't exist until proven.
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  111. Except that it's easier to just optimize games to run on potato hardware and use AI upscaling to increase quality. There's simply no game developed for 8 year old 4000 USD pcs let alone 1 year old 4000 USD pcs. Console hardware is also becoming architecturally similar to PC hardware so finally console optimization will help PCs. Brutally demanding games cost more to produce and require longer dev cycles so the business side itself will never move to a point where cloud computing benefits gamers. And if it did, bandwidth requirements would again increase to keep up with the visual detail required.
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  112. Google refused to address the criticism or acted with arrogance in response to concerns. It simply seemed like they were trying to break into the gaming industry without having to prove their worth to gamers.
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  113. @Paul Martin Worrying about Glock's confusing numbering scheme is such a weird purity test. Yes, the model number is related to the caliber but one can just ask for ammo in that caliber at the store and not worry about it, so it doesn't prove anything.
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  114. ​ @syrasmine  But it isn't. If they could get away with it, they'd let her cheat on the BF. The only respect here is for their own time. They're gonna cast their net somewhere else
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