Crimes exist for the poor. Simple as.

Funny that’s exactly what Black & Decker did the moment they got their hands on the Craftsman brand

https://youtu.be/QoliTAiZZxQ?si=OGzW9PJL5fXgQkDD

It was a script undirected for 12 years

And it was Brad Bird working on it, a Simpsons alumni. They always punch higher than usual writers.

I think Zach Snyder tried for this in Batman v Superman but of course he did so with no appreciation of the themes or subtlety. And Martha.

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It’s produced by Ubisoft Studios

I get that you should cultivate the audience you want to play your game, but Ubisoft can’t win for losing. This should have gone through 20 publicists. I expect that mong Hero Hei to leap on this shit.

Ubisoft needs a complete management overhaul.

Are we doing this again?

Ah there’s the squeeze

Ultrakrill

https://youtu.be/ZuKqBX9oEfs

Glory holes

Lotteries are no different than stepping on people. They have to buy into the process, but the amounts allocated from lotteries for education or other grants is outpaced by what is given up in prizes. And many lotteries engage in games and mechanisms to keep people in the feedback loop of pouring money in. It’s a tax on the stupid and the poor.

I firmly believe greed comes from two thought processes: A sense of fear, or a desire for authority. I don’t know if wealth will make you a monster, but it will certainly show what you really are.

Great, they’re gonna serve ads while we take a fucking phone call next

First step to becoming a billionaire: start with 1 trillion

Him and Rev can go fuck themselves and die

Agile has poisoned software development to the point where it’s fine to ship shit products that can be fixed post-release, which of course gives stakeholders and execs the reasons to tie performance and bonuses to shipping, as opposed to routine stable operations.

I don’t know if going back to Waterfall is the right fix, but something has to change. Shipping crap is the new normal. If programmers organize to fight for better wages and conditions, we absolutely must fight to hold management responsible for code quality. Get us additional hours for unit and behavioral testing, assessing and tackling technical debt, and so on.