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Comment: Screw them. No money from me. (Score 1) 908

It's a shame. It's a decent action RPG, the devs (especially the ones in charge of art direction) obviously put a ton of work in. But fuck if they're getting any of my money. I was already boycotting EA because of Origin, and I'm damn well not going to change that with this sort of stunt.

Comment: Re:Most popular services survive (Score 1) 91

by twocows (#38223896) Attached to: GamePro Shutting Down After 22 Years
Pretty much every service you've named as popular or positive is one that I've had vastly negative experiences with (exception being RPS, who have always been pretty cool in my book). GamePro wasn't anything great either, but I did have a lot of good memories of their magazine. It's a bit sad to see them go.

Comment: Re:I dont see any issues with them. (Score 5, Insightful) 529

by twocows (#38223884) Attached to: Anonymous Threatens Robin Hood Attacks Against Banks
I was with you until you started using terms like "leftist thugs." I'm not sure which "leftist thugs" you're talking about, but if you're just generalizing anyone with leftist views and calling them a "thug," you lose quite a bit of credibility. I don't agree with the action these people are taking. The leftists I side with don't victimize the small folk, we advocate for them. I'd prefer you not group us with them.

I think in this case, it's just a bunch of short-sighted kids who want to make a difference. They're just going about it the wrong way. I can't really blame them when, despite the efforts of some really intelligent and good people on all sides, you've got movements like the Tea Party trying their absolute best to make everything into a black-and-white, us-versus-them shouting match.

Dennis Ritchie has died->

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rjh writes "Dennis Ritchie, father of both C and UNIX, has died at age seventy. (English-speaking news outlets haven't yet picked it up yet, but Google Translate does well with the link.) In a career that not only spanned modern computing but defined it, he developed many tools and systems that we take for granted today. He received a Turing Prize in 1983 for his services to the industry, but even then he didn't slow down: he had a sterling career with Bell Labs and Lucent until finally retiring in 2007."
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Dennis Ritchie, creator of C, dies at age 70->

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vhfer writes "Dennis Ritchie, the guy who created C and was instrumental in the creation of Unix, has died at age 70. The C programming language influenced nearly all languages that followed it, and the development of Unix had an undeniable influence on what would later become the personal computer, and of course, Linux.
RIP DMR 1941-2011"

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Dennis Ritchie has died

Submitted by Burdell
Burdell writes "I haven't found an obituary in English yet, but Dennis Ritchie has died at the age of 70 He was the creator of the C programming language and a codeveloper of Unix. Much of modern computing comes from his work."

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