I guess you nerds will just have to actually boycott these game makers. I always found this movement funny because you still want to play the shitty games these companies put out despite knowing how shitty a company these big game makers are. There are plenty of really good indie games out there just waiting for your support.
I still don't know what they would be "winning".
China is going to win this one
Win what exactly?
Yeah we put that out at the very last minute too. George got talked into doing an initial theatrical release despite the fact that the show wasn't even rendered in the proper resolution for a movie screen. They had to send it out to be uprezzed rather than rerendering each episode. It was FUBAR. This latest movie was meant to be a movie from the start, so it has no real excuse for quality issues.
It doesn't require a monopoly. It just requires collective action. If employees across different studios organize under the same union, a collective strike could be effective leverage. But the asks of the union need to be less painful for the studios than it would be to have to hire and train hundreds of new workers.
Yeah for real. I can't read the article. But my guess is that the NYT is taking this seriously and raise any questions about what authority they have to do so.
Yes, now they're asking the right question. Most traditional homework is designed for one type of brain who can easily perform the task and learn from it. But not all brains are wired the same and while one student may excel with homework, another may struggle due to various factors.
lol
Yeah the more I think about this the more I am outraged that they would discontinue a very useful product. They should be forced to sell it or open source it.
My 100% remote company relies on this software. I guess they don't like money.
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It's sci-fi for your mom and dad.
This plan would not be about making mone. And you do it for the exact reason this article talks about. You want to manufacture competition in an industry.
If that was a good idea, VC would already be doing it.
How does that make any sense?
It's called corporate welfare and I was under the impression most people on here would be against that. I know I sure as heck am.
Buddy, our governments gives billions in public dollars to businesses each year.
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