You also don't become that wealthy by being wrong a lot.

If the nepo baby had put his inheritance into an index fund and gone into a coma for 40 years, he'd have done even better. But I guess we all have our own definitions of "success."

It hasn't worked out well at all for me, but that doesn't mean it's not true.

"Wow, eggs sure are expensive. Let's put a guy who bankrupted five casinos in charge," isn't the masterful stratagem Fox News told you it was.

More like an HR failure at Google. This is just insane.

More like "the old Promissory Estoppel trick." Broadcom neesd to fire their entire legal department and the HR people who failed to screen them at hiring time.

I have it on good authority that only suckers pay taxes. The bigliest authority.

He bankrupted four casinos. What else does anyone need to know about Trump?

Fortunately, you don't need to run "the latest Office" or any of that other crap. Win10 LTSC is the Way, and the Light, and the One.

But enough about Elon, amirite?

It was more a question of establishing a place for textual narrative in games. There's more textual content in a modern single-player CRPG than there was in the largest Infocom games, for instance. That thread was first stretched on the loom by Crowther and Woods.

Space War was more of an oscilloscope game than a computer game, and it didn't resemble Space Invaders much, but it was the first sighting of a brand-new art form. So you'd definitely have to grant it some cred in an argument regarding the history of computer/console gaming. More so than Princess Maker, whatever that is/was.

Nothing else matters if you want to understand the origins of all of the other games these unwashed n00bs are talking about.

Maybe Wizardry I.

Email is not an "app."

To the extent email is an "app," well, there's your problem.

That is all.

Um, yes?

The people you think are "your team" are not actually on your side. You're about to learn this lesson, good and hard... and then we'll tell you to get over it.