Is it too addictive to repeatedly score goals?

I fully anticipate Apple to just completely pull out of that market entirely. You do not tell me what I will sell in my own store.

Emergency services should already rely on non-cellular communication, like radio. Radio does not require cell towers to be powered.

because "you" are the account; whoever has access to the account has access to it. Some XB1 policies allow other players also signed in to that device (such as a guest) to also play on it, whereas the license to play it is determined by the account accessing it.

because "download" in this case functions as a modifier for "code", not as the noun by which "one-time" modifies. It's a one-time [download code]; not a [one-time download] code. you won't need a code to download it a second time or to make updates.

Why not release the physical version as something else, if it's only going to have a download code?

It could be something else physical, like
a hardback of book of concept art which didn't make it into the game, or
a poster of the overworld map (like how Elder Scrolls used to do), or
a DVD documentary of the making of the game, or
a physical copy of the music in the game similar to how Quake 2's disc plays on audio players. Maybe release all of the music from every GTA past and present onto one disc, browsable as its own game played from the console..

Surely they're not just going to have a case when a slip of paper and a code on it.

NASA is fairly well-known for using acronyms for projects, and although telescopes generally do not employ them (Hubble, James Webb, etc) I suspect it was a wise decision to not do so with this project either.

It has always been largely anarchic mob-rule. That's the very nature of the internet and especially Wikipedia. Wikipedia is a launching place from which you begin research, not the place you go to for conclusions. Complaining that it is that way, spells utter non-comprehension of the process.

A fear exclusively held by the people with more money than sense.

Dude spent 82mil to fight a tax that would have only cost him 50mil (assuming he only has 1bil). May the teeming masses of non-billionaires prevail :3

I'm calling it; if you crash while riding one, especially if thrown from the vehicle, you'll have been mobileyeeted.

Something cannot be addictive, that does not enter your body.

Your own body produces the chemicals, and you have the ability to self-regulate your own chemicals. An outside source of inspiration/ hate/ etc cannot regulate your own chemicals for you. You are responsible for your own decisions, and that includes the self-regulation or parental-regulation of things you interact with, which do not have aspects which enter your body. It is not scientifically possible for something to be addictive which does not enter your body; a so-called addiction to something like this, would be diagnostic in determining something wrong with your own abilities independent of the thing, not with the thing.

It is the same "video games cause gun violence" argument all over again. It CANNOT cause addiction. It does not ENTER you. In the situation of photosensitivity to flashing causing seizures, that is a flaw of the consumer interacting with it, not a flaw of the media displaying the flashes.

This may go down as the least-likely event specifically to the tech sector..
"That was as bright as as Picket's charge"
"You have a greater chance of success in prosecuting Anna's Archive"

There is still such a massive movement against AI, that there is no shred of hope for AI to take over the web; they don't even serve the same function. This is like suggesting that televising sporting events will kill venue ticket sales.

Is there a single industry genuinely interested in Copilot, or just ways to completely disable it in all ways possible?