I'm not yet at that point. I do try to guide programmers, but quite often, I find myself thinking: can I just please do this myself?

Then try to act like it. You're acting all upset at everybody over nothing. Lighten up, stop acting like an ass.

You need to lighten up. And stop projecting so much. That toxic attitude can't be healthy for you.

It does? I doubt it. It's part of the game, sold on GOG, and has no DRM. It works fine for me. Except that I don't much care for this "crappy game inside a cool game" gimmick. I'm here to explore a world, not to collect soms crappy cards for an unbalanced card game.

Your bias is showing. The Witcher games are incredibly popular because they're deeper and more interesting than most CRPGs these days.

You may disagree with some of their choices (I certainly do), but it's undeniably extremely well executed.

Do you know which game we're talking about? It's not a multiplayer game.

On the other hand, I am smart enough to read what it says, understand what it means and refers to, and then not jump to unfounded conclusions and get upset about the conclusions I'm jumping to.

You're mostly just upset about your own interpretation of things. Calm down.

I just had a discussion yesterday about how steak is supposed to be the English word for the Dutch "biefstuk", but whereas "biefstuk" can only be entrecote, tournedos or rib-eye, steak can be literally anything.

So either it's a really poor translation, or it's a sign of the differences in food standards between the US and Europe.

Isn't this blackmail? Report it to the police. This kind of extortion should be extremely illegal. If true, it's time for Yelp to die and their managers to go to prison.

Obvious Yelp bullying businesses to buy ads and hiding their entries if they don't is bad, and makes Yelp less reliable for users. Restaurants bullying customers over bad reviews is also bad and means everybody should avoid that restaurant. And if someone sends you a pound of poo, it's time to get the police involved.

Bad actors all around. This situation sounds like Yelp and restaurants are working together to undermine the market they both rely on.

Not all developers are American. There are a lot of developers who can legally sell through Huawei's store.

What "clever audio pun" are you talking about? Your parent merely repeated standard GNU slogans. If you find them punny, then they're puns that go way back.

I'm curious why you would think this. The movies more aimed at women than most superhero movies. No doubt many men and boys watch it too, but why would you doubt many girls (or women?) watch it?

I don't trust simple yes/no statistics about movies anyway. I don't necessarily like the same things everybody else likes. I like some hard cult stuff that has no chance to make it in the mainstream, and I'm bored by some mainstream stuff. I only trust reviews that address both why it's a good movie and why it's a bad movie. Anything else is useless.

I do trust reviews from people I know to have similar tastes to my own. I know a number of those people online, and they seem to universally love Captain Marvel, so that puts it high on my list of movies to see.

Yet somehow it's never movies with a white male uni-dimensional Mary Sue that get inundated in these kind of hate campaigns.

Also, the fact that these campaigns start well before anyone has even had the chance to see the movie, show that it has nothing to do with how the character is portrayed in the movie.

I'm not sure how the people trying to sow division profited here, but I'm glad to see that they apparently failed. I'm getting tired of these unhinged hate campaigns against genre movies starring women. If they really only want to see movies starring men, there's still plenty of those around. But apparently they need every movie to be specifically catering to them, and every movie that doesn't feels like a threat to them or something.

Ethiopia is predominantly Christian.