Megabonk is love, Megabonk is life.

I have played the original Borderlands more times than I can reasonably recall, and Borderlands 2 three or four times, but gosh I tried so hard to like BL3 and it just never landed with and felt tedious by that point.

I never even finished 3 because got seriously bored with it, and never had a whole lot of interest in 4, especially hearing how badly optimized it was. It just didn’t look like anything worth the money to me, that’s all. Then I literally forgot it has been out for a while because I was so disinterested.

Borderlands 4 was so forgettable I literally forgot it was already released.

Absolutely, but I think right now it’s important to be able to show that this behavior goes back decades and isn’t some new phenomenon that so many people act as though it is.

The NSA story they sat on was in 2007 when they published it, so literally has been 20 years this year.

NYT also sat on the story about NSA wiretapping US citizens for over a year at the behest of the Bush admin. Later, DNI Clapper would deny that spying on Americans happened “wittingly,” a denial which would push Edward Snowden to leak information thst proved otherwise.

I worked in news media in the Bush years and I got to see first hand how our national news promoted the lies coming from the Bush administration and helping spearhead support for an Iraq invasion.

The media has been a problem for a long time.

You’re gonna have to link that Parkinson’s news.

Why am I completely not surprised that he was speaking to Bobby Kotick?

“I want that report on my table first thing tomorrow morning, Cloth”

“But sir-”

“On my table, Cloth!”

I’m not a UK native, so that’s very likely, I always thought it was just any situation where your poo is touching your underwear.

I’m not from Britain but I’ve heard the phrase “touching cloth” from over there.

Isn’t wireguard already pretty easy???

Also unless it changed I thought Plexamp was only available to Plex Pass subscribers.

I would say yes.

I’ve always been of the opinion since fish can breathe underwater just like birds breathe above water, all fish are technically flying in their own environment.

Oh well that’s totally fair, honestly.

It locks out real competitive pricing.

What are they being sued for? I guess I missed this?

Also I guess it could be argued they only removed it from new sales whereas people who already owned those titles on Steam still have them on Steam.

I don’t think we are the target audience for those, though, as weird as that sounds. More likely intended to be sold to less tech savvy people who are willing to pay for the convenience of some company handling their security.