

Damn. I’m seeing this RIGHT after getting demon’s Souls working on RPCS3.
Hopefully by the time that’s done Bloodborne will be in a playable state.


Damn. I’m seeing this RIGHT after getting demon’s Souls working on RPCS3.
Hopefully by the time that’s done Bloodborne will be in a playable state.


Right?
I swear people hearing stories like this want the absolute worst outcomes for everyone possible with 0 empathy.
He likely used the company credit card once, got some pop-up and instinctively clicked “yes” as most people do causing the card to be saved to the browser.
I’m sure the dad will find a way to reverse the damage (or at least greatly minimize it) and both will have learned their lesson.


It only shows their location within a certain range.
And considering that this is a punishment for violating someone else’s privacy I can get behind this.


The normie economy. The economy everyone got into because everyone else got into it.
I (superior) prefer this other, more niche economy. Well, for now until more Normie’s get involved.


The tragedy of a missing coma.
They meant “Tax wealth, not work” as in we should tax excessive wealth as opposed to taxing the labour of everyday people.
Genuine question, how does a municipal government pass and enforce a law like this? Where I live I don’t think a municipal government could do this (both practically and legally)
Who does this rule apply to and how would the city enforce it?