My toddler had a respiratory issue several days before Christmas. Hospitalized for a few days. Released a few days before Christmas. We got home. Pipes froze that very day, for several days. So no water in the house. We were supposed to travel, but due to the hospital and weather were stuck home, so we had to scramble to get a few Xmas things together for the kids. Luckily midway through Xmas, the pipes finally thawed - Christmas miracle, we could shower.
The point is, there’s a lot of movies worth watching once, and never again…which is where streaming comes in.
That doesn’t fix it. No.
What?
That is not a proper response to what I said.
Most of the stuff you see while scrolling through Amazon’s streaming service is actually just stuff you can buy but not stream. If it’s not one of their own big exclusives, the service is almost unusable
Most movies aren’t worth owning
Yeah, it’ll probably decrease
Boomers’ children are grown ass adults with their own kids now. Those parents are the ones who grew up playing games. This dumbass narrative doesn’t play anymore
Corporate media is going to protect their advertisers by shotgunning bullshit articles trying to change the narrative
They mostly make much smaller games. Almost mobile app type things.
Eww tencent would somehow make Ubisoft worse.
Ghosts
Most people, when speaking about a gaming device, aren’t talking about the ability to play things from 40 years ago that you could run on a smart toaster
AI is definitely already here. AI will be scraping anything public facing it can reach
Reddit went ban happy and nuked my 13 year old account over attempting to appeal a mod power tripping over an innocent comment they didn’t like.
Which was after the api think killed RiF
There is no master plan. They’ve started this project and scraped it multiple times. They’ve fired the entire team multiple times, even sold the team the tech once.
Why don’t they just fix their game instead?
No, Twitter changed its algorithms leading up to the election. That was not self selection. They were actively pushing right wing bullshit down everyone’s throats because the owner spent $200 million trying to get the dipshit elected.
Which is no different from any of the US social media companies tweaking their algorithms against criticism of all number of political things.
Twitter blatantly forced right wing radical propaganda down their entire user bases through a for months. Facebook was selling user data to foreign influence groups to assist with political message targeting. They’re all the same.
Or we understand that a lot of the criteria is just a wishlist, and as long as you meet a significant chunk of it, the rest can be learned in the job.