Games with casino style gambling to unlock characters or skins or whatever. Often times you’ll have like 1/100 chance to unlock a character you want when opening a “box”.

Hugly mobile popular games run like this with new more powerful characters releasing monthly

Tron and AvP too

Kamikaze

Amazing how the but her emails crowd is fine with all the private servers and now private internet access from Trump and co

Eg pictures of dozens of police protecting tesla dealerships

Also ads have served a lot of malware

Ofc not how could I forget my $20ish check years later

The Department of Corruption?

I’d you are the only one seeding it and get to 0.4, you just left others hanging with incomplete downloads.

However I do agree in general

Yep. The other option is to be ignorant of all the fucked up shit they do which isn’t any better 😒

Instructions unclear. Added Starbucks coffee to every season of game of thrones

Yep exactly.

They’ve pushed 6+ services now so it cost that cable used to so people are unsubbing and “cutting the cord” again

Hiding info about Japanese interment camps

Why would they need to do that hmmmmmnmmn

Hey I remember how this went last time and ended because I paid attention in fucking school…

Fuck these arrogant fucks for causing so much harm in the world

Because cyberpunk dev team is made up of a bunch of nvidia engineers at this point. It has been for a while now

Do you not remember Trump being the driving force of banning it on his first term?

It the fact he is requiring them to give over a 50% stake of the company for unnamed us owners?

Hey I have done actual feedback/ issues with the app.

About half the time i try to load a video it fails to open it. This can occur on comments too.

Also sometimes going to a sub reddit and then a post then hitting back button on android will cause it to completely close the app, like the breadcrumbs history is missing so it thinks you just want to quit vs go back to the sub reddit or home.

Thanks a bunch for making it, it does make browsing possible on mobile like 50%of the time :D

It was social engineering.

They compromised a Steam account via steam support to test its password and because it a linked they gained access and modified about 60 accounts.

Neck tie, gives the bottom half some color

More so if spme software had dozens or hundreds of open issues/PRs for months that never get looked at I’ll look elsewhere

Don’t want unstable dependencies