I'm still salty about Introversion selling Prison Architect to Paradox. It went from a stable, well-designed colony sim with everything included out-of-the-box to a buggy piece of crap with a dozen equally buggy DLC packs, half of which didn't even fit the game's theme.
It's because the showrunners of The Pitt worked on E.R and were in talks with Crichton's widow to make a sequel, but the network didn't want to pay the royalties she was asking for. So they pivoted to making an original medical drama that was very similar to E.R, hence her suing them.
It looks like it might be possible to target wasm (at least GPUI can), so hopefully Discord won't kill their web client.
If I have to use it, I'd much rather run their software in a sandboxed environment like a web browser than install a program that can then do whatever it wants with my user data.
It's already begin, but surprisingly one of the outgoing Republicans actually had the integrity to shut down his party's efforts to sabotage the governor's powers before a Democrat took office.
Expect local Republicans to rapidly shove through legislation weakening the governorship and other state-level positions won by Democrats before they can take office. They've done so in the past.
*insert four choices for Best Friend*
Careful. This line of thinking often leads to Cerberus.
It's not a common term outside its niche. If you're not in the industry, you'll mostly see it used in pull request reviews by people who have professional backgrounds. Looks like it actually originated with Google.
It was only a matter of time before she suggested poly(nomials).
"Looks good to me." It's a standard phrase used when signing off on changes.
If Arkane's current Marvel project is close to shipping, this might be Ubisoft gambling that it'll pay for itself and give them a little more time before bankruptcy.
It's that goddamned monkey's paw again.



