As someone that plays Chivalry 2 often, this happens more than I'd care to admit. Fucking archers!
Dumb C&H stuff like usual... until the last panel which actually made me chuckle.
Would it not leave the door open for more cases to be revisited with such randomness?
Or any matter of things on a global scale instead of national.
I'm a citizen of the Earth before I'm the citizen of any Nation, but it's hard to remember that.
To be fair, I'm not convinced beheading a whale is lots worse than what our ex president is guilty of.
The one thing fascists can't stand is to be laughed at. Don't take them seriously - laugh at them and it hits harder than a gut punch.
This is not unpopular nor radical. It really is: https://www.gamespot.com/gallery/best-zelda-games/2900-3788/
Really like the thought of the Supreme Court being pulled from a random pool of Federal judges for each case. Fuck this appointed for life shit!
Let's hope the other 140 authors also threaten to sue!
My company refused to hire me help and instead are going to spend more than that in "compliance fees" that could have been avoided. They had a choice.
Why not have more severe consequences for voter suppression?
This is a seriously good idea! Employers want employees that are looking to improve themselves.
Either you fucked up and they'll tell you so you can improve next time, or they'll just be impressed at your desire to grow.
After you get your library card go sign up for Libby! Free books and audiobooks from your phone/device.
Oof @ 3 part time jobs. Hope life shapes up for you in the near future friend. Best of luck!
What's stopping you from doing this now? Seems like it would be naturally the place that industry professionals would flock to and would see dramatic success.
What are your thoughts on the headline: People No Longer Think Working Hard Leads To Better Life
Is this just the natural state of things then?
Oof is this complicated. Yes, but no.
If there is no IP then why would you bother creating or inventing?
On the other hand, Disney extended the timeline of copyrights beyond reason.
Edit: I understand not everyone needs monetary rewards to create something, however I think there are a lot of things that without the monetary reward would not exist.
Do you like video games? Everyone here seems to think we can just copy the files without any harm to anyone. But if all games were free, what sort of games would be created? If game companies stood to make no money, why would they bother with such a large production? Why would Nintendo bother being Nintendo?
It's not that video games wouldn't exist without the IP, it's that without the monetary reward there wouldn't be such a drive over such an extended period of time. But maybe we only need indie games and no one here has ever enjoyed AAA games. That's fair, if true.