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you are still open to DMCA claims, if you play copywrited music on stream.

its actually 3,5 per sub for him and most other big streamers and he made ~30k in cheers this month so far.
 
i dont get why ninja is so popular. hes kinda the pewdiepie of twitch.

episodic games already exist.

it is standalone, costs 20 bucks and is also included in the full game.

it is standalone, costs 20 bucks and is also included in the full game.

or game dev tycoon, actually spreading a broken copy of the game in which pirates ultimately destroy your company.

1v1 being too hard ultimately killed multiplayer RTS.
getting cheesed in sc2 or playing against a imba race in wc3 is lame for most people.
 
wc3 is probably still my most played game of all time and im not sure if i want a remake or a sequel. 
custom maps made wc3 for me and a ton of other people, im not sure if its gonna get the same amount of support.
 
thats never gonna happen.

TLDR: shit is fucked.
 
didnt they release a benchmark with ff14 reborn too?
no idea if it was any good because no reviewers actually used it much.

True story...
 
I have an IRL friend, I'll call him Simon (not his real name) who did 3 years in prison for having sexual relations with a minor.
 
At the time he was 18 and the girl was 15 however he had met her in a pub, a place where you have to be 18 to be in legally, and she had told him that she was 17 (the age of consent in UK is 16 btw). Remember this girl was in a pub getting served alcohol without ID so she looked a lot older than she was.
 
The girls parents reported him to the police and he was arrested for the offence, while he was in custody the girl attended the police station to be interviewed and during the interview she confessed that it was entirely her fault, Simon hadn't known her age and she had lied to him telling him she was old enough.
 
At his trial the girls testimony was brought up, it was actually the prosecutor who mentioned the girl had lied and that Simon was not aware of her age and yet the judge entirely ignored her confession, sentenced him for sex with a minor and ordered he be put on a sex offenders register for the rest of his life.
 
Unfortunately for this dude I don't think it matters that she lied and she has now probably ruined the rest of his life.

Grrrreaaat now Windows 10 will dictate what I can and cannot run! More reason I want to return to Windows XP.
 
What happens if I like the program that it wants to remove?
Personally, I enjoy PC Repire Pro Hunter XP Optimizer. I scan, it tells me all the viruses and issues I haves with my PC, I pay the 300 or something dollar after each scan, and it fixes my problem. I don't need to take my computer to GeekSquad and be told by these money grabbing scammers "Oh sir, we need to re-install everything, your computer takes 5h to boot, and one of the fan is barely spinning on your UCP or whatever, and bla bla bla". Gaawdd....it just never ends with them.
 
My computer works, the software works, what I do is correct, clearly, and I enjoy the best possible computer experience.
Now, they'll start removing programs, like they removed IE, and now I can't enjoy my tool bars anymore.

 
Ahh those were the good old days! You have everything in front of you....
 

Allyn, the reviewer, is an employee of Shrout Research and wrote the whitepaper. That was not disclosed. It's irrelevant if Intel actually paid for a good review or not. Anything that even remotely appears like it could cause a conflict of interest should be disclosed. Period. I don't believe Intel paid for the review nor do I believe that Allyn writing the whitepaper unfairly biased him towards the product. However, that doesn't matter. All relevant information relating to potential conflicts of interest should be disclosed so that readers are able to make an informed decision on their own. Journalist ethics are VERY clear on this matter. Even accepting products for review is skating on thin ice as far as ethics go and not disclosing that is very much in violation of them.
 
Here is the code of ethics: https://www.spj.org/ethicscode.asp
 
Specifically look at "Act Independently"
 
Allyn writing the whitepaper would fall under the first part of the category. Him being paid to write and whitepaper and then paid to write the review is a clear conflict and should be disclosed.

same shit valve said in the blogpost and do you wanna know the punchline?
the 2 channels they DMCAd werent even partnered with twitch, who would even sponsor a stream with no viewers?
one of them had like 60 viewers before this tournament when he got 10k+...

atleast half of these where just shit games. destiny had no content and the grind was shit. for honor was/is broken af. need for speed had 50% shit story and other 50% lootbox based progression.

yea his main audience doesnt read this.

atleast half of these where just shit games. destiny had no content and the grind was shit. for honor was/is broken af. need for speed had 50% shit story and other 50% lootbox based progression.

yes they are.
you actually dont wanna know how insecure the average AV software is.

thats why they are called snakeoil.

yea his main audience doesnt read this.

yea his main audience doesnt read this.

I'm putting this in the WAN doc. Alisa 2018!

securing your shit isnt new tho.

can i have some sauce with that?

the channels had billions of views and even more than some VEVO channels.

great piece by SkillUp as always

its so funny to see americans complaining about regulations, while getting fucked over by ISPs and other utility companies.