It also wouldn't fly in the EU anyway.
Any lawsuits have to be brought in the country in which the citizen bringing the suit lives. So if I wanted to sue Twitter I literally would have to do them where I live. There is no way for me to sue them in Texas since I'm not a citizen of Texas or the US.
He bought it to manipulate the election but at the same time would also like it to make profit because he's an unreasonable prick.
This was never going to end well.
Wouldn't that end up being hundreds of gigabytes per region file?
Pacific Drive is on the list.
I feel like "my parents aren't home" isn't even hinting. It's downright obvious.
There's literally no reason not to do that. The game has long since made money and keeping it out of public ownership is now not doing anyone any favors.
Some studios are just intransigent.
As much as I like them I don't think you can call them a competitor.
I've seen games that are available on both platforms that sell hundreds of times more copies on Steam simply because of steam's reputation.
A competitor actually has to be able to compete.
The American right would like to categorize it like that but it's not communism at all, it's socialism. I wish they could mischaracterize the correct political philosophy.
The important thing is to burn lots of people's cars. Probably locals who are also protesting.
That's how you really get the attention of the authorities.
Who the hell calls it a French press, I've never heard anyone call it that.
Being knocked out is certainly not good, but it's not automatic death like you're suggesting.
It's also insane that a judge with a vested interest in one of the claimants, doesn't have to automatically recuse themselves.