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Racism is Racism. Sexism is sexism. Genderism is Genderism. Ageism is ageism. To pretend otherwise is horrible. Don't let social media pit you against your fellows. Be good. ^_^

Bitch I know ur not serious rn

@IHOP Oh, this is a case of "a community manager thought something was cool, not knowing it was a landmine set by their own companies actions."

we see your Goths and raise you Goth IHOP

Kei Urana, the creator of GACHIAKUTA, has deactivated her X account after online backlash and harassment from some users. This happened only hours after the manga won three awards. The situation started after Urana reposted a fan cosplay video on Instagram. Some criticized the post while others defended her. Urana also blocked several users who were attacking her. Before leaving X, Urana said the ongoing “chaos” was affecting her creative work and mental focus. She ended her message by saying: “Catch you somewhere else.”

You don't get to dictate to artists what they should do with their own intellectual property, you entitled weirdo.

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Please share this everywhere, Sony has a huge security issue, what this is about: - Attackers only need your public PSN ID plus one piece of old transaction data, so usually a full order number or the last four digits of a card you used on the account at any point in the past. - They contact Sony support (or use the automated recovery tool) and provide that information as “proof of ownership.” - Sony’s internal support system then lets them change the email address linked to the account and disable 2FA. No login is required on their end. Yes you read that right, people can disable mfa and change your Playstation email account if they manage to fool the Sony support. This is a huge security issue... 💀 Note: Colin got this account back, but this is a bigger issue that needs to be addressed. This has apparently happened to a lot of people

The CONCORD Tax is here. We paying for Sony's bad decisions. Market Conditions my ass.🤦‍♂️

@pipislayer_vt I mean..maybe..i guess..

Guys, you know I don't usually ask for anything, right?🥺I'm starting a new channel which is gonna be fully original content, first upload tomorrow at my usual stream time. Can you pleaaaase check it out?🥺

Stellar Blade 2 (SHIFT UP) has announced news. The devs confirmed that Sony will not be publishing the new sequel game. They are going full self-publishing mode to handle everything themselves, just like the NIKKE game, from marketing to getting it in front of fans their way. This is a really good move, so it could finally support multi-platform launch, which is better than just PlayStation Exclusive only. Development is still on track and sounding solid, so the follow-up to that wild action game is looking real!

@daefukku Nananana

I have to pee so bad but I don’t want to get up out of my messy bed 😫

Kickstarter has changed its rules about adult and mature content. The platform states: “Kickstarter is not a venue for adult-only or sexually explicit content and such content is prohibited.” The new rules ban projects made mainly for sexual pleasure. >They prohibit porn or any material that shows or suggests sex acts, including masturbation. >They also ban images showing female nipples, private parts, or the area between the buttocks, as well as implied nudity through lingerie, tight clothing, or see-through outfits. >Sex toys designed to go inside the body are banned if sold mostly for sexual use, and content showing violent, forced, or harmful sex is not allowed. Some things remain okay with limits: Kickstarter allows “Romance/‘spicy’ literature, including comic books,” if all images follow the rules. Simple acts like kissing or cuddling are fine. Non-sexual nudity is permitted only in educational, scientific, or school projects. Items like lubricants or underwear can be funded if not mainly for sexual use. Creators cannot avoid the rules with cropped, blurred, or misleading images.

Warning to Europe! “We failed to conquer Europe by force for centuries, but now we’re controlling it peacefully, thanks to those naive Western governments.” Said by Muslim Brotherhood leader (not me 😎) EU’s weak politicians have caused a total disaster. No wonder the IRGC has so many fanboys out there!

I have launched VS Studio. Built on the knowledge and passion we have cultivated over many years on the front lines of game development, we are now beginning a new challenge. VS Studio を立ち上げました。 私たちは、長年ゲーム開発の現場で培ってきた知見と情熱をもとに、新しい挑戦を始めます。 vs-studio.com

releasing this after the discourse is like the journalist equivalent of cheating on your homework

This is an interesting pattern in IGN reviews. It appears they give better reviews to games that "don't appeal to the male gaze," a term these gaming journos have fabricated. Games for "gentlemen" made for gamers with no political agendas always get worse reviews, apparently. I don’t trust them at all, they seem to inflate scores for games that fit their agendas or that paid them.

I'd love to stream the @MARVELSNAP infinite journey (took 6 hours starting at 86), but whatever is going on in the back end threatens to fry my laptop. Now that i don't have to worry about cheat bots I can have fun the rest of the season. Videos coming soon ^_^

#marvelsnap both gambits piss me off

The video game industry is lobbying against Stop Killing Games California is considering a new law called AB 1921, also known as the Protect Our Games Act. If passed, the bill would apply to paid digital games sold after January 1, 2027. It requires that if a company shuts down the online services needed to play the game normally, it must give players 60 days' notice and either release a patch so the game can still be played or offer buyers a full refund. The bill does not require companies to keep servers running forever. It simply prevents them from making a game unplayable without warning or a solution for those who already paid for it. The Entertainment Software Association, the main group representing video game companies in the United States, is lobbying against the bill. Their arguments are basically the usual ones: >games are licensed, not owned >online services are complicated >third-party licenses expire >security risks exist >this could be hard or expensive to enforce Supporters of the bill, including the Stop Killing Games campaign, say this is basic customer protection because when you buy a game, it should not suddenly stop working with no remedy. The bill gives companies clear options and applies only to future games. A hearing is scheduled for this Thursday in the California Assembly Appropriations Committee. If you are part of an organization in the United States, especially in California, you can submit a letter of support to the committee. This is an important step for better rights for players who buy digital games.

@TongNeverSleeps @GenePark She's keeping gangsta

25 years ago, two guys tried to rob my mom at gunpoint. She shot one of them in the neck and the other ran off. That's when I decided to stop talking back to my mom. Happy Mother's Day!