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Cake day: July 20th, 2023

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  • I don’t understand why you keep replying without even pretending to engage the points and arguments that I’ve made.

    Do you think saying “the game is available elsewhere” addresses what I said about marketplace dominance at all?

    Do you think anything you’ve said that only applies to this specific game addresses anything I said about systemic problems?

    You aren’t even trying to have a discussion. You’re just saying “I don’t like the game anyway so it’s good it’s not on steam” and pretending it being available on other storefronts and that it happened to go viral has any bearing on any of the points I’ve made when it obviously doesn’t.

    In any case, it’s pretty clear at this point that you’re not going to engage with me faithfully, so I’ll be on my way. Have a good day!


  • They are getting loads of marketing from this

    This particular game is. It won’t always apply to every game, which is why I want digital marketplaces that have so much market dominance they can make or break studios to not choose which games they allow on their platforms based on vibes.

    This seems pretty straightforward and your argument is incoherent at this point.

    My argument isn’t incoherent just because you refuse to engage the scenario from a systemic rather than one-off perspective.





  • I literally don’t care if they had a little girl talk to a naked horseman (who is being treated by the game like a regular horse and not a man at all to make a point). My point is that banning things that aren’t child porn because of moral outrage leads to the moral crusaders escalating. Next thing you know they’re gunning for lgbt themes, then going after violence. It’s ridiculous and should be ridiculed and dismissed instead of pretending things are child porn just because you don’t like them.




    1. I like having the upstream versions of software instead of it being patched by package maintainers.
    2. I like having up to date software. It means that issue trackers for software I use are relevant
    3. Doing distro upgrades when they end support never works gracefully and i have to completely reinstall. I’d rather just use a rolling release which in practice works and is supported indefinitely
    4. I do like bleeding edge updates. For wine for instance