@LiraRoyet Ironically, mostly men produce the electricity, raw materials, R&D, manufacturing, logistics infrastructure and ultimate product sale that led to you being able to post this. There were plenty of women involved in the process, of course. But the tech industry is mostly men.
@XBOX Talk is cheap. Release bangers like Halo, COD and Gears of War back in the 2000s, free from all the modern corporate BS, then we'll see about praise.
@JeffreyTowson@Pirat_Nation@tomwarren Andrew Wilson is the sole reason the industry is a shadow of its former self. He's the reason we miss the 2000s. He did as much damage to the entire industry as Don Mattrick did to the Xbox brand.
@messedupfoods I tip whenever I finish my meal and out of the blue think or say "damn, that was some good service". If that's not my natural reaction to the experience, I don't tip at all.
@AntiWokeMemes Really depends. If criminals in a society are accustomed to paying for their crimes by being sheltered and fed for free, this makes perfect sense, as it will instill a sense of fear for their lives.
@EshaAA33 As a comparably stronger man, only thing I will say is that if a woman randomly approached me and did that, I would re-enact John Cena's most popular move and conclude the conflict within maybe 3-4 seconds without further complications.
@truestoryhub@geoffkeighley Phil's tenure as CEO of Xbox/Microsoft Gaming can be perfectly summarized with "amazing things are coming". Problem is, they never did. He didn't do anywhere near the damage Don Mattrick did, but he didn't do anything worth celebrating either. He just promised, never delivered.
@dandorf22 Siempre he pensado que es como si al leer un libro, llegaras a una palabra que no conoces, y te vieras obligado a volver a empezar el capítulo.
@A_L_CA_R_A@TheModerateCase@no_kings@grok I have to add though, that the vast majority of US Americans don't even know where the name America comes from, so the fact that they appropriated the name like that is a bit funny.
@A_L_CA_R_A@TheModerateCase@no_kings@grok (2/2) However continents also have demonyms, and the correct demonym for someone who was born in either of the Americas is American, the same way someone from Europe is a European, and someone from Asia is an Asian. Depending on the context, American can mean either.
@MDoane5 @KennethBodin@ericmmatheny To represent his people, not politics. He didn't specifically point to anyone or anything. He said there's a lot going on which he's not proud of. That's it. The fact that you people get offended by such a vague comment speaks plenty to your political motives.