You’re the one defending Steam selling AI slop. With only the community to police itself.
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And you’re saying that Steam isn’t the one doing the filtering. It’s based on the community to police Steam. While Steam happily profits from AI slop.
This isn’t a complicated issue here unc.
I know you’ve probably grown up with physical discs because Steam’s monopoly killed that off.
But you are allowed to call out Lord GabeN for that.
My guy.
You’ve admitted that Steam doesn’t let you filter out AI games without the community policing itself.
Don’t be brainwashed sheep unc. You can admit when Lord GabeN is at fault for something.
That’s just a Thursday on Lemmy
So it’s not Steam
You are trying so hard to not direct your hatred to Lord GabeN for platforming and profiting from these AI games it’s unreal.
So it’s exactly like I said.
You can’t sort out AI games because GabeN wants his money.
Glad we established that.
My guy.
Both are profiting from it.
Don’t be so brainwashed that you need to bring Epic into this.
Known libertarian GabeN doesn’t want that.
That would eat into his profits, and how else would he buy yachts and Aston Martins for his son.
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PC Master Race@lemmy.world•Palworld publishing chief worries early access has 'lost its meaning' as the rise of 'hyper-casual' gaming culture means people often don't understand what they're getting intoEnglish
23·7 days agoI forgot about AI games as well.
Complain all day long about those. Never angry at Steam for selling them though.
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PC Master Race@lemmy.world•Palworld publishing chief worries early access has 'lost its meaning' as the rise of 'hyper-casual' gaming culture means people often don't understand what they're getting intoEnglish
24·7 days agoIt’s insane how brainwashed G*mers are now.
They’ll complain about early access games, yet defend Steam’s decision to sell them.
They’ll complain about third party launchers. Despite using the Steam middleman.
They’ll complain about physical releases being shelved. Yet haven’t bought a physical game in years.
They’ll bitch and moan about Sony. They put Palworld to the top of the Steam charts.
HFCS
Bro doesn’t know what he’s eating 💀💀
Not enough salt and corn syrup for the discerning American tongue
GeneralEmergency@lemmy.worldto
Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•I’m philosphying. You should philosophying too.
8·9 days ago
Behold, Plato!
Don’t let the G*mers see this
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Brand New Sentence@lemmy.today•Vore day falls on August the 8thEnglish
15·13 days agoThere is a pun here. Just not the onomatopoeia story. I’ve done some digging.
In Japanese it is called Marunomi no hi, 丸呑みの日. Swallowing whole day.
Maru 丸 means circle.
Nomi 呑み means drink.
But Nomi written as のみ. means only.
So 丸のみ. Could be read as “only circle”
Japan uses western numbers particularly for dates.
So the pun is that the day can be interrupted as Only Circles. And falls on a date made only of circles.
And also probably the ate-ate pun. I don’t think it’s a particularly big stretch to assume someone in Japan would have either heard the pun or came up with it themselves.
Numbers are a basic thing to learn when doing languages. Ate, is a basic word that would be taught to someone. The Japanese love their puns and wordplay.
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Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•Reddit advertising "Real people" and "Real advice"
5·15 days agoLemmites try to act like an obsessive ex over Reddit challenge
The American brain can’t comprehend there being multiple noticeable cultural divisions within a country.
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Technology@lemmy.world•PlayStation Wants To Prove In Court That You Don't Own Your Digital GamesEnglish
11·17 days agoused to say you have read or been told something although you are not certain it is true:
Apparently it’s going to rain today.
Apparently he’s had enough of England and is going back to Australia.
used when the real situation is different from what you thought it was:
You know I told you Alice’s party was on the 13th? Well I saw her last night and apparently it’s on the 14th.
She looks about ten, but apparently she’s 10.
I thought they were married but apparently not (= they are not married).
Do you not see the difference?
Starting the sentence with “Apparently” is you casting doubt over the proceeding information.
Using it mid sentence after giving information as a correction would meet the definition you cherry picked. Which would mean you do know about the Sony deal.
But who am I to try and correct and Yankee, clearly you lot are the absolute authority on everything. And it’s my fault for not instantly understanding what you meant (despite it following zero established rules)


The bin Laden’s were pretty well off from the construction business, even sponsored the Williams F1 team in the 80’s
Osama had been pretty much disowned from the family for decades at that point.
They wouldn’t have had a clue. (Unless of course you’re insinuating that all Arabs are a hive mind, in which case. Yikes)