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Against all odds and reason, I work in game dev. AMA about how to crash an MMO server!
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There's so much about the visual and, especially, sound design in the original that I hope they get right. Some of it poses a pretty high challenge to translate, like how the inherent indistinctness of the visuals function as part of the design. Curious to see how they handle that, if they bother.
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Everyone who spent the last ten years talking about how the "except as a punishment for crime" clause in the 13th amendment is a blank check to do slavery, is now being proven horrifically right
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I didn't think it was legal to own a deer
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Coworkers, not quite. Managers, yes!
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I'm on board with this one. This one is cool. Give the people the fucked-up frankendrinks they want
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As of now the label is "Adult Content" which feels even less arguable
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Good news! For those of us who work from home, second spaces don't exist either
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That's true. For all I know, we have 1000 times that number not succeeding.
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Another possibility here is that they would be posting spam but they can't verify their email address.
I'm not even fully certain this is automated; account creation requires answering a pretty domain-specific question selected at random from a list.
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Many of them also have names that feel spam-adjacent, like "Buy-a-oven3625", "Mobility-scooter-near-me1943", and "Oven-on-sales4102". No idea what to make of that.
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Oh, that would make sense! Don't think that would affect us, thankfully. Feels like an incredibly unreliable way to brute force something; dozens of accounts aren't really a lot when you're guessing words like "Vacuum".