Just because it's possible with a small sample of games doesn't mean it's possible for all or even most of them.

Also, even if a normal desktop can't run a particular game server, there is almost always a way to get a computer that will.

This isn't new, and this isn't limited to oil companies. Many carbon-credit "issuers" have scummy practices, and many others are misleading despite best intentions

He didn't know what he was doing for much of his first term. For his second, he'll have an instruction booklet that he just needs to follow and take credit for. Project 2025 and the recent SCOTUS immunity ruling are just 2 signs that show that a 2nd term will be so much worse.

I agree with you on the first 3. I can see why someone would disagree with #1, but the middle 2 are definitely very onion-y. They're pretty similar to the "Putin wins 112% of the vote" headline on The Onion's YouTube channel.

Depends on where you live it seems

If Boeing supplied the bullet, it would've shattered before it left the gun

"I don't care who the IRS sends. I'm not paying taxes"

Since 2004, we got smartphones which replaced a huge chunk of technology, internet has become far faster and more accessible leading to streaming services like Netflix and freelance video platforms like YouTube exploding, far fewer people having cable TV, kids growing up with online video rather than TV, social media went from simple platforms meant for communication with friends and family to behemoths meant to capture as much of your attention as possible, misinformation has become more trustworthy to many than traditional news, public school classrooms gained access to technology like Duolingo as learning aids, physical media has been phased out in basically all homes except those with video game consoles, software purchases have been replaced with subscriptions, and now we have programs that can create realistic-looking images and videos, human-like passages, and real-sounding speech.

Saying that none of that is as groundbreaking as the Internet is kinda like saying the Internet wasn't as groundbreaking as electricity. Just because the effects are subtle doesn't make it any less groundbreaking.

Nintendo/TPCI would've already sued if they had a case

You can be a US Citizen without a passport. That was half the point of OP's case lol

Smart people aren't always good people. Putting smart people with egos in charge will lead to stronger class divide and bad choices.

Linux users when somebody doesn't type out an essay to install a program