People stop using Facebook, Google, and Amazon and people rebel against mandated car cameras. When you apply for a job you no longer need to agree to a privacy policy that allows your info to be used for robo calls and spam email. It also becomes illegal to require people to agree to those policies to see their medical labwork online.
Fines for these violations of law become meaningful, and companies start taking privacy seriously.
I was sore about Bloodbourne at first because the used dev reaources that were pulled from Dark Souls efforts. Also, I judged the game poorly for having a gun.
I changed my mind after being talked into playing it and now love it.
Agreed. I only bought the PS4 because they had Dark Souls 3. Don't think PC did for ay least a while. I can't see any games being worth it any longer. I'll just go outside or read a book if I can't get something that runs on a regular computer.
Before it was kings and queens. Haves have been shitting on have nots since the beginning of time. Our system doesn't work.
A silver lining is that balkanizing into technostates means that reform should be easier on a small scale than it is in a gigantic country.
Edit: maybe there is no silver lining since North Korea has not made much progress on the humanitarian front. I wish we had something to lool forward to though.
Progressives are already motivated to vote them out. I think awareness of socialist candidates will work as long as Israel doesn't post another goddam Hilary Clinton somewhere.
So it will cost $1080 to play a first game on PS6 with no physical copy. I'm going to disable my networks on my Playstaytions so I don't get any more shittty updates, and switch to GOG. Fuck this walled garden shit.
People stop using Facebook, Google, and Amazon and people rebel against mandated car cameras. When you apply for a job you no longer need to agree to a privacy policy that allows your info to be used for robo calls and spam email. It also becomes illegal to require people to agree to those policies to see their medical labwork online.
Fines for these violations of law become meaningful, and companies start taking privacy seriously.