What is really being discussed here is archiving of master recordings and session files. The publically avaliable releases themselves aren't really in jeopardy. Orthough piracy probably does provide an extra layer of security to more obscure releases.

Aren't you lucky that you dont have a house so big that you have to use your private jet to get to the kitchen! These peasants will never understand

You're basically describing Dubai

Because water doesn't compress it transfers any shockwaves straight through anybody who is in the water. This happens much faster than the water has time to move out of the way.

Sailors who are in the water after abandoning ship during naval battles are in extreme danger of dying if a bomb goes off close by.

Papa Enzo knows best. Don't understand how that's legal unless it's some sort of lease agreement

Well that looks terrifying

*clear your holodeck history

Yes, it was far far more than just a buggy release. Even if the game was originally released in the state it's in now people would still have been pissed. The bugs were just a distraction.

Amazing, I was reading about the idea of them doing this a while ago. Makes me wonder if the future of shipping will see a return to some of the old trade routes that are more favourable for the winds.

+1 apple products are very much not shit. Otherwise people wouldnt buy and use them as prolifically as they do.

I started using Macbooks because the user experience on windows laptops sucks in comparison.

Fuck Spez

Just absolutely mind boggling how frequently this happens and literally nothing is being done about it. What a sick country.