I might crash out if TP-Link is banned ngl.

Ah, phrased that way, I can definitely see that. Especially considering how much of it comes from the West, where much of our material comforts comes from exploitative labor. Good criticism.

Oh yeah I mostly was considering the idea of it being an evaluation of the narratives ability to make someone want to see it through, due to the variety of things that make up a game this is also competing with a bunch of other factors so not exactly a perfect metric. but I can at least see how completing a story can be indicative of its narrative strength (given considerations for general game difficulty and gameplay style) whereas completion has almost zero connection with the strength of the gameplay loop, which makes it a particularly odd choice imo for describing how well something works as a game.

imperialists

えー、えらい日本が全然そんなことをしてないよ！中国人と韓国人のうそを信じしないで！現実には、中国が帝国主義だ！

でも、本当の共産主義者だけ分かれるから西洋人に説明するのが無理。

Edit: This bit took more effort than it was worth, considering how long it's been since I've written in this language.

Give France to Haiti and break up Germany again for kicks in the mean time.

NGL, the second rule doesn't check the vibes check

The AI nerds tend to be pretty insufferable however a lack of respect towards IP laws is something I can get behind.

We all do things in the heat of passion Jimbo

Fellow Daoist, do not let this Heart Demon prevent you from following the Great Dao, lest you suffer qi deviation.

They just need to convince the feds to admit it since due to the logic presented anyone who is a witness could just be paid off by Hasan so the only trustworthy witnesses would be the feds themself.

Edit: Just saw an article on it below, saying they at least admitted to an inspection but again, that doesn't verify the majority of his claims so they would be looking for the feds to admit to political intimidation to prove it.

Oh, nah, I'm pretty sure it's both depending on the region. AAVE has regional differences and I think that pronunciation is one of them

I do think the a in car is more common though, mostly has to do with how the predominant regional accent influences your pronunciation is my guess, but I'm not a massive linguistics nerd so that's a fairly uneducated hypothesis