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    Fallout 4 adds in micro transactions, Skyrim 64 soon to follow

    Micro transactions were created for free to play games, not premium priced games. The price points of the released content is ridiculous. If the base game were priced similarly, it would cost over $80 for the weapons and armor alone. The content is preloaded on your game, hidden behind a...
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    What To Get Next?

    Got this recently. Early access but fairly good so far, as with early access, buy at your own risk. The dev updates near daily though. http://store.steampowered.com/app/612720/SAELIG/ If you already own Skyrim, may I suggest A player made new extension of Skyrim, that doesn't operate in...
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    Fallout 4 adds in micro transactions, Skyrim 64 soon to follow

    They're essentially paid mods, with "Bethesda Buck" credit system. Here's a story to highlight what is in it at launch. http://www.pcgamer.com/i-spent-15-on-fallout-4s-creation-club-content-and-heres-what-i-got/ To make matters worse, the content is preloaded to your HD, with the last update...
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    Expanding Net Neutrality

    An real life example, Gab.ai a competitor to twitter, was banned from both the Apple Ap store and the Google Play store. Both stores essentially have a duopoly on the ap market, even though there are other minor competitors, which makes them gate keepers to content. Another example is YouTube...
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    Expanding Net Neutrality

    It's about expanding net neutrality. Rather than stop just internet providers from being "blind" to traffic and not charging more. Should it be expanded to cover services further down, to be blind to legal traffic (Youtube, Facebook, etc.). There are claims (some that are true) that services...
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    Expanding Net Neutrality

    Given these stories and the near monopoly of some tech companies. Should Net Neutrality be expanded to cover content providers and hosting, in terms of legal content...
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    Is Antifa Heroic?[W:285]

    Re: Is Antifa Heroic? I don't see it as a lack of control, I see it as rent seeking. The people who pander to government and work in government work to get the goodies from the pinata.
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    Anarchists Storm Rally At Berkeley

    This is the problem. Yes free speech is legal, but in the context of the heckler's veto, it's being silenced in some areas. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heckler%27s_veto
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    It is high time the US starts building good flood protection

    They were willing to eat the cost, that was their problem. Why do you have this incredible bigotry to anything murica?
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    Is Antifa Heroic?[W:285]

    Re: Is Antifa Heroic? Let's pretend that "punching nazis" is some how ethical and moral, just for this argument. They've assaulted plenty of not nazis, destroyed not nazi property and if we extend the criticism to Europe, they shake down business owners like the mafia. No, they're anything...
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    Is Antifa Heroic?[W:285]

    Re: Is Antifa Heroic? Antifa have been doing their bull**** for far longer than this week. They ****ed up Hamburg for the G20, not to mention all the other times they've perpetrated violence against innocent people.
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    It is high time the US starts building good flood protection

    Practically all the US is rolling out chip and pin, as we speak. This has happened over the course of the last 2 years now.
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    It is high time the US starts building good flood protection

    You guys started land reclamation and flood prevention about 1000ish years ago. You've got a major head start. New Orleans has flood prevention systems in place, it's just a horrible place to build a city. It's under sea level and has a neighboring lake to boot.
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    It is high time the US starts building good flood protection

    There is some definite shady stuff going on with coastal house builds. A family member of mine was a local inspector for an unnamed coastal city. He was a "by the book" kind of guy. He was run out of town, by bad contractors vandalizing his property and other people.
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    It is high time the US starts building good flood protection

    I know about the Netherlands (although it's limited) history with land drainage, etc. Interesting stuff. With that said, it's incredibly hard to make the equivalent work in the US. Sometimes it's probably better to make it a nature reserve (like parts of) coastal Louisiana and Mississippi. At...
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