it also has a bottom. it only triggers when revenue exceeds $69.8 million, so about 2.3 million copies

caveat: the game still has to sell at least 3M copies for the devs to get the $250M

the game has to sell at least 3M copies for the devs to get the $250M tho

It does mention:

Earlier this year, publisher Krafton was accused of ignoring a court order by announcing to staff that the game was releasing in May, despite such a decision seemingly being the responsibility of the newly reinstated CEO Ted Gill.

Gill is the first person named as part of “the three”.

what’s wrong with it? cis lesbians and gay men are fleeing texas too is the point of the title

9% of transgender people report they’ve actually moved to a different state since November 2024, as have 5% of all LGBTQ people

that can’t help you illustrate free speech either

https://www.baidu.com/s?wd=人肉+辱华

seems to be still up: https://space.bilibili.com/19248926 again, it is normal for tucker carlson and alex jones to be occasionally suspended

your point (on free speech) is not supported if there are seldom protests on national issues.

could you give an example of a dissident movement that has openly protested? i would not think the white paper protestor count as an organization (organizing, sure, but there’s a difference)

in the past ten years, human flesh searching most often targets those perceived to make anti-nationalist comments.

i’ll agree that it’s questionable if it has state backing but i completely missed your claim that doxxing campaigns are the result of the government. unfortunately my honest reaction to that is “huh‽”

March 2006

March 2006 was a much more liberalized time.

you just don’t find these kinds of firebrand figures anywhere in the mainstream

well yeah, because there are no mainstream politics in china that are not local. instead, they do non–party-threatening punditry. i’m talking people like zhang xuefeng and yuan tengfei (note that despite impressions some outdated reports might give, zhang xuefeng was only temporarily suspended, which well carlson has been too.), or hardcore hardcore domestic tankies like guyanmuchan.

that’s politicians. politicians do get relatively long sentences for corruption in europe. there’s so many ways to abuse workers besides bribery

and in any case, none of the executions have been for bribery that caused neglect to workers’ rights or safety collapses as you calimed. the most i’ve found for these cases is 15 years and merely expelling for Yang Dongliang—whose neglect caused 173 deaths, 798 injuries, and nearly ¥7B of property damage in the horrific Tianjin explosions—not even anywhere close to a single life expectancy. the medicine Duilio Poggiolini took bribes to approve didn’t even kill anyone and he still served half of Yang’s sentence.

the only tangential one was Zheng Xiaoyu, who state-approved medicine that in one instance caused “14 patient deaths, hundreds being permanently disabled, and several thousand more falling seriously ill”, which has no comparable case in europe with a similar impact per-capita.

China at a local level is incredibly directly democratic

i actually agree with that. but the local governments cannot override the system decided higher-up by democratic centralism.

financial fraud and corruption are not violating workers’ human rights

from your link:

Despite the increase in protests, some scholars have argued that they may not pose an existential threat to Chinese Communist Party (CCP) rule because they lack “connective tissue”;[7] the preponderance of protests in China are aimed at local-level officials, and only a select few dissident movements seek systemic change.[8]

I haven’t seen evidence of any kind of mob-rule social media gang dedicated to doxing Chinese dissidents

there is. it’s just not translated as doxxing for some reason i can never understand:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_flesh_search_engine

Chinese Alex Jones and Tucker Carlson?

these already exist… it can only get better if china has better free speech because currently these exist only on the pro-china side. nationalism anywhere is suffocating but it feels worse in china when it’s a one-sided battle

not exactly. if you’re worried about the differences between bash 3 and 5, you’re probably using some intermediate bash-exclusive features because that’s the headlining changes between these versions (google says associative arrays and new shellvars. even if zsh has equivalent features, the syntax would be different.) it’s only “guaranteed” to run fine in both shells if the shebang ends in /sh to call the POSIX shell without any bash- or zsh- specific features.

it isn’t available anywhere else

i don’t get what @[email protected] means by this though

use the old version you had on it

brew doesn’t count, just as npm doesn’t count as a legitimate package manager

brew isn’t like npm at all though?

zsh is much better than bash tho

there are often shortages when new products are released

I don’t think that’s true for Apple. Tim Cook is famous for ordering the exact right bulk number of parts in advance

i use arch btw you clanker :3

Most will never see a laptop that isn’t chained up

Windows is incredibly unwieldy but one thing it is not is that it’s not chained up