2017 twitch had a “whispers” product. Sounds like direct messages twitch.

He was sexting a minor. A twitch employee confirmed he was sexting her even after he learned her age. He tried to setup a meetup at twitchcon.

He might be legally pseudo protected by twitch having minimum age requirements. I’m not a lawyer so I don’t know why the company just banned him instead of referring it to the cops. This all could have been secret if he had just kept his mouth shut and not bad mouthed the company with all the deets.

Source: Wikipedia and a podcast (don’t remember which one)

Probably the CIA /s

Big oil gonna subpoena every upvoter

Do your part to make them waste money

This is heresy.

He would explain that the baker and fishermen had an inviolable right that their craftsmanship not be replicated without their permission.

Never heard of this source before. Is it good?

A real oil CEO horror story.

The Call is coming from inside the building!

It’s a much slower change than a single executive wanting a bigger payout yesterday.

Or at least have it transition into a cooperative or employee owned in his will

Bethesda communicated beforehand for script extender Skyrim. Gave them an NDAA and allowed them to update the extender before the anniversary update release.

Don’t know why they didn’t do the same for Fallout

Dang, should have been a general DRM free question.

Sounds awesome!

GOG a year after release?

Hazard pay for all involved too. Emotional distress and all. You never know what these tree hugging terrorists will do. I keep Tom Clancy Rainbow Six on my nightstand.

Time to sort by controversial.

How does it compare to a regular journalist workplace? I’m not a journalist.

Eight and teen make it 3

Except for Fallout 4. That survival mode turns it into a completely different fucking game.

Running around cause you need to get to a sleeping bag or dirty mattress after walking half a map, words can’t describe the feeling adequately.

Voluntarily drinking dirty water.

Actually using the cooking system.