Comment Re: About time. (Score 0, Redundant) 611
It's more the Holocaust denialism and other white supremacy, but you can make whatever strawman you like.
It's more the Holocaust denialism and other white supremacy, but you can make whatever strawman you like.
Surely if you believe that Nazis are evil, it is evil to help them spread Nazism.
I know Slashdot's been taken over by bigots (see above posts), but this is a good move by Google.
A lot of them are purchases, at least from Amazon's point of view.
I followed all your steps, but I got too distracted by playing the videogame to indulge your foot fetish.
You can download a game and then disconnect it from the internet. They can't revoke it without talking to your xbox.
I don't understand how Slashdot is full of people who can't understand basic technology.
You don't need to be always-online. You just need to be online when you want to download a game. Same as buying a game from Steam.
(Yes, this applies to Game Pass games too, not just ones you buy.)
And if you hate Microsoft that much, they're still selling the Xbox S and X, which come with blu-ray drives. You can buy your games at gamestop and never connect it to the internet.
You can still buy games.
Nope.
Everyone knows you masturbate. I mean come on, just look at you.
Out of all the drugs out there, stay away from heroin.
What a meaningless comment. Did you know that the imperial measurement system is superior to the metric one, because a mile is longer than a kilometer?
Yes of course, because there will be a gesture for "download malware please."
Like, you're trying to make a joke, right?
The tens of billions that Pharma is spending annually on biology R&D should convince you otherwise.
These machines aren't cheap, either. A lot of robots for scientists start at tens of thousands of dollars. Shelling out $20k for a machine to do your pipetting for you only covers a small fraction of the duties of your typical grad student (who also costs $20k), too.
This only helps labs that are already well-funded - the opposite of democratizing access.
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