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Comment Re:No games (Score 1) 26

Id released DOOM the Dark Ages in 2025 on the PS5. It looks like Starfield has a pending Playstation release this year. Elder Scrolls 6 does look like a PC/Microsoft XBOX exclusive. Is there a document that confirms your claims of xbox/pc only for those companies? They claimed the opposite about exclusives, but it would not be the first time M$ lied.

Comment Re:Privilege (Score 4, Insightful) 86

Some of these people have no internet or laptop and getting a smartphone is their critical devices for email, job hunting, etc. I don't think people should get things they can't afford, but to some this is a critical device that serves a lot of purpose and a dumb phone isn't capable of much for many people.

Comment Re:apple didnt say anything (Score 2, Insightful) 66

Apple was providing their own commentary, scores/graphics, and deciding which camera angle the viewer would see as if it was a regular broadcast. Which it is not. Instead of feeling like a floor level seat it is another TV broadcast forcing your perspective. This adds expense and reduces the being there live experience he wanted. To my understanding this is a specialized broadcast not a TV show being viewed through the headset.

Comment Re:"Terrible for consumers"... (Score 1) 144

I am pretty sure a company cannot have their profit margin mandated in the United States. That is unconstitutional. Usury laws have precedent from 1545 with Henry the VIII's usury act which was 10%. Prior secular concerns kept people from charging this interest at the religious level.

Comment Re:"Terrible for consumers"... (Score 1) 144

Some banks issuing the credit make up to 50% of their revenue on this interest (43-56%). JP Morgan is afraid of losing this revenue stream, as are all banks. But the media manipulates people into thinking this predatory practice is a necessity helping those financially troubled masses. The glass-steagall act should never have been repealed. Not that it directly dealt with interest rates on credit cards. Banks need to be regulated. They caused the Arm A loan meltdown by the repeal, they caused the great depression and so much more.

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