knuk

There's income related to making and sharing digital media. It's not as simple as a simple monetary transaction, but there's income in social media presence and exposure which can be converted into monetary income. In any case, by removing the signature, the person is intentionally cutting that income stream from the artist.

It's more difficult to argue that it's stealing, since even though the person removing attribution from an artist is taking something from the artist, they're not necessarily gaining it for themselves.

I worked on that one, it still makes me happy to see good comments about it, and annoyed that ubi went on to cancel the sequel.

For some reason my brain was stuck thinking this was about Plato and not Pluto and I couldn't figure out what it was trying to say

Goddamn just a couple of websites and you have a comfortable salary, that's crazy

Garmin fenix pro 6, I track my runs, bike outings and heartrate during weight training. It also lets me listen to music without carrying my phone.

I looked at the code and noticed it'll red/yellow flag you depending on how much personal info you made public on your github account, 0 being red flag and >3 yellow flag.

It's not the only factor but it tells me it's not worth much as a tool, not everyone likes to make their info public while spammers can easily fake it.

Nobofy says goodbye anymore!

I loved that game, the police chases were a lot of fun with the radio chatter. I worked with one if the game's devs who revealed to me some of the guys on the blacklist 15 list were other developers rather than actors.