smarsh

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   by smarsh 14y ago

   Then perhaps piracy is an indicator that the pricing is considered too high, above the threshold at which a potential customer decides to either not buy it or pirate it. The question then is how the ability to pirate affects that "reasonabl
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   by smarsh 14y ago

   If we assume that the researchers in question are in fact intentionally misleading and misrepresenting the facts then yes, that is alarming. But what does that have to do with being American? Pocketing money from industry at the expense of
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   by smarsh 14y ago

   I would argue that it is in fact easy to resent having one's accomplishments belittled on the basis of race, gender and sexuality. Even if it is, generally speaking, a true statement when applied to the demographic as a whole, individuals w
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   by smarsh 14y ago

   I fail to distinguish your magical concepts from sufficiently advanced technology.
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   by smarsh 14y ago

   It's just his light-hearted way of calling out the Turing test, I think.
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   by smarsh 14y ago

   Due to the higher friction of trading items in Diablo 2 as compared to that of D3 (auction house) there's an assumption that the drop rate of quality items in Diablo 2 was higher than in D3. Further, in D3 the items are a lot more liquid du