superbman

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   by superbman 3y ago

   It /could/ do, sure. There's uncertainty. Companies deal with uncertainty all the time. Perhaps they didnt believe that internal investment could actually bring profits. Perhaps it could bring profits, but the opportunity cos
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   by superbman 3y ago

   Yeah, sounds like the IT situation was working within reasonable parameters for the company. As a developer, I often see other developers/Adkins propose "huge improvements" only for it to cost much more than expected and deli
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   by superbman 3y ago

   That's the best you can ever hope for from companies. Valve investing in Linux gaming? Same deal.
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   by superbman 3y ago

   > As much as some Mall in your city charging high rental rates. I had a quick look. Per https://www.shacknews.com/article/130287/valve-faces-antitru... , Valve are currently (?) being investigated for Most Favo
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   by superbman 3y ago

   > He is fighting everyone's 30% fees. > > Perhaps, just perhaps, they are worth it because if they weren't the it would be easy to create a platform. Perhaps. And perhaps its monopolistic behaviour. If so, we all stand t
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   by superbman 3y ago

   30% sounds high. Are there anticompetitive effects at play? I play so few games that I'm happy to buy mostly from the much smaller gog.com. I'm not sure if their fees are less, but it at least raises competition. I generally don&#