hm... is there like a COC for the scenario of "existing on the internet" that says "we never fuck anybody over ever"? i mean.. all we have in this world is our individuality and what we say and we shouldnt break them for no one. do you understand? those pieces of shit up there, points at all the big internet corpos, i never liked them, i never trusted them. For all i know they had set us up with the bomb and we get signal. But that's history. We are on cohost and they are not. Do you wanna go on with me, you say it. You don't, then you make a move.

your art makes me want to be gayer

I like that on cohost I can say the word fuck and you can say the word fuck and there's no worrying about if we're going to get in trouble for saying fuck and we don't have to carefully mspaint scribble over it like those fuckers on Facebook seem to think they have to

like absolutely, capitally FUCKED

"...If you're starting a new game project, do not use Unity. If you started a project 4 months ago, it's worth switching to something else. Unity is quite simply not a company to be trusted."

Following news of Unity's new game install fees, developers from all levels have been voicing concerns about how the new system may facilitate new forms of financial harassment while undermining the indie game community and disincentivizing success through their platform. Joining the chorus is former Game Developer EIC Brandon Sheffield, who has a thing or two to say about whether or not Unity can be trusted anymore.

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