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Money is not lost, it merely changes hands.

It depends. In most games, you kill NPCs in self-defense or because the game specifically asks you to in order to make progress in the story. If you keep killing non-threatening NPCs only because simulated violence against innocent people gives you pleasure, there is a chance that you are a disturbed individual who needs help.

But that exactly how human mathematicians do things. They upload their research to preprint services like arXiv as they await it to be peer reviewed and accepted into a journal. Why is it okay for mathematicians to publish preprint papers, but when OpenAI does it, it's irresponsible?

'committing suicide' is an action person takes, 'death by suicide' is the result of said action.

What is the legal status of recompilation projects like these? Greyer or less grey than emulators?

Personally, I welcome this. Archive.today has been blocking my country from using the site for years and for no good reason. Maybe if enough countries block the site, someone more reasonable will build an alternative.

Humans bringing pointless drama to everything they touch.

The other side said the same thing when the J6 rioters were sentenced. Likewise, these people will also get pardoned in a couple of years, so it's mostly symbolic.

Thanks, saved me a click.

No, there have been a bunch of new cracks in the recent months by the same author who made this crack. RE9 is the first time they've cracked a game that just very recently came out. This means that any upcoming games will likely be cracked quickly as well, unless the Denuvo developers make some big changes in how their protection works.

To be fair, it was an old pornographic game from Japan that features characters who are still minors. The customs agents should probably have simply disposed of it instead of sending it forward.

February 13th is a pretty close deadline. They should at least have given a month.

It's starting to sound an awful lot like a Ruligion.

This may just be bad recollection from my part, but hasn't Google reported that their search business is right now the most profitable it has ever been?