Notices by brokenshakles (brokenshakles@poa.st)
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@Suiseiseki @IAMAL_PHARIUS "Viable"? It's a series of fatal funnels on a military scale. Sun Tzu advised moving thru such areas quickly, and not getting caught up in them under any circumstances.
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@Humpleupagus @DrFell @Captain80s @EvolLove Since when do you need to deter the dead?
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@sickburnbro @TrevorGoodchild My thoughts exactly, this bitches life is 65% over already, how can she share it?
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@Humpleupagus @CliffSecord @LivingSpaceStudios @fatepony @qwerty Yes, but that is mostly an artifact of that "hard cases make bad law", video games at the time were new, and courts rarely handle the new sensibly.
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@Humpleupagus @CliffSecord @LivingSpaceStudios @fatepony @qwerty Universal Studios had a video game studio wing at the time of the lawsuit, and had for a decade. If they had produced a King Kong game prior to Nintendo's publishing of Donkey Kong, they would have likely won the case.
This is an instance of "First in time, first in Right", unfortunately.
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@Humpleupagus @CliffSecord @LivingSpaceStudios @fatepony @qwerty They won that suit on 2 facts : That video games and movies were dissimilar markets, so there was no chance of product confusion within either market, and on the basis that Donkey Kong was dissimilar enough in both name and appearance that no reasonable person could be expected to confuse them.
In this case, Palworld and Pokemon occupy the same market segment, so it fails the first test.
When I first saw Palworld, I genuinely though it was a new Pokemon game, so it fails the second test.
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@CliffSecord @LivingSpaceStudios @fatepony @qwerty Exactly, and Autodesk has a far better argument for patent infringement vs FreeCad than Nintendo does vs Palworld.
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@qwerty @fatepony Lolz, patents? You can't patent an algorithm, and video games are nothing but. Sounds like they are getting desperate, I would have gone with a trademark infringement suit first.
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@Dagnar @Bush @drexler88 To be fair, that is a (Scofield) mistranslation, given the term "jew" is less than 700 years old. It should be "Judean", which was referring to a specific people from a specific Roman province, who had seen the Roman Empire "multiculturalize" their lands as part of Imperial Integration.
None of this has to do with modern "Christian Identity", as the Judeans spoken of were the ancestors of modern Palestinians and Syrians. Pale and fair, but not German or Celtic. Whether or not the modern Germans and Celts are in fact two of the lost Tribes, is a different argument entirely.
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@Dagnar @Bush @drexler88 Oh? I thought the original editions of KJV said Judean, but was changed because the editors of more recent editions were trying to "modernize" it. Are you sure you are not looking at NKJV?
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@Dagnar @Bush @drexler88 Hmm, this goes back further than I thought then. I am certain that this verse is a commentary on immigrants taking positions of power over natives though.
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@Dagnar @Bush @drexler88 I'm not saying that it had been rewritten to reflect the Scofield, only that I may be incorrect on what version originated the mistranslation.
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@Dagnar @Bush @drexler88 I am aware, and you give references for your counterarguments, which I plenty of respect for.
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@graf @BowsacNoodle @eriner I feel the same way, at least as a singlular product.
Using pineapple as a marginal sweetener works though.
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@Griffith @BadOptniks @IAMAL_PHARIUS @Marshall1Banana Gold derivatives == paper garbage pretending to be gold.
JPM sold this crap onto the open market for years knowing there were far more receipts than metal, and now they are shorting their own malfeasance, because of course they are.
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@BowsacNoodle @gray @RustyCrab It was the (Electronic Engineer) CEO, who got #MeToo'ed for a company policy that went into effect after he stopped dating his coworker (the cowoker was never personally offended).
He was replaced with a jew accountant.
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@frenly_pork @BowsacNoodle @SuperSnekFriend @hellhammer666 Vtubers are electronic Geisha, which is a type of social harlotry. Traditionally, in Japan, they do not engage in sexual acts with their customers, but they sell their femininity all the same. It should be noted this is mostly due to a specific division of feminine labor in Japan.
Historically, a Japanese man would have 3 women : one for producing children, one for sexual entertainment, and one for social entertainment. Vtubers are a new form of the last type. Strangely enough, all three of these women will expect exclusivity from the man in their specific sphere, including the prostitute.
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@Jewpacabra @jb @Scot_Paladin I'm going to laugh when this hole gets to Saint Peter and he informs her that she's on the hook for it and he's going to get off scott free.
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@sickburnbro @Myshkin I have had nothing but labs, and they are *very* food driven dogs.
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@BowsacNoodle @jeffcliff @Jonny @RJ805 @HockeyDoxie @KiKi88 @matty Remember, when multiplying into the imaginary booba plane, you need to do the second multiplication to rotate back into the plane of real booba, according to Maxwell's Quaterniboobs.
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