ShustOne

It’s from his own Twitter though. He doesn’t care. He’s an asshole for many reason but this one is fake.

It’s not even accurate. Internet detectives are top notch.

This guy is a POS but this information is flat out false. It’s on his own Twitter. He posted it. He never tried to get it removed. Let’s focus on the real problems with him.

Yeah as a boy I didn’t like these either. They were sexy but made me feel a little weird. I was young enough not to realize it was targeting only boys, but now that I’m older I think that’s why I didn’t like them. I wasn’t in to sex at the time.

No but Nintendo is fiercely protective of all of its IP. We know there’s not really harm being done here but it is within their rights to block this and that is the road they always choose.

I’d really advise against forcing all code contributions to be copyrighted to you. It doesn’t send a great message to contributors. It also gets murky if any libraries are used.

Posts about people being nicer while being condescending about his position 🤦

“I’ve gone as far as I can at my current job and am looking for a new challenge.”

I used to sneak in to E3 in the 2000s when it was industry only. It was always a blast. But I also think this style of show is done for in general. I really like the Nintendo Directs and it seems like other companies have figured out how to do their own version. I also like that we get news throughout the year instead of in May.

I’m ready for the nostalgia field trip and getting my butt kicked in multiplayer just like the old days

Digg refugee from back then. The amount of people coming over wasn’t as significant as we see today. But yes there were lots of posts about how to use Reddit, tools to make Reddit look prettier or more like Digg. Diggers found the subreddit subscription confusing. Literally all the posts we see today from Redditors coming to Lemmy.

I’m likely done with Reddit but /r/Place was a really fun thing to do the years it showed up. OP seems to be discussing it only in relation to Lemmy. I think we should welcome that. It’s a fun idea and would also drive activity to us.