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Mysticmage11

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I just realized. If this goes through, Microsoft would be making money on Apple's software. What If Apple decided to pull the plug?
 

Dorque

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I just realized. If this goes through, Microsoft would be making money on Apple's software. What If Apple decided to pull the plug?
Yeah, because they totally block Microsoft and Google now....

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Mysticmage11

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Yeah, because they totally block Microsoft and Google now....

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Well, it's a browser. Why would you block a browser? Apple might get acreason to block google or internet explorer if Microsoft started making shitballs of money off of it,which is what they would do if the deal goes through.
 

CarbonBasedGhost

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I just realized. If this goes through, Microsoft would be making money on Apple's software. What If Apple decided to pull the plug?
Just to be clarion, Microsoft does not possess windows and Microsoft heavily supports Apple whilst pertaining their own OS. There is Microsoft word, office etc. for Apple (Mac OS)
 

Dorque

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Just to be clarion, Microsoft does not possess windows and Microsoft heavily supports Apple whilst pertaining their own OS. There is Microsoft word, office etc. for Apple (Mac OS)
Are you using a translator, Carbon? Just out of curiosity, nothing against it.

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Are you using a translator, Carbon? Just out of curiosity, nothing against it.

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:p nope, I should not use "clarion" though, I did not see clear being fit (enough) for the occasion.[DOUBLEPOST=1410747683][/DOUBLEPOST]
He's clearly a linguistic hipster.
I do not accept the word hipster to describe me, the ambiance it gives off is just wrong. The use of these words may make me seem a wee bit pretentious though.
 

Dorque

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He's clearly a linguistic hipster.
I recognize the signs. I have to stop myself from doing it on a regular basis, one of my friends is deaf and cannot understand a word I say if I'm not paying attention.

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Everyone, look on the bright side. EA isn't interested in buying it.

"Would you like to pay $5.99 for mod support DLC?"

EA aren't the only one doing it nowadays unfortunately, games like Dirt 3 have so many DLC cars that it beggars belief. Seems like half of the cars in that game are only unlockable via DLC and it pisses me off so hard.
Personally I go by the rule that if you buy a game then you're basically buying the right to use it (well whoda thunk it!!) and anything associated, so if you buy a racing game then you should be allowed to use all the cars you want.
When the company starts to take that away from the user, it's basically alienating the user. Really in the whole scheme of things, DLC's are just a legalized money-grubbing exercise.

In fact I used to play Test Drive Unlimited 2 which was a driving game that had DLC's, and you could literally just hack the game and edit in the DLC cars easily. Then of course, Atari (enough said right?) updated the game and made patches to stop the hacking, but it didn't stop the car hack because you could simply download an old .exe file, run the old version of the game so you could hack, and then after updating you'd still have all the cars. The whole thing is just stupid.
 
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midi_sec

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I do not accept the word hipster to describe me, the ambiance it gives off is just wrong. The use of these words may make me seem a wee bit pretentious though.

and yet, it describes what is happening perfectly. :p

Pretentiousness and irony are two key traits in differentiating a hipster from a normal human. Also their "vestigial black-rimmed glasses."
 

Dorque

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and yet, it describes what is happening perfectly. :p

Pretentiousness and irony are two key traits in differentiating a hipster from a normal human. Also their "vestigial black-rimmed glasses."
Fedoras.

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and yet, it describes what is happening perfectly. :p

Pretentiousness and irony are two key traits in differentiating a hipster from a normal human. Also their "vestigial black-rimmed glasses."

My black-rimmed glasses are not "vestigial"! Besides, Hipsters these days wouldn't be caught dead in glasses, instead having a different set of contacts for each day of the week, if not several sets in varying colors to match their wardrobe and i[device] back covers :D
 
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midi_sec

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My black-rimmed glasses are not "vestigial"! Besides, Hipsters these days wouldn't be caught dead in glasses, instead having a different set of contacts for each day of the week, if not several sets in varying colors to match their wardrobe and i[device] back covers :D
but contacts are functional.

I'm talking "hipster black rimmed glasses", which when seen on an actual hipster 5/10 times they are falsies. non-prescription lenses.