I think it must be really tricky to be a games company that has some attention on it. If you don't announce a game, people think you're not doing anything and get angry/pester you about it (EG: Bethesda with Fallout currently). If you announce a game but don't give a release date, people assume it'll be out in 1-2 years and get angry when that turns out to not be true (EG: Bethesda with Elder Scrolls currently). If you announce the game and a realistic release date (EG: "We're working on Last of Us 3 but it won't be out for 8-10 years probably") then people get angry about it taking so long. If you announce a game and the deadline that people expect to hear, you'll either miss it and people get angry (EG: GTA6 recently) or you have to do crazy crunch (EG: this game.)

Or you can take the Cyberpunk route of announcing the game, taking forever, missing all the eventual deadlines regardless, still crunching anyway, and also releasing it unfinished and virtually unplayable on some systems, but then it all somehow works out really well lol.

In Germany they brought in a rule that overtime gets paid from the managers pay check.

I never see my German colleagues working late any more.

It seems so easy! Look how well it went for Rockstar employees

Why are we pretending people can easily form a software development union right now? Video game developers are terrified of losing their jobs at the best times.

They’re working at Naughty Dog on this, after all.

It’s clearly not as easy as you pithy commenters continually imply.

I love all the armchair union organizers using zero empathy. Just shout “UnIoN!”

It obviously helps to blame the employees for not unionizing.

The downvotes prove how painfully thoughtless you all are. It’s way easier to shout than it is to actually do something.

The encryption is so if someone breaks in and takes off with your hardware, they don’t get your data too.

Of course, my backup software encrypts anyway, so I don’t bother to do volume encryption.

Volume encryption would either mean typing a password at boot, or needing to use the TPM, which would get stolen with the NAS, so either very inconvenient, or useless.

And I dont think anyone breaking in to steal a NAS is going to do it to read the data, they'll sell the hardware for cash. Anyone who would break in for the data is likely a far more sophisticated threat, which is a bit paranoid.

The amount of cleanings need to be increased to 2 times a year instead of just 1.

Though this program is great for people who can’t afford insurance.

9m people eligible in 2025 in the original doc

If that's true then the maximum would be be 21.76% of the population covered by the plan. We're currently 8.36% away from that goal.

However our taxes are going to Sun Life Financial who is currently lobbying against pharmacare.

That's pretty unfair!

Consider writing to your local mp demanding that your tax dollars be used to expand dentalcare.