The day after the merger was announced, Adam Mendelsohn, CEO of Nano Precision Medical, told Spectrum that he doesn’t yet know what contractual obligations the combined company will have to Argus and Orion patients. But, he says, NPM will try to do what’s “right from an ethical perspective.” The past, he added in an email, is “simply not relevant to the new future.”
Wow, that last line sounds like a soundbite from a movie villain.
I used to work in the gaming industry, I still play a lot of computer games, but I stopped calling myself a gamer back when the GamerGate thing happened for this very reason.
(I also pretty much avoid multiplayer games now too, unless it’s something like Guild Wars 2 where you can mostly ignore everyone else and solo stuff if you don’t care about PVP, which I don’t.)
OK, so I’m definitely with the Ukrainians on the need to defeat Russia in this war, but there is still something mightily dystopian about instructions on how to surrender to a drone.
Youtube keeps recomending this channel to me. It’s like youtube thinks, hey we know you aren’t really into video editing software, but we thought you might be interested in dmca bullshit.
It all began, when a video editing software company decided that it didn’t need to honor a “lifetime license” agreement.
Other than this random youtube recommendation for three video rants on licensing stuff, I know nothing about the guy…