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From the first principles:

We have a considered faith in markets and businesses of all sizes. ITIF believes innovation and economic growth is usually maximized when for-profit businesses, including large corporations, are allowed to compete with relatively few restrictions .

Given this info in their About:

As technological innovation transforms economies and societies, policymakers often lack the specialized knowledge to objectively analyze and respond to fast-moving issues and circumstances—particularly when the innovation disrupts incumbents or sparks fears and organized pressure limits progress or change. What should policymakers do to spur innovation, overcome challenges, and avoid potential pitfalls? The Information Technology and Innovation Foundation (ITIF) exists to provide answers and point the way forward.

Founded in 2006, ITIF is an independent 501©(3) nonprofit , nonpartisan research and educational institute that has been recognized repeatedly as the world’s leading think tank for science and technology policy. Its supporters include corporations, charitable foundations , and individual contributors, and it has repeatedly earned a seal of transparency from Candid and three stars from Charity Navigator.

I agree.

The cruelty is the point.

Just found this post a bit ago on the main feed, seems intriguing!

YouTube stopped being down a bit ago, only subscribed videos I was able to get a list of and watch, now the home page is accessible again.

YouTube is down for me as well

There were no drugs, just smokescreen for Donald Trump’s cruelty.

Leave old school things like Digg in 2025.

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Agree!

Laptop, piefed.ca

Are you wanting screenshots, or?

Very interesting game! I’ll have to try it out.

I looked on your profile but couldn’t find it. Mind linking?

I agree, the law firm link we are commenting on is just terribly written.

The UK specialist competition tribunal has certified the £656m legal claim against Valve brought by children’s rights campaigner , Vicki Shotbolt.

So this looks like a weaponizing of children. I doubt that will work out well.

The claim alleges that Valve has abused its dominant position in the PC gaming market under UK competition law by imposing excessive commission charges and anti-competitive restrictions on game developers selling gaming titles on the Steam platform.

These excessive commission charges are passed onto consumers by way of increased prices for PC games and in-game content.

This reads like a significant increase. Umm…?

Some things are trash, while some I just need to move to better places.

Found out about it on the BuyCanadian Reddit post.

Gotcha!