willis936

Palworld didn't plagiarize them. This is what the kids call a nothingburger.

Obviously there are loads of similar designs, but in a way that indicates illegal asset stealing? That’s a different question, and so-called “lazy design” aping on other creations doesn’t qualify as actual theft unless it can be explicitly proven.

More grimly, it is a big corporation trying to squash an upstart competitor and suppress art. If they succeed then it is truly dystopian and a sign that we need more legal protections against overzealous copyright litigators.

By Freaky Friday rules you would just be giving them another identity to send in affirming reports.

They're smart to balance their checkbooks on the way out. They never let any opportunity to consume go to waste.

Jeez and I feel like I'm tempting fate just by using a custom domain.

https://youtube.com/shorts/GcmYRSpDrOY

Altium. Reasons. (the octopart integration is really nice)

I've played 439 consecutive solitaire daily challenges.

Not one mention in this thread of Net Neutrality. How quick we are to forget.