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  • THE SPECTACULAR LEVIATHAN

    May 8

    ed sheeran doesn’t need music critics Rolling Stone published an article of cut content from a recent Ed Sheeran feature, in which the pop musician said, “Why do you need to read a review? Listen to it. It’s freely available! Make up…

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  • Despelote review: an ode to a dream

    May 5

    There’s relics. There’s jerseys and there’s songs. We have songs for everything. We still sing those songs.

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  • Cyrodiil Can Wait

    Apr 22

    Change is both possible and inevitable, and with discipline and persistence, we can make this change a good one.

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  • Part 1.5: Let’s back up a bit – Final Fantasy VII first impressions

    Apr 7

    Final Fantasy VII had the sauce and the chefs to make it delicious

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  • Digital Culture and its Discontents: A book publishing (and financial crisis) fundraiser

    Apr 5

    Link to GoFundMe here. Hi there. I’m Kaile Hultner, and since 2019 I’ve been writing about video games and digital culture under the banner of a little site called No Escape. The site buoyed me through the bulk of the pandemic…

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  • “Boycotting Microsoft by canceling your Xbox Game Pass subscription will only hurt the devs”

    Apr 4

    An explanation and a rebuttal to some arguments.

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  • Xbox has been added to the BDS list. So what now?

    Apr 3

    Cancel Game Pass and don’t play any Microsoft-owned mobile or console title.

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  • So what’s the deal? Is No Escape on hiatus or not?

    Mar 31

    Hi y’all. The other day I got an email from someone asking about the status of my website. They gave me permission to publish below under condition of anonymity. Hi Kaile, I just wanted to see what the deal is…

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  • Hey can we maybe hold off on nuking LibGen for a minute

    Mar 20

    So today the Atlantic came out with a story that detailed how Meta had used LibGen to train its Large Language Model. LibGen is a popular “shadow library” that collects millions of books – mostly nonfiction works, but there’s a…

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