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Chet Faliszek

@chetsucks.com
3 posts
2026-03-04
Updated headline: Trump debates which of his cronies should be able to buy riot and other gaming companies on the cheap... for America!  —  www.reuters.com/world/china/ ...
2026-03-04 View on X
Bloomberg

Tencent-owned Finnish game company Supercell says it is cooperating with a CFIUS security probe of Tencent's data practices

Supercell Oy, the Finnish game company owned by Tencent Holdings Ltd., said it's cooperating with a US government security probe of its Chinese parent's data practices.

Updated headline: Trump debates which of his cronies should be able to buy riot and other gaming companies on the cheap... for America!  —  www.reuters.com/world/china/ ...
2026-03-04 View on X
Financial Times

Sources: the White House is debating whether to allow Tencent to maintain stakes in US and Finnish video game companies; Tencent holds a 28% stake in Epic Games

Chinese company's investments in ‘Fortnite’ creator Epic Games and other creators have faced long-running US security review

2024-12-19
I'm 100% the flip side of this not every tiny little thing is important  —  Your verge article doesn't need to live forever or even next week.  So much “content” of the world is ephemeral and there is a new arrogance to say it all must last  —  I am not my content  —  I am me …
2024-12-19 View on X
The Verge

A look at the quickly disappearing web, as digital decay and link rot erase all kinds of media; a Pew study says 38% of webpages accessible in 2013 are now gone

The internet is forever.  But also, it isn't.  What happens to our culture when websites start to vanish at random?