Howie Honeyham retweeted
People forget that they had Barb appear in the executive luxury ported unit ads... smh her passion was managing the Safety & Collaterals team, but she was a trooper
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
THEY FUCKING THINK BURNT PEANUT IS THE @TheFaithSheriff
HAHAHAHAH
@DeadbyDaylight
WHAT WOULD YOU GUYS DO IF THEY DID ALL THIS BECAUSE THEY DONT KNOW THAT RETARD SHERIFF ISNT BURNT PEANUT HAHAHAHA
@burntpeanutclip
Howie Honeyham retweeted
Je vais dire un truc impopulaire, mais après avoir pas mal lu sur le récent crash du jet aux États-Unis, je commence à voir les premiers effets de la Gen Z sur des postes à très hautes responsabilités (comme pilote d'avion). Je m'explique :
> Accro à son portable et aux réseaux sociaux, elle envoyait même des messages sur son téléphone pendant le vol. TikTok à la con, etc. Il est évident que ce genre de comportement déconcentre. Personne n'est au-dessus de ça.
> Des éléments ressortent également sur le fait que ce n'était pas la première fois qu'elle faisait preuve d'imprudence face aux turbulences ou aux orages. Certes, elle ne pilotait pas l'avion et avait un pilote expérimenté à ses côtés, mais celui-ci semble assez passif dans les autres vidéos. Pas vraiment le genre à la recadrer.
> J'ai une théorie depuis un bail : la génération « 100 % écrans », qui commence à arriver sur le marché du travail (en gros, tous les enfants nés après 2000), va causer d'énormes problèmes sur les postes à responsabilités. Entre une addiction aux écrans, une fatigue cognitive accrue et une tendance à être moins précautionneux que les générations précédentes, je pense qu'on risque d'avoir de mauvaises surprises. Ajoutez à cela une culture beaucoup plus tournée vers le narcissisme et le « moi, moi » des réseaux sociaux, qui peut favoriser l'excès de confiance, et vous avez potentiellement tous les ingrédients pour des situations dramatiques.
"She was just the Co-Pilot!"
"She wasn't flying the plane!"
Meanwhile, she was running a girlboss learjet_girl TikTok channel and often flew with long nails that could impede instrument operation.
She called herself a Lion and bragged about being a young pilot... clearly someone who is just too cocky for her own good, and that overconfidence and complacency killed 9 people.
Co-pilots, assuming she wasn't flying at the time, are responsible for monitoring the instruments, the radar, and making course corrections when needed after obtaining permission from air traffic control. Depending on the investigation, it might have been her responsibility to obtain permission to change course to avoid that storm cell that doomed the jet. That permission arrived, but it was too late.
Whoever was flying the plane should have made the call to move laterally to avoid the storm cell... they should have recognized how dangerous it was, and were probably too inexperienced to notice the danger.
Learjets are also notoriously ice-sensitive, and they should have avoided that entire storm system, or turned back and cancelled the flight.
The manual is explicit... "even small accumulations of ice on the wing leading edge can cause an aerodynamic stall prior"
She could have been alive today, along with the 8 other people... but everyone has to pretend that the obvious pattern that is in front of them doesn't exist.
Today on X dot com, the everything app I've learned from experts that:
They don't know what copilots do.
It wasn't a plane it was a missile despite it being a very visible plane.
It was a plane but a US missile shot it down to distract from Trump nuking Iran in a couple of days.
It was Israel with an ice beam that took down the jet to distract from Israel nuking everyone this week.
This app is worth every penny.
You were right on the money, bud @JinsoTV
Replying to @Nintenluv
Replies will be turned off once the balance of the echo chamber shifts too much
Howie Honeyham retweeted
Replying to @DbDPulse
YOU JUST CREATED A MILLION BURNT PEANUTS, BUDDY
#WEAREBURNTPEANUT
A great example to why devs should never capitulate to these controversy demands.
They don’t give a fuck about your game, your player growth, your marketing, your widened audience, they just want complete and unapposed control and when you don’t give it to them, they don’t accept apologies and will work towards your downfall either way.
Should have just doubled down on the burnt peanut and they could have 3x-4xed their player count out of Spite to people like this.
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Howie Honeyham retweeted
"I don't care enough about the medium to criticize things destroying it and advocate for a better future.
This makes me a good person and everyone else a larper."
Replying to @AggroQueenFay
You're not wrong lol
If I don't like a game I shrug and move on I don't make it my entire personality idk
Howie Honeyham retweeted
Actually many of the poor decisions during Destiny's development were a direct result of "inclusivity". Hiring and management practices were altered to value diversity and inclusiveness over competence. This led to massive inefficiencies and severely hindered honest critique. I know because I saw it firsthand.
The harm that "wokeness" does to a company has two components:
- One is external (e.g. pride flags and girl bosses sold to a customer base that doesn't want it)
- The other is internal. The quality of the workforce and the development/critique processes are eroded, in an effort to be more "inclusive".
So many lefties say "you can't define woke! it's just buzzword!" but that's only because they don't listen.
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Howie Honeyham retweeted
"Hit Detection" is another "sensitivity consulting agency" like Sweet Baby Inc. They've been around since 2009, but are very secretive.
Lets deep dive what they do, who they are, the company's history, games they've ruined and why The Coalition would use their services
He's exaggerating a bit but he's right. This is another over budgeted western game mess and the mass layoffs are eminent. All the virtue signalers are gonna joke or make fun of him saying what he's saying but none of them can stop it from failing



































