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by alt227 6mo ago
I have just noticed that on the UK menu, there are a few crumbs or sauce drips next to every single burger, which there are not on the wonky Japanese menu. It seems there are definitely some interedssting nuances between food photography in
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by alt227 6mo ago
Yeah I suppose the same alternative is not really possible for video based media. I sometimes see producers touring their independant films along with a Q&A session, but I doubt that it is ever going to become popular to go and pay a ve
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by alt227 6mo ago
Thats an interesting thought. Netflix are already starting get big sporting events like boxing matches, which are usually pay per view on other networks but included with subscription fee on Netflix. This might be crereping in the direction
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by alt227 6mo ago
I would imagine it is intended so it loads quickly on mobile devices using slow data connections in crowded areas. I have noticed web pages taking a lot longer to load when I am in a city centre on a data connection. Its pretty cool and may
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by alt227 6mo ago
However, the buns on the Japanese menu are much more obviously askew than other countries menus, which is the interesting point I imagine the OP was getting at. Compare for example with the UK images which are much more symmetrical: https:
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by alt227 6mo ago
Yes, I have asked multiple companies to destroy my data under GDPR. Its quite common in Europe.
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by alt227 6mo ago
When Spotify came along, music piracy all but vanished. It has already been proven in other media, it needs to happen with sports and streaming in general, then media piracy will be a thing of the past.
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by alt227 6mo ago
You are still ignoring the fact that they have to provide a face scan to publish to trusted friends now. Also that kids < 16 might be the ones who want to share games to thir friends who are < 16. They still need to pay a subscription
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by alt227 6mo ago
You said > For friends, they need to do an age estimation only. Thats not true. It says to share with trusted friends and 16+ they need an account in good standing (paid) and an age check, which constitues sending a face scan or id. I li
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by alt227 6mo ago
In the linked page, point 2 literally says this: Publish to 16+ and Trusted Friends - To publish a game that reaches Trusted Friends and users over 16 you must: a. Complete an age check b. Have an account in good standing c. Have an accoun
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by alt227 6mo ago
But the term 'Roblox Devs' can also include other children. You seem to be missing the point a bit that kids used to be able to make games and share them with their friends for free. Now they need a paid subscription and a face sc
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by alt227 6mo ago
'Trusted friends' is the key term here. To become one you need to have a paid subscription and to submit a face scan or id, which is what most people here are against. I for one will not let my child submit a face scan to Roblox i
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by alt227 6mo ago
What about if a kid under the age of 16 wants to publish a game for other under 16 year old friends, like what Roblox was created for? Now they need a paid subscription with an id check to become a 'trusted friend'.
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by alt227 6mo ago
I guess you think its fine for us to release PFAS chemicals into the environment as long as we are not licking them?
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by alt227 6mo ago
> yet another suggestion without any sense of scale > Maybe that’s why you are inviting so much hostility? If you are somebody who resorts to hostility just because somebody puts forward an argument without full explanation and ration
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by alt227 6mo ago
I would prefer to keep on topic and discuss the original points personally, but it seems people keep trying to derail into berating each other, commenting on peoples behavoir and pointing out forum rules. Seems strange to me but I get dragg
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by alt227 6mo ago
Have you ever seen the damage a dripping tap can do? I have seen houses completely wrecked by it. Stop protecting your argument by trying to say something small doesnt matter. It all matters, regardless of size. If the argument is that micr
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by alt227 6mo ago
All companies know this and it is trivial to strrip the +label from the address automatically. If you are using +labels on your addresses and think you are being clever enough to spot companies that sell your data, I can tell you I have per
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by alt227 6mo ago
In most countries you can either sign up for contracts with regular data allowance, or buy pay-as-you go phones which require topups. It sounds like if you bought a pay-as-you-go sim card in Korea that it would immediately give you the slow
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by alt227 6mo ago
No need, it is correct. Bikes have tyre pollution, and trains have brake pollution. Seems like a pretty simple statement to me. Interesting that you have moved from arguing the point into semantics now without addressing anything else. You
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by alt227 6mo ago
Lovely tone, you sound like a really nice person. I never mentioned train wheels at all. Their brake pads are made from things like carbon, ceramic, and resin compounds. These wear down like any brake pads and so cause the same dust polluti
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by alt227 6mo ago
Thats obvious and goes without saying, but then I didnt state any specific metrics, only that they both casue the same thing even in different amounts
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by alt227 6mo ago
If cars are causing microplastic pollution, Im sure bikes and trains are too. Im seems using rubber/plastic compounds for tyres and brakes is always going to cause this issue on any vehicle.
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by alt227 6mo ago
Fully agree with you, however eating small bits of PFAS from pans seems to be pretty non toxic. Even in the recent Veritasium video about it they said that unless the chemical was heated to above ~300 degress C if will pass through the huma
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by alt227 7mo ago
This sounds to me like a normal black/white list, but everything is on the blacklist by default. I imagine this can be achieved with most mailboxes with a simple deny all rule and then cherry picking email addresses to whitelist.
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by alt227 7mo ago
How is this possible for any normal person with a work provided 365 account?
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by alt227 7mo ago
My boss has paid many people for lists of email addresses in the past. Im pretty sure he is not a mythical being!
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by alt227 7mo ago
If you dont mind, What kind of unique email address do you use and how do you manage all the aliases?
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by alt227 7mo ago
I had never heard of Apollo, but I was interested so I followed your link to opt out. I have had the same work email address for 13 years. I have done lots of hardware and software purchasing in that time, and I am never shy of using my wor
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by alt227 7mo ago
Fair enough, thanks for the polite retort. I think I was just getting on my high horse at the fact that the whole internet ad machine is doing this terrible thing for society and nobody really seems to care that much. This thread was more a

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