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by alt227 1y ago
Still dont understand why this is such a big issue, and I have been reading threads about it for a year now. Just turn on cloud access, accept the t&cs and then turn it off again. If you are really scared then you can isolate that devic
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by alt227 1y ago
This kind of slop is often imposed on developers by execs demanding things. I imagine a large chunk of us would gladly throw all that out the window and only write super fast efficient code structures, if only we could all get well paid job
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by alt227 1y ago
If language is constantly changing due to how people use it rather than sticking to a strict set of rules, then in my opinion gramatically correct sentences should always be explicit and never ambiguous.
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by alt227 1y ago
Thankyou that makes sense! So in reality this is just an incorrect sentence. It should be written as "The horse that raced past the barn fell"
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by alt227 1y ago
I have never undestood why garden path sentences are interesting. They can always be rewritten to make more obvious sense. Its like saying theres a way to take any sentence and remove some words to make its intended meaning confusing. I don
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by alt227 1y ago
As usual 'the other side' is exactly what we all knew it was. It is people who dont understand technology getting frothed up by media scares into believing government promises about censorship. > They have said repeatedly they
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by alt227 1y ago
Think of the children!
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by alt227 1y ago
> These videos in early stage of childhood has a very strong impact on environmental awareness and vocabulary of the children. I just managed to navigate the entire preschool age range without my children seeing a single cocomelon video
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by alt227 1y ago
> It is quite impressive that nearly everything you’ve typed is incorrect. Parenting is pretty subjective, and everybody has their own way of doing it. You may disagree with something, but that doesnt make it incorrect here.
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by alt227 1y ago
This is like the swansong of every parent ever lol.
851.
by alt227 1y ago
I still have never managed to understand that one properly
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by alt227 1y ago
So none of this should be fixed in Rust just because others have the same problems?
853.
by alt227 1y ago
I havent seen the word unlimited used in advertising without an asterisk for a long long time.
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by alt227 1y ago
Typical opinion of someone who has not yet tried developing with ai. When you finally give it a go you will feel stupid for having this opinion. I did.
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by alt227 1y ago
That is an incredibly neive view which has been proven wrong many times over. Exposure to pornography early on in life dramatically increases the chance that person will be affected by things like sexual addiction, or gravitate towards extr
856.
by alt227 1y ago
You obviously have no experience with trying to block a modern teenager from the web. That will stop them for seconds, maybe minutes. Im not for this bill at all, but I agree with what the government are saying about parents being unable to
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by alt227 1y ago
But we are only in the first week of the bill passing. After say 6 months or a year, most people who want to see things on those platforms will have done the age verification, and therefore there will be no "soft censoring" or slo
858.
by alt227 1y ago
Its an easy distinction. In war you can be controlled, when you are drunk you cannot.
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by alt227 1y ago
Having a 'government name' and calling it that makes you suspicious alone.
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by alt227 1y ago
Passport
861.
by alt227 1y ago
His arguement is: > There’s none of that awful heavy handed contrast. No crushed blacks. No randomly saturated whites in the sunset, and saturation overall stays where it belongs across the luminance range. I disagree strongly with all
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by alt227 1y ago
I feel it was the same for IFTTT over a decade ago. People always move on to the next shiny thing.
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by alt227 1y ago
> definitely not Zelda nor GTA5. The zelda screenshot he uses as an example of how good things look without HDR, looks terrible to me. It is all washed out with brightness and bloom, and all the shadows in the landscape that in reality
864.
by alt227 1y ago
Firefox + uBlock Origin achieves the same thing
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by alt227 1y ago
> This is really hard to read. I am old and I agree. It is full of things that break the flow of reading like asking a hypothetical question to the reader and following it up with a plosive like 'BOOM!', or inserting useless co
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by alt227 1y ago
If you look directly under that you will see that replyguy was his biggest win at a 6 figure sale.
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by alt227 1y ago
I am always surprised by just how much of the population is still swayed by the 'think of the children' arguments put forward by governements to justify certain curbing of freedoms.
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by alt227 1y ago
You still dont know who was lobbying the UK government to ask for this.
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by alt227 1y ago
> Gag order cannot force them to lie. Yes it can, thats the whole point.
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by alt227 1y ago
We used to have a TonieBox but I found them incredibly restrictive. Also I thought that the physical design was poor. Because the figures just sit on top of the box, you cant move it around whilst playing it or the figures just fall off and

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