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1y ago
Looks like it was moved into the "Submission Guidelines 1.2.b" linked from 5.10.1: https://assetstore.unity.com/publishing/submission-guideline...
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1y ago
That would feel dystopian for a human: at the first sign of emotion, your browser tab closes
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1y ago
I felt the writer implied open source code was a bad/insecure thing, since they downloaded a zip file from some WordPress upload folder. I'm guessing the code was being made available to companies that "legally" obtaine
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1y ago
They will suspend the account if you don't complete identity verification, though supposedly you can reinstate it if you disclose your personally identifiable information.
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1y ago
The GOP voters (and maybe even the politicians!) have a different view of what a healthy society requires. Supposedly keeping womens' sports genetically pure, punishing pro-Palestinian speech, and deporting lots of people is very impo
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1y ago
I enjoyed that time they got a billions of dollars from AT&T; thought that was Legere but happened a year prior. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Attempted_acquisition_of_T-Mob...
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2y ago
It can make sense when money is involved, but free apps without advertising shouldn't require it. Google was persistent in making sure I'm "actively" developing apps on Play.
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2y ago
If we're indulging in conspiracy theories, I can say those elites are Russian oligarchs. Anyone know if Trump watches RT International? I'd rather use the scientific method: make predictions, let the experiment run, and compare t
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2y ago
There could be a lawsuit because now the courts get to decide the details, instead of the bureaucrats.
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2y ago
Axios was keeping a list, but I guess there's too many to keep track recently: https://www.axios.com/2025/03/20/tourists-us-residents-detai...
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2y ago
Signal chats are a sideshow compared to opening up the government to data breaches and foreign influence https://www.newsweek.com/doge-whistleblower-stalked-threaten...
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2y ago
Everybody Wang, Chun tonight https://www.faa.gov/space/human_spaceflight/recognition
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2y ago
So has the USA but we're mostly good people here. I can't be angry at Google for following US law, any more than I can be angry at Huawei for following Chinese law.
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2y ago
Reasonable eyewitnesses omit people + location + times weren't suspicious. The camera only leaves out people at other locations, the cell tower data doesn't leave anyone out.
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2y ago
Other countries' taxis have payment machines with a decent-sized screens for ads; I was assuming that was already common in the US too.
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2y ago
7. Oil, water temperature and alternator warning lights would be replaced by a single 'general car default' warning light. ... 10. Occasionally, for no reason, your car would lock you out and refuse to let you in until you simulta
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2y ago
I prefer to "do my own research". The things I'm supposedly finding independently may also be the result of a marketing effort, if it's subtle enough, so I'm vulnerable to that. The less I know about something, the
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2y ago
Oh yeah I'm predicting a claim will be made I disagree with. But I can imagine the mental gymnastics, post a prediction and watch for the outcome. Usually there's a shakedown, did Trump ever make NPR an offer they "couldn&#x
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2y ago
I was wondering why these were so prominently displayed at my local store. Now I know! They're too small for me, like to shop less often and stock up when I do, and I never imagined a use besides as a shopping bag. Fashions and trend
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2y ago
Some may claim that NPR is retaliating for getting defunded for the next 2 years.
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2y ago
Don't worry, the lawsuit will name a corporation that made it, not the AI tool.
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2y ago
That seems very likely, but I'd like the names of a few billionaires to verify.
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2y ago
https://www.eff.org/pages/list-printers-which-do-or-do-not-d... List hasn't been updated since 2017, was probably one guy making inferences from FOIA requests. We'll have to wait until the next time a Chines
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2y ago
The US government was intentionally split into 3 parts. This "Institute of Peace" was established and funded by the US Congress. The Executive should be pursuing the intent of the legislation. In general they've been faili
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2y ago
This honestly seemed like one of the few stories of Bitcoin as net positive for a community's energy supply. The hydro-plant is now able to continue investing and link up to the national energy grid, where it will be more profitable t
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2y ago
The first entry starts off with resignation at the change in government.
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2y ago
Or "murder is wrong, because God said so"
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2y ago
The moment which struck me the most from all the recent confirmation hearings was the parade of senator after senator asking Tulsi Gabbard if Edward Snowden was a traitor. It was like the #1 priority for them that people believe that, and
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2y ago
Hong Kong is a test case for what would happen to Taiwan (but with less shooting).
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2y ago
Did you like Peglin?
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