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by enoint 7mo ago
I'm fine with default settings: > for all users that the operator has actual knowledge to be a minor, the operator shall use specified default settings for the minor. I just think it should be opt-in. Applications should presume &lt
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by enoint 7mo ago
I'm skeptical we should ban all operating systems which permit this without an interactive age check. Shouldn't the free market acolytes be arguing that parents can choose between competitors which offer ever-improving parental co
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by enoint 7mo ago
No, it makes sense for an App Store to do that. Or, that HTTP headers are set at the device or network proxy. User account creation wizards could just create the dot files for the App Store. These weird laws ban OS.
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by enoint 7mo ago
It has already passed the Colorado senate.
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by enoint 7mo ago
I’ve heard Android is a more common OS. In any case, if your OS fails to ask a user their age, it’s banned.
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by enoint 7mo ago
I don’t care if it’s part of the user setup, but make it an App Store dotfile. Don’t issue fines to Debian for offering a Docker image without a user setup script.
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by enoint 7mo ago
That’s how the criminal penalties are framed.
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by enoint 7mo ago
Echo in that case prints command lines before executing them. Its analog is `set -x` rather than `echo`.
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by enoint 7mo ago
Wasn’t the bottom line a net gain?
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by enoint 7mo ago
What makes you think Debian leads have taken a stand?
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by enoint 7mo ago
I think it exists, as an umbrella group. It might only be 3 weeks old. But it seems preoccupied with minors accessing online pharmacies. Very preoccupied with that.
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by enoint 7mo ago
The point is that fascination is unrelated to value. I’d even argue that attention is unrelated to rationality. But attention is certainly related to profit.
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by enoint 7mo ago
Since there are no exceptions, I’m not sure if a judge will ask those. One judge might look at an appliance with no screen or input and “nope” it quickly. Another might decide that these OS designers should show more caution. And just becau
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by enoint 7mo ago
I think that was Armed Services Blood Program messaging at Kaiserslautern. I read services like labor and delivery are still replaced with trauma.
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by enoint 7mo ago
The GP comment mentions policy. I think you’re downvoted for trying to grow the scope to include all of Trump’s poems, homilies, and philosophical musings.
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by enoint 7mo ago
Thank you. It seems a common human experience to me that we’re all updating our inexact-but-useful view of the world. And every now and then I encounter someone who isn’t. Or, someone public who in private is contrastingly reflective compar
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by enoint 7mo ago
Trump’s shame, I wonder, might be more rare than the garden variety. Nothing seemed to endear him to Manhattan elites. Not the pro wrestling or bragging like an 80s rapper. I wonder how that important internalized shame could change. There
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by enoint 7mo ago
I want to point out that one of those writers also wrote For All Mankind . Maybe Gen-X never expected to be culturally relevant, so our critical thinking actually got put to good use.
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by enoint 7mo ago
In an alternate universe, Kamala Harris might be in Iran now. But her choice of SECDEF would be competent. No less than 1M Americans are more qualified than Hegseth; for the first time, I think.
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by enoint 7mo ago
What about the minority?
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by enoint 7mo ago
The Russian muscle for the scheme seems to be cooperating with the FBI: https://www.nytimes.com/2026/03/14/us/lobbyist-trump-pardon-...
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by enoint 7mo ago
Nowadays the association between “violent gore” provocateurs and mass shootings is solid inside the FBI. The parent provides both the smartphone and multiple guns, so maybe the community should expect quick action if the kids online diet ha
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by enoint 7mo ago
Obviously Discord is related. I can simultaneously support age constraints and also *not want my child’s 18th birthday leaked under any circumstances*.
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by enoint 7mo ago
I expect a smart toaster could have a legally-compliant rump Toaster App Store which simply echo “I am a toaster” regardless of user age policy. F-Droid is more abusable, unfortunately.
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by enoint 7mo ago
For example, if GE assumes some risk and issues an OS update, then the oven will ask the users age. GE would at that point be capable of limiting functionality based on age. But the bill is not enforced against GE, but the OS maintainer.
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by enoint 7mo ago
Looks like a typo in the degraded timestamp “bucket”. That “window” value should be based on the min threshold.
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by enoint 7mo ago
I didn’t see it as mysterious. 25 years ago, the problem as stated went through lots of consensus to become IPv6. It took a few years for SLAAC to emerge. But we don’t need it to be homogeneous; the router advertises different feature level
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by enoint 7mo ago
I’m leaning that way, too. Achieving this ought to require a few conference calls between App Store principals. Flatpak and Snap? Sure. The protest and compliance disobedience would be unreasonable over a boring standards body, not a law wh
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by enoint 7mo ago
You shouldn’t dismiss all libertarian points simply because some of them support libertarian agendas. Most HN commenters are fine with your two scenarios, but remember: 1. If kids could download cigarettes by circumventing age checks, would
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by enoint 7mo ago
But only for Texas, unique because its annexation limits the number of new Texian states to 5.

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