marysol5

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by marysol5 3mo ago
Have you thought about sharing Spotify playlists with your friends? I mean you can find other peoples shared playlists too. You have more ability to do what you describe now, than you did then
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by marysol5 3mo ago
They really slap for Social Media, but not real life.
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by marysol5 3mo ago
Always nice to see that it still really struggles with the nuances of human movement and self-interaction. Especially when it comes to clothing overlapping.
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by marysol5 3mo ago
And also all EU users have to remain in the EU
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by marysol5 3mo ago
"Yo dawg, I heard you hated cloud, so we re-branded cloud"
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by marysol5 3mo ago
It's bad enough with fake profiles scamming and spamming people, would be a lot worse with more automation
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by marysol5 3mo ago
I agree, but in that our constant drive for MORE and MORE compute is the real negative. We've gone back to heavy CPU burning applications rather than nimble and efficient. Not to mention the amount of background processing for tracking
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by marysol5 3mo ago
There's a few pensioners who go in my local pub, they're substantially more "addicted" to their phones than any tween, and manage to believe literally anything that comes across their screen. Even when thoroughly debunke
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by marysol5 3mo ago
Huh? That's not defined in any legislation. Also vast majority of devices run a Linux kernel....
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by marysol5 3mo ago
Technically the OSA was passed by the last Tory gov and was implemented after they were ousted.
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by marysol5 3mo ago
Meanwhile you have far-right leaders like a certain "Tommy Robinson" who openly advocate to "free the paedos" and openly admit to possessing CP
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by marysol5 3mo ago
>Did the UK get rid of the Muslim rape gangs already? If you read the investigations into CSA, the vast majority is being commuted by white men, white men like the man in this video >No one is being raped on social media Who said they
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by marysol5 3mo ago
If we assume this guy was taking photos for his own private collection, there's a hilarious irony that the person who took the video, and then posted it onto Twitter. Managed to expose the victims photos that he took, AND ALSO many oth
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by marysol5 3mo ago
I mean they would, but of course he would get a level of plausible deniability.
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by marysol5 3mo ago
The extra irony in this is that it's Labour and not the Tories that are implementing these policies, but not the policies that are cited here because they're made up.
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by marysol5 3mo ago
Nah. there's not, the UK isn't banning phones at all. The article is wrong, and very likely just lying.
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by marysol5 3mo ago
UFO's are still somehow always captured on the single dirtiest worst image sensor every produced by humans.
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by marysol5 3mo ago
Because the article is nefarious
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by marysol5 3mo ago
"A trail" that will be ignored by the very same authority figures who ignore literally violence done in front of them.
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by marysol5 3mo ago
MAD is another one, the concept of firing your nuke means you lost. So you have to spend a lot of money to have said nuke and keep it available, just so you DON'T use it...
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by marysol5 3mo ago
>Take some responsibility over your own impulses But they're not, parents aren't employing the very tooling available right now. SM platforms already have a minimum age, and yet many parents are literally friends with their 8yo
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by marysol5 3mo ago
I mean, that's just saying it's 3rd party developers who are the fault. Like SM companies
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by marysol5 3mo ago
Nobody is "taking phones and other computers"
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by marysol5 3mo ago
I find it interesting too how the problem was "taking pictures of kids", and yet we have an edited, but not-anonymised video, that has LOTS of shots of the same kids, including the shots the man took. There's substantially mo
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by marysol5 3mo ago
I've had smart phones since the first Android, and my whole live revolves around my digital data (even more so when I have 2FA on everything) But I've had plenty of moments in my life without a phone, be it the battery is dead, or
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by marysol5 3mo ago
It really isn't
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by marysol5 3mo ago
The UK law on drinking is age 6 :D
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by marysol5 3mo ago
You'd have to root it....which breaks most functionality even if you do it. So it's a flat no
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by marysol5 3mo ago
Meh, I've been a drunken idiot who's lost his phone on multiple occasions. I've still managed to exist in society and do everything I need to do with all the more "analogue" systems we have. Having to ring a friend
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by marysol5 3mo ago
"Updoots to the left"

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