I would put the onus on the children's parents to ensure comments are disabled. If they're letting their kids have free-reign of the internet, they should at least try and monitor what they are doing.

Same, nothing worse than clicking on a video expecting a scripted and editing video to find it's just a clip from a steam or podcast complete with interruptions and no context on how that topic came to light. I really wish for the old YouTube to come back.

This is a great way for an ad to bypass my adblocker.

"a male interviewer laughed when the candidate said she saw herself becoming a software engineer in five years" I believe I laughed at guys that have said the same thing. It's way too long.

Slackware was one of the earliest distros I used and the one I had used for the longest time until I moved to Arch and now Manjaro. Its a fine distro and deserves the support. Might go back to it coming to think of it.

The last thing I needed to start my morning was a Kotaku article.

I have to use it, it's the only way your mother can get a hold of me.

I assume it would be the same way a small handful of people play games without purchasing it.

I'm sorry, I don't speak Nazi.

Is Denisovians code for blue checkmarked "journalists"?

Don't try and take the moral high ground, so get over yourself. No one under 60 uses it to actually connect with people. We know having a "friend" on Facebook is to see what trainwrecks they have become since highschool.

At this stage, I'd probably just pay for a lifetime of Plex since I've been using their product for free for years as it is and download any series or movie I want from a torrent site and watch it whenever I want, wherever I want.

We are really pre-cyberpunk now, aren't we?