If they are serious, the government could act as an age verification broker. Parents could opt in (I don't know, maybe check a box on their tax return) get access tokens they can give to their kids and set permissions and automated review notificatons for thir Kid's devices. That provides one more lever for parents
if they are not serious then they should let it drop and just allow unfettered access as it is today, because lax enforcement seems worse to me somehow, almost like encouraging misbehaviour
It seems to me that the initial justification to switch to Calibri was pretty spurious, I had always thought printed text with serifs was easier to read.
The switch to TNR seems to be motivated just by anti-inclusion pettyness. Both fonts seem pretty near equivantly functional and "professional" to me.
How much of this is simply shopping for pockets of male privilege ?
Take heart boys, you can hold your own on a level playing field if you take advantage of learning opportunities
Why don't they just print a rack-end price or a price list for an entire section of the shelving every 20 feet or so ?
They could update the prices more quickly then. Or is there a requirement that the price label be immediately adjacent to the item ?
I'm not sure I see the harm here and they may be some good. People want Koehler to be able to see the pictures so that they can be analyzed (be careful how you pronounce that word). And of course Koehler shoudl take care to safeguard the data at rest.
It would be interesting to know if Koehler have been able to diagnose anything for anyone or even if they successfully flag people that ate beets yesterday
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