Modded Troll, really?
Isn't it incredible how many government overreach defenders there are online?
First they came for the nurses, but I did nothing because it did not affect me.
Then they came for the truckers, but I did nothing because it did not affect me.
Then they came for me, but there was nobody left to defend me.
Try again, with data please.
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> This reminds me of the absolutely horrendous steps you have to take to download an audio file to an iPhone an assign it as a ringtone
Indeed, when I discovered the suggested "workflow" to make that happen I was even more appalled at the iPhone platform than before, and that's saying something! If iPhone was supported by the heart medicine drug makers I would not even be surprised.
Maybe not murder directly, but destroyed lives and pushed people over the edge. That's at least in the viscinity of murderous.
Once we've got a replacement digital world, it will be "irresponsible" to use resources in the real world, at least by normal folk. Some of us will spend our whole lives in the digital world, enslaved.
I mean, as long as we're throwing out wild predictions about the future...
In fact I'm surprised Covid hasn't been used as an excuse yet...
They're working on it. When pressed about Canada's horrible human rights violations, Prime Minister Trudeau said he's not going to address that - he's focused on getting Canada through Covid. How convenient.
They had me until "subverts expectations". We all know how well that approach went for Star Wars. May the phrase never be uttered again.
I was more or less required at one job to have the camera on for all meetings because of the non-verbal cues, making sure people are paying attention. It did feel draining, but I didn't have the words to express why it felt wrong. This is an interesting study they did.
"... these films that they amount to much, much more than mere property to be exploited and then locked away. They are among the greatest treasures of our culture, and they must be treated accordingly."
Said as Disney slaps warning labels and age restrictions on The Muppet Show. What's to say that future generations will even tolerate these "treasures" and not ban them outright?
It was enough to push me to try Brave. I haven't looked back.
Selfish? More like in-tune with how politicians who make the rules act in reality, not listening to their own restrictions. This is the game being played - why can't regular folk follow the examples of the overseers? Is that actually selfish, or just common sense to want to be treated equally?
Note: I don't know what the leaders in other countries are like, but in Canada they're a bunch of lying scumbags who have no accountability for breaking the rules.
Same here, as soon as face shit got involved it was obvious there was only one way this could go. Took them long enough.
Though I expect it will be the same when we have retirement robots and body implants. Always some douchebag who wants to play peeping tom.
If this is an important issue, require a written acknowledgement to the original developer when releasing forked code. Just update the license.
It's great for certain uses. However, I did find the charting of spreadsheet data to be either very broken or hard to use.
Or perhaps even simpler: limit the number of wells. You can't make a new well unless an existing one is closed and capped off. That way, even if you can't find the owner of a well, *someone* will eventually cap it off to make way for their own project.
It is impossible to travel faster than light, and certainly not desirable, as one's hat keeps blowing off. -- Woody Allen
