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wahming,

Read the article, it wasn’t the designer who made the change. Even the model said so

wahming,

The modern Internet community has an interestingly illogical take on free services. Either use them or pay for an alternative. But the average user has grown up on free services and will happily insist on having their cake and eating it too

wahming,

Look, modding is a game on its own. Getting to play the modded game just means you’ve already won the main event

wahming,

I can agree with you on GT7, but what about AC?

wahming,

Well that’s the point. Nobody wants to play MP with somebody who’s figuring out the game and can’t be bothered to do so in SP.

wahming,

Yeah but you’re holding up AC6 and MP as an example, and the reason there is fairly obvious, is all I’m saying

wahming,

Rule 34 really DOES exist!

wahming,

Last I heard it’s still in beta, which isn’t advisable if it’s your main work machine

wahming,

If it’s so bad, try proposing something better.

Like say, a standardised, govt funded education system? With dedicated professionals on staff and specialised facilities?

wahming,

Well, did they get the snake or not?

wahming,

I found the ending somewhat anticlimactic, after having built it up for a few seasons it just ended with a deluded Locarno vs Mariner. Anybody else feel the same way?

wahming,

She didn’t think of it due to caffeine withdrawal

wahming,

Nothing more than what you deserved

wahming,

Judges don’t make laws, they interpret them. If the current laws don’t cover said new technology, it’s up to the govt to pass new laws.

wahming,

It’ll last almost as long

wahming,

Just to point out that identities of upvoters / downvoters are visible on the fediverse. Though granted, you could use a proxy account for the voting

wahming,

Jan 26, 2010, to add some context.

wahming,

That’s a pretty trash article, full of questionable logic. And I can see so many problems with it offhand compared to the approach of laser ablation.

wahming,

There… Are… FOUR… Tweets!

wahming,

Ootl, what was wrong with kbin that led to the fork? I thought Ernest had quite a bit of support from the community

wahming,

Think of it as Tuvix and Janeway debating

wahming,

Yeah, most people would have held up Unity as an example of that happy medium a couple months ago. All it takes is one dickhead

wahming,

That’s a pretty cultural thing

wahming,

Seniority is knowing in which order to try them.

wahming,

It’s both, actually. There’s around 50M Chinese worldwide who aren’t born in China and have no connection to the country.

wahming,

Yeah just pointing out that the term can refer to the ethnicity as well, even if that’s not the case here

wahming,

It’s not an uncommon tale about Wikipedia, that’s their biggest known issue with getting new blood into the community, which they’ve acknowledged themselves.

wahming,

‘Dead’ is a very fluid boundary. More so than usual, in this case.

wahming,

If someone’s heart stopped in a hospital, then an alien possessed their dead body and said “I was just born, this is my body now, your guy was dead” I don’t think anyone would argue that the person’s heart could very much be restarted (assuming otherwise healthy) and the alien has no right to use someone else’s bits.

A better analogy would probably be, if an alien used the body of a cryogenically frozen person that we KNEW could be revived with 100% certainty.

Why do phones come with SMS delivery reports turned off by default?

Delivery reports are a convenience feature that lets the sender know if the message they sent has been received (not read) by the recipient’s device (for this, it has to be online and have sufficient storage space, though modern phones usually have so much storage the latter is no problem at all)....

wahming,

Message receipts are issued by the network, turning them off only applies to messages sent by you.

wahming,

Now you just need to post this as a separate question to check if it’s accurate.

wahming,

I agree with you, editing headlines because of clickbait should be allowed

Anti-Semitic incidents in US up about 400% since Israel-Hamas war began: Report (www.straitstimes.com)

Antisemitic incidents in the United States rose by about 400% in slightly over two weeks since war broke out in the Middle East after Palestinian Islamist group Hamas attacked Israel on Oct. 7, advocacy group Anti-Defamation League (ADL) said Wednesday. Read more at straitstimes.com.

wahming,

Anti-Semitic Israel incidents in US up about 400% since Israel-Hamas war began: Report

wahming,

I’m just doubting Google will actually get it done. They’ve already abandoned fibre expansion once, no reason to think they’ll stick to it this time around.

wahming,

The prices are still regionalised, they’re just in USD instead of the equivalent local currency

wahming,

The prices are still regionalised, they’re just in USD/Euro instead of the equivalent local currency

wahming,

What augmentation in pricing? Steam is only changing the currency of the transaction. The devs will set the regional price for Steam to use, like they’ve been doing all along. Assuming they continue using the recommended regional price, the overall price shouldn’t change except for conversion fees.

wahming,

Apple’s lawyers would like a word.

wahming,

Yes yes, it was just a tongue in cheek jab at Apple. Because you know, fuck Apple

wahming,

They did [release the video]

Source or link? If you mean provided to the DMV, I wouldn’t call that released.

wahming,

Yes but for that to stick there has to be a clear obligation to present everything

Anybody reasonable reading the article understands the obligation is there.

wahming,

The actual document from the DMV lists the omission as one of the reasons.

During the meeting on October 3. 2023. Cruise failed to disclose that the AV executed a pullover maneuver that increased the risk of, and may have caused, further injury to a pedestrian. Cruise’s omission hinders the ability of the department to effectively and timely evaluate the safe operation of Cruise’s vehicles and puts the safety of the public at risk

wahming,

We don’t know, because the data isn’t being released to the public.

wahming,

The barrier to entry here should be very, very high.

No, the barrier should be higher than the average human driver.

wahming,

I mean, personal responsibility IS a thing, it just depends on context. In this case, there seems to be plenty of reason to think the company is at fault.

wahming,

Wait, are we at the end of the series? I want more!

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