BartShoot

Mandatory age verification everywhere, with varying level of privacy concerns. Tying your digital presence to identity, with service providers forced cooperation in this endeavor.

And for the online gaming mandatory external age verification services, which will only permit existence of official servers and cost an arm and a leg.

seems like impressive set of sources, wonder how long it would take to read all of it, not to mention internalize and be able to use in your day to day

related: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49920205

And like many great minds before me said: "It's never just about kids" when people talk about kids safety, so often this is used to push unfavorable laws cuz "think about the kids!!"

Hearing about it from privacy activists and movements like stop killing games is a little devastating, the law in this shape should not pass and its horrible that it even is drafted/proposed in it's current shape.

I think we all know that companies rarely take users best interests over profit

and who considers themselves to be in that lower half? Probably a lot less than half of the population

That should be quite obvious for people who respect the hardware they work on

Having in mind rough numbers of all the latency involved on each "hop" from CPU is crucial

There are already ton of solutions to this, like https://asciinema.org/ How is this stand out?

I guess that's hard to measure, higher screen time could be correlated with less caregiving from parents - screen will not teach them.

if you had to ask it obviously needs to refactor code for clarity so next person does not need to ask

the real free ecosystem is your programming language of choice, audio and graphics drives with I/O from the system