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Right on. People complained about the camera in my bathroom so I told them the same thing. If you’ve done nothing wrong you should have nothing to hide.
I treated my family’s copy of a copy of Spaceballs the same way. But Ghostbusters could easily have been my babysitter of choice if we’d owned it.
Narrowing the question to more recent times: The Death of Stalin because it made me laugh in the way Spaceballs used to.
Lots of already established names sound kind of goofy absent their familiarity.
Panaphonics? Unilever.. Toyota.. Sorny Trinitron..
The terms changed for a device already paid for up front, not a monthly subscription. That’s the particular rub here.
Totally need that SiriusXM though.
“Sean Connery” also misread it on a SNL Celebrity Jeopardy spoof.
Indeed, AI is called out directly. Google’s laying groundwork for their own version of a regulatory moat.
The punctuated green site from yesteryear had a special moderation carve-out for funny comments distinct from the insightful contributors to keep things on track and interesting. But the parent poster dignifies neither and is better deserving of an Onion headline IMHO.
>> I've scrolled through the top ~10 or so comments
>> I'm not a lawyer and it's hard to parse the above.
>> Overall this seems like a weak comment to me.
Try tapping with three fingers to bring up a set of editing operations including undo & redo.
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asudosandwich on Thursday August 25, 2022 @03:30PM
from the techdirt.com dept.
A quarter century ago Leno and Letterman were asking people on the street who was buried in Grant’s Tomb. It’s not a trend.
Iron horses. I like that.
This showed up here six minutes after the issue was opened. Kudos for being proactive I guess.
That depends, are you a hobbyist or lobbyist?
>> There are legitimate reasons for port scanning
Such as?
Tom Wolfe’s The Right Stuff talked about this too, with the Mercury astronauts being called spam in a can.
Yeah young children are pretty bad drivers, I can attest to that. Sometime around age 4 I swiped my dad’s car keys from the kitchen table (I recall I had to climb a chair to reach the top of the table). I think I wanted to mimic how adults operated cars.
Luckily, I didn’t make it far. When I finally got it into gear I crashed into the viaduct paralleling our house blocking the road until another motorist found me.
My parents didn’t spank us often but I sure caught hell for that stunt and my allowance was garnished for a very long time!
That’s a reason for the sympathy.
>> a little corner where the 'webmaster' had a page that mentioned the server, or his cat, or some silly pic.
Or a “links” page. I haven’t seen that in a long while. No affiliate garbage or anything just a page linking to other sites that the webmaster liked or whatever. It’s hard to remember when that fell out of fashion but it did seem to add a personal touch as well.
What if he’s not meant to be read in good faith?
Civilization 6 is available in the App Store for iPhone and iPad. However, on my 2017 10.5” iPad Pro I find it uncomfortable to play beyond a short stretch (15-20 minutes) because the UI obscures a good part of the map (even fully collapsed) and panning the board is not smooth because of the frame rate. My hand, wrist, and arm tire quickly from all the swiping and panning too.
Google can guess that these 3 faces are the same, but it doesn't know for certain that they areuCaptcha V3: “Click the people you know.”
Sounds like my web browser.
I only had to wait for the next comment.