If you flipped a mirror back and forth fast enough to “split a photon” you’d end up generating a bunch of photons due to the heat energy generated by the system anyway. I’m sure that’s not what they’re talking about but just imagine something oscillating that quickly.

They could couldn’t have called it the Unalloyed Gold edition? :/

maybe you now have 1 lack of items?

the first time I heard “1997”, in a movie, in the 90s, I freaked out, like no way that’s a real year.

What do you mean dbz_episode_001.exe is a virus?? I got it directly from limewire dumbass.

the l-long run? do you mean like f-fo-three quarters?

Two weeks from now: The Sri-lankan cab drivers behind YouTube botnet wracking up millions of views on Alberta separatist groups

is this a Jesus pic?

Yeah not even trying to be difficult about it but multiple people use computers*, like multiple people might watch a TV. Which is why it was decided forever ago that responsibility lies the parents who own the device rather than collectively all of society like is being requested here.

(* I’ve seen it pointed out lots of times that a lot of Linux instances are also not ever really used by any particular person, like in an IOT device like a motion sensor, or a fridge or just a bunch of virtual instances as well; really this whole thing doesn’t make any fucking sense on a lot of levels)

The DOB field is different from name and address because it is a fixed attribute that never changes

(Preface: I’m not really disagreeing with your larger point) This is not really correct though. I have a computer and I’m in my 50s. So it’s in 50 year old mode. Now my grandson who is 7 is in front of my computer. What utility is the fixed age that was gathered years ago in protecting the actual child user in that case?

based

This is good advice. Pick a person you know and drop hints that you’re them. Bonus points if that person is terminally online. Anyway, gotta get back to running X.

It could be that. or it could be that the AI gives the illusion of reasoning and this is an example of the illusion breaking. But no it was probably that it knew it was a trick question and decided to answer wrongly because it is very very smart. Yeah.

we gave all the kids updoot buttons that give a dopamine hit whenever they just post “slop” in response to anything. What would we expect to happen? What if we treated the idiots who were like “FIRST” in every thread back in 2003 like they were geniuses analyzing the dead sea scrolls?

Eh. I just jumped back into a project and felt kinda like a fish getting back into water.

You really slammed em with that one

Ubisoft cancelling the literal one game I might have bought from them. OK.

I can vouch for this. I started working on the save functionality in my last game project about half way through and since, every single change to the main player objects has had to be re-replicated in the save code. If I wasn’t working solo it would be… not a good process for anyone else working downstream. Never thought about it in this way but that makes a lot of sense

I think Anthem probably created a lot of peoples “NEVER” lists. I don’t think I’ve preordered, played a live service game or a BioWare game at least since anthem.

did you not hear about her prodigious buttcheeks? Follow the thread.