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What’s so great about canto vi is that not only heathcliff is being traumatised but everyone else as well
Yi sang have to witnessed his creation being use for malicious purpose by a friend he knew in the League
Gregor feeling the overall presence of his mother pulling the string
Vergilius have to relived his memories of the Ring due to the manor hired the ring former researchers
The golden boughs retrieval is just ‘???’
No one here is having a good time in heath canto
Even heath canto ending felt somewhat unsatisfied or unfinished but he still remain unwavered tho
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basically what happened
"Wishing you a better life without me by your side"
best adaptation of wuthering heights hands down. the devs knew how to capture the gothic horror of the source material
today's reason I fucking love the open source community: Ageless Linux, a brand new Debian-based operating system specifically designed to break the law by giving children access to computers that explicitly refuse to track their age.
reblog this post to help a child break the law
oh goddamn this whole page goes so hard actually, please go read it. what an impressive, visceral takedown of this dumb law
#this is nice but i have questions#for instance what if they see shit that’s not for kids because the computer can’t tell they’re underage#i feel like a better solution is to like…keep kids off the internet
Then we should try to live in a world where kids see shit they aren't supposed to on the internet and can be taught what to do when that happens, rather than a world where we've installed a massive surveillance apparatus to supposedly solve the problem and kids keep seeing shit they aren't supposed to on the internet anyway because every security measure has a workaround if you look hard enough. You cannot promote child safety by making a giant list of underage internet users and all their personal information that tech companies pinky promise to keep safe. You cannot realistically keep children off the internet in a world that is progressively built more and more around the internet and children's social lives outside of school and home are constantly curtailed. You cannot keep children safe by treating the ability to use computers in general as a forbidden fruit, because suddenly "browsing facebook or tumblr" and "sending pictures of yourself to strangers in DMs" are being treated as the exact same kind of taboo, and when you violate the first one and predictably don't get hurt as a result, the second one isn't going to set off the alarm bells that it should.
The solution is to teach children—in advance—basic internet safety rules like never giving away personal information and never assuming that the person on the other end of the screen is actually who they say they are and has your best interests in mind (both of which, funnily enough, laws like this also fly directly in the face of) and that if something does happen, they can come to parents or other trustworthy adults and go 'hey, I saw something/wound up in a situation that made me feel weird or uncomfortable, how do I protect myself from it happening again?' rather than letting it spiral. You treat kids like the people—albeit still learning ones—that they are and deal with them honestly, being up front about any concerns you have for them and the fact that using tech is a privilege that comes with certain benefits, risks, and responsibilities. You don't treat them as criminals-by-default needing to be stripped of freedom and call it protection, because if you do, you're priming them to get manipulated by the first person to show them (or pretend to) a modicum of actual respect.
I wasn’t trying to say that companies should keep lists of underage users, nor that all kids should be off the internet forever, period (although I do think if you’re under 13 you have no business being on social media for any reason). I agree with everything you’re saying, though. I’m anti-authoritarian parenting through and through. I’m kind of surprised my take was interpreted as me not thinking kids are people, and I hope you reblog my clarification so people don’t see me as something I’m not!
The issue I see, and the thing I’m concerned about, is that many parents still do not do their jobs. They don’t teach kids tech rules and they aren’t safe to talk to about bad stuff they saw online, and no one takes that seriously. “Just make a better world,” though I agree with you we should ALSO do that, doesn’t stop permissive parents or authoritarian abusers. I don’t see how having age verification on certain sites, especially ones that are actively predatory toward children like porn and social media sites, is much different from a liquor store making people show their IDs before buying alcohol. The laws could be reformed around it so it’s basically the same. I don’t know if this is what the OS aims to do, but I see both sides of the argument here.
It’s also why I side-eye anyone who’s against age verification for PornHub, especially those who are treating unfettered internet access for minors as some kind of human right and free speech issue. I’m concerned they will be targeted, and it’s easy to say “let’s create a world where kids see shit they aren’t supposed to and know where to go” when you aren’t the one dealing with your kids seeing CSAM, pornography, and other things. An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure, as they say. But I would ban porn tomorrow if I could, so that’s where I’d be coming from.
Anyway. I’m not taking a side. I can see the merits of the Debian system despite my concerns. Both age verification laws and it come from a place of wanting to protect kids. I’d just prefer if there weren’t insinuations that I’m authoritarian or don’t see kids as people, especially as a survivor of emotional child abuse. But ig you can say whatever you want on your own blog.
That's essentially what laws like this do, though, is the thing. If every computer is legally required to log the user's DOB and constantly provide it when requested, then it de facto creates a means to compile lists of underage users.
I agree that some parents are falling down on the job. The solution is not to turn parents' roles over to the government and tech companies who have no personal stakes in protecting anybody and have already proven time and time again that they'll abuse any power they're given.
My intent isn't to call you, specifically, authoritarian or that you don't see children as people, and I offer you my genuine apology for coming across that way. But the two comments I was given to react to were 'what happens if the computer can't know if it's being used by someone underage' (we know the answer to this one already, it's the society we've been living in for decades), and 'I feel like the better solution is to keep kids off the internet' with no further nuance (which, taken at face value, would essentially be treating their ability to participate in modern society as something that exists completely at the discretion of adults and lawmakers, not something that they deserve by default).

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I like how a Warhammer 40k fan could say “I love those evil space Egyptians” and they could ostensibly be talking about either one of two, completely separate factions
WAIT I WAS JOKING HE IS ACTUALLY USING THEM AS EMOTIONAL SUPPORT ROBOTS
Perturabo: robots are superior because they will never break your heart. Or annoy you with stupid questions.
ya know, i had this strange idea when i was learning more bout 40k, that the primarchs were these kinda grim mythopoetic hero types engaged in really serious stories.
and like, they're all still kinda that. but also, every single one of them is just so embarrassing in their own unique way.
I feel like Horus and Leman were the, standing-beside-a-broken-vase-and-pointing-at-each-other, type of brothers
A wolf and a pitbull break a vase, ties of brotherhood are abandoned before their inquisitive father, the seeds of heresy were planted a long time ago
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You can tell this film was made with so much love and passion just from all the little details. Like the 3D board replicating everything Grace has written on the white board so the children can see! So cool

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Ngl I do think "air conditioning is rightwing" is the funniest take Europeans could possibly come up with. First off, never call Americans ignorant ever again. Second, get help, possibly in the form of an AC unit.
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