Oh so that’s why on 30 April at night we all get together on Blocksberg to chant about how much we love the euro.

I remain confused why a currency needs a community.

You don’t want to “simplify the Fediverse”, you just want to not be challenged in your views.

I hate the notion of “laying off people to generate returns” so fucking much.

You’re free to record a crowd of people in public. Once you’re pointing the camera at a person specifically, that’s a whole different issue.

True, that’s a societal issue though.

When I learnt about the concept I was immediately in. Even just the option to remind me of people’s names would be life-changing, not to mention all the other information and reminders and whatnot not only at my fingertips but right into my eyeballs.

And then Google’s glasses came out and were a data privacy nightmare and that day I think I lost another bit of my childhood innocence.

I am distraught to learn that apparently smart glasses are not banned in the EU. Until now I assumed without checking that they obviously would be.

Accessibility aides are always exempt, obviously. That’s not what companies make them for though.

Nonsense, it’s clearly the NCC 71807 Yamato.

Läl?

*very angry upvote*

Really doesn’t need the explanatory last line.

I’m with you, I’m questioning the wording in the OP’s picture.

Okay, if that’s indeed the case, it’s at best worst patronising, yes.

(This leaves of course the other, bigger issues of added hurdles to developers)

Edit: Worst is the word.

What kind of apps are there that “typically” need to be installed “urgently”? Sure I can work around the delay most of the time (and be at worst annoyed out of my brain by it) but that’s not how a user experience is meant to be designed, is it?

The way I understood it is you have to wait 24 hours every time, not just for activating dev options.

Edit: apparently I was mistaken.

Ribbed (for your pleasure)

One miiiiight argue that 2020 BLM protests count? In a way? Too early, granted.

Unfortunately: