BleatingZombie @ BleatingZombie @lemmy.world

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Nah. Copy/paste

How are you helping?

I agree, but it also leaves room for "even when it hurts the company", too

If they can take advantage of the vagueness, then so can I

I've never seen it, but based on the memes it sounds about right (I think he could be a bit younger for her)

Every morning I always have to rebranch onto 🤪

Yeah, like I want MORE reasons to stand in front of the fridge looking confused and scared

For what war? (\s)

Yes. Yes he does. He's the inventor of Linux

Yeah! Take THAT person in an unfortunate situation. I bet you feel stupid for not having enough money to move, poor-y

I didn't say "real threat" either. I'm not sure where you're getting these things I'm not saying

I think facial recognition isn't as much of a "buzzword" as much as it is just the most prevalent issue that affects the most people. Yes there are other ways to track people, but none that allow you to easily track everybody regardless of their involvement with modern technology other than facial recognition

(Just to be clear I'm not downvoting you)

Now I'm just imaging a judge trying to get order in the court room with an inflatable mallet

I am arguing which is worse. There are people in Palestine who don't have the internet, don't have a phone, and don't have a credit card. How are they being tracked without facial recognition?

I also didn't say don't use a phone. I don't know where you got that

I wholeheartedly disagree on it being surpassed

If someone doesn't have a phone and doesn't go online then they can still be tracked by facial recognition. Someone who has never agreed to any Terms and Conditions can still be tracked by facial recognition

I don't think there's anything as dubious as facial recognition due to its ability to track almost anyone regardless of involvement with technology

I wish I would have played with you :\

Soooo remain intimidated and subservient?

Fuck everybody downvoting you. Eat the rich

The first (and pretty much only) time I played D&D I didn't know what "metagaming" was and accidentally thought about the puzzle as myself instead of as my player. Apparently the DM wanted justice and I ended up ruining the session for everyone. Needless to say I didn't go back out of guilt

Moral of the story: please try to be patient with your players. Not all of us are great at avoiding metagaming immediately :\

Slaughter all genocidists and eat the rich

I DESPISE their new UI. I was a fan of the assassin's creed games longer into the series than most, but being forced to use a thumbstick for a mouse was (for some reason) the last straw

I like that the controller go brrrrr