BoastfulDaedra @ BoastfulDaedra @lemmynsfw.com

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Hey! That porn's sneaking over the border and stealing their jobs!

Right to Privacy is the first thing to come to mind. It's worse in that this is not the federal or state government collecting data, it's a private enterprise. After that, there are frankly glaring Freedom of Speech infringements here, as the definition of obscene content is hand-waved. You can talk academically about making crystal meth on YouTube, but somehow specific content is restricted, not due to the protection of civilians, but due to individual tastes.

None of this falls under the purview of the government of the United States. I'm betting it's a rather damaging election year shenanigan.

This is blatantly unconstitutional.

I don't know who newrepublic.com is, and I'm no fan of Israel and its homicidal reactionism right now, but if you think that there's any chance at all that this is going to make me vote for a goddamn insurrectionist sociopath over the guy I occasionally have policy disagreements with, you are an absolute waste of oxygen.

Bowser is just trying to retire already...

Close enough...

Pringles Prawn Cocktail 200g https://a.co/d/bHEOK0K

Damn, man. The food ain't that bad.

I think StreamOS has been around longer than the Steam deck, actually; but I'm sure it's been tailored somewhat for the hardware.

Which came out more than a decade ago, for those who aren't keeping score.

"There is no such thing as space. " --Space Core

Who the fuck made this meme? Kevin Sorbo??

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Thank you so much for sharing this link. ❤️

It's the same people, the whole way down!!

Patrick and the Chocolate Factory

Hey man, I shouldn't have to spend three hours to find an image of a seven-way orgy with two cucumbers, chocolate sauce, and everyone wearing eye masks.

Can we please stop calling them journalists now? That term used to actually mean something.

Relying on a codec, which intrinsically plays priority on the basis of specific frequencies, is intrinsic to the limitations of using low-energy radio waves in the UHF range. Codecs are for phone calls and data packets, not full spectrum audio. That doesn't solve the issue, it just slaps a bandage on it so it's less noticeable. If I need a larger spectrum, rather than a patch of bass and treble, Bluetooth continues to fall dramatically and irritatingly short.

I'm glad it works for your purposes, though. I do not mean to come off like a jerk; I just prefer dedicated bands for anything wireless that cover a wider range.

I think you may have an abusive relationship with this app...