FrostKing @ FrostKing @lemmy.world

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Just gonna throw the name Innertune out here... look into it :p

Another lost of reasons to use YouTube music. Not that they don't have the right, or good reasons to do this, but the free experience is much better over here. Especially if you use an app like Innertune

The fact that you barely used it does transfer to kids now needing the same

Yeah speaking of, is there a way to disable the pop-up on YouTube yet? I use Firefox and u block

Well, I've parented three children, so no.

Also— there is no reality in which a parent can completely control everything a child sees / interacts with. Nor should they, that's not a healthy growing environment. Neither is one where the government does the same. And I don't think they would by doing this—it would be just as successful as a parent trying. Because laws prohibiting stuff doesn't make them disappear, people would still talk about stuff, and your child would still be mildly exposed in some way.

My point was that if a parent wants to try to limit what their child sees, that's their prerogative. I do not, however, think it's the government's.

Probably about the same as everyone else's

Thanks for the reply, I understand now.

https://images.app.goo.gl/V8N6QnqqcjuLmeBf8

As someone who's had bedbugs multiple times... Yes it's very much worth throwing away your entire wardrobe if you have to. Do everything you can to prevent getting them.

Sit stand desks change your life

I haven't really kept up with this, so this is a genuine question—why are people protesting in the US about something going on in another country? What is the goal?

That'd have to be Metroid: Zero Mission and The Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker. Two of some of the only games I actually 100%.

Slowly and slowly, it feels like parents are having less and less responsibility—and therefore control—over their children's lives. Information is not a problem—if there's something the parent doesn't want the kid to see it up to them to enforce that, not the government.

Eh, that's a good point

I have drank it in the past, but there's multiple other people who drink coffee in the house and I'm rarely the one to buy it. I also find that when I have to ability to drink coffee as much as I want throughout the day, I drink a lot of creamer and end up dehydrated XD

Thanks a lot

Thanks for the rec! I'll check it out

Meanwhile, support for stronger LGBTQ+ protections was more highly favoured by Democratic voters (82 per cent) than Republican voters (32 per cent).

Surprised 32% of Republican voters support. This shows, as I've felt for a while now, yet another example that we aren't as separate as we think.

If windows 12 is a subscription like the rumors say, it might finally push me to Linux. Right now I haven't moved over just cause there hasn't been a particularly annoying thing to do it yet