dwindling7373 @ dwindling7373 @feddit.it

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That’s definitely not what they said

I said I would react to getting such messadge from my child reflecting on the possible mistakes I made in raising them.

They said that's not how it works.

I said education is a thing (implying therefore that parenting do actually play a role).

I had no idea people would get so mad at this, it's quite interesting. Do you guys all have terrible kids and are all playing a choral defense? I never said it's easy to be a parent or that you could (or shoud) mold them into whatever you want. But you surely are not infallible and you can clearly track most people attitude and behaviour back to the parentig style and the example they've met in the household.

Am I missing something? Is pedagogy being redifined from the ground up and a parent is but a feeding tool?

(If I sounded smug is partially because my mother was constantly praising me growing up).

"I don't want you to embarrass me".

Not "I don't want you to feel out of place" or "I don't want you to embarrass yourselves" or "I don't want these superficial people to think less of you because of something this superficial".

You do, in fact, sound extremely smart. I'm sure your caretaker had absolutely nothing to do with it and the whole field of pedagogy is chock full of morons.

You didn't raise her to find unacceptable to train your parents to behave differently to have them fit a crowd of rich people.

I can consistently sway my friends toward behaviours that are acceptable to me. I fail to see how this would somewhat be diminished in a parenting role.

What you are saying is that education is pointless and people come out of random number generators.

I'd kinda assume I may have played a role in my daughter upbringing...

I'm not sure why I picked up Yakuza0 but I was so suprised by what I got in my hand I made a goal of mine to play the whole lot.

The presentation of the character of Majima in the casino is so good I ended up bringing it up in conversations with non gaming dates and they still texted me back in the following days.

glorified spellchecker-on-steroids

Young is doing a lot of lifting.

Just as I never had to when I was young...

And released him already to Libya apprently :)

You don't have to, the exchange is fictional and even if it was real none of those are you.

I can rest easy now.

As opposed to its second debut.

That's the obvious political side effect of the european stance in this, I still think there's no magical difference between the US and Europe and the more blatant evident differentiator is that they are not tanking their own economies by regulating Meta's data gathering.

You can also spin the other way around: America doesn't do the obvious right thing because of the pressure the corporations can put on the legislators.

Love me some Dinotopia.

For the same reason the EU is doing anything at all: those companies are american.

You can bet your ass if those were europeans you would see the opposite happening. See: tiktok.

Linux has never been the hard part of linux. The biggest hurdle of linux

Is storage, especially when migrating / dual booting from Windows.

There's absolutely exoteric stuff in there that you will need to run once and then never again, so this knowledge will be lost for years, until you need it back.

Especially if you want to keep your old data.

Oh I see what you mean now. That would be seed-and-run.

That's unethical as far as pirating goes...

I'm not sure I understand.

The users go to a streaming site, they look for a movie, they click the clicks, they watch the movie, they close the browser, the temporary files are deleted.

What downloads? What stored files?

That's what steaming is (temporarily downloading), but if I'm not seeding, and neither are my fellow consumers, there's no "peer-to-peer" to speak of.