nogooduser @ nogooduser @lemmy.world

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You really need to chill mate.

You asked “May?” implying that you are questioning why it may be complicate and they replied that they think that the article means he may be legally complicit which has a specific requirement that they helpfully provided.

They didn’t inject the “legal drivel” the original article did. You’re arguing against things that they didn’t say.

I don’t think that they’ve bombed the West Bank before. Just had mobs nip in and kill people and steal land.

How come they can only fit “Super Mario” on 2 but they can fit “Super Mario Bros” on 14?

Same goes for chrome and presumably Firefox. It could be a notification from a website.

My money is on the Xbox app or the Windows store app that did it.

Yeah. It does look too tight for the poor thing to sit or lie comfortably.

It’s what bad guys in movies say when they hurt or kill someone because the protagonist didn’t do what they wanted. “This is your fault” “This blood is on your hands” “You made me do this”

First thing that I did in the DLC was to start an original game mission that I hadn’t done on this character but I couldn’t complete it. I think that it was the one with Lizzy where you had to get into a nightclub and talk to someone. I couldn’t get past the bouncer even though I had max street cred and the two side entrances were also not active.

I’ve done the mission in another character with no issues.

The title is more than disingenuous. It’s an outright lie. He said: “What do I think about Hamas? Terrorists. It’s a terrorist act. It’s quite straightforward.”

And they probably gave him a lower interest rate due to the perceived lower risk.

Yeah, I get what they mean but it doesn’t work as written. They mean that it is “designed to fail as a measure to protect workers“

I just started and finished (it’s not long) Red Matter after they released a PSVR2 version.

I’m also playing the Cyberpunk DLC.

Yeah, I agree. I never really minded ads as I just mentally ignore them so I didn’t use an ad blocker for a very long time after it was common practice. I also disagreed with the principle of ad blockers as sites need to pay their expenses.

But then they abused the data that they collected to change people’s political opinions in a way that went way beyond just your standard political ads and that was it for me.

I was aware that they made that change but I didn’t know it made it worse for tracker blocking. I don’t see ads and I don’t get the external discussions such as discus so it seems to work.

I’ll check it out.

Technically, I don’t block ads. I block trackers using privacy badger. If they were to just show me ads without trying to track me I’d be fine and they’d get some ad revenue. But they always put trackers in there, I see no ads and they get no money.

Same if they say to disable your ad blocker.

Wait! What?! We could have paid to “get control of our borders”? If we’d known that then maybe we’d still be in the EU.

I feel like scientists are like the boy that called wolf at this point with the number of warnings they give.

Except there’s always a wolf.

I don’t think that we are incapable of doing that. What we have done is a balancing act of assisting Ukraine against Russia without going to war with Russia.

If we were to have sent in troops from the start then it would be a completely different picture. I’m not sure that it would be a better picture though.

They want to look at how vaping is being marketed to kids to reduce the number starting to vape but they’re not changing the age restrictions as far as I know.

There’s the shopping popup that tries to find better deals or vouchers for products you’re looking at. It’s easy to turn off though.

Searching the settings for “notification” does show others - a feature called Discover and sidebar apps seem to be able to send notifications but I’ve never seen either.