Swordinferno

u/Swordinferno@lemmy.world
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Yeah that's what the block button is for. Blocking is a great method for content curation.

Reddit had a ton of accounts like this, and I loved blocking every one of them. That clearly wasn't the majority opinion, though.

I think that mods should only take action if it's too difficult to moderate or the posts are doing consistently poorly. Not a mod, though, so what do I know?

In one of the clips out there, Tucker himself says that just saying sorry isn't enough. I don't recall him saying what else should be done for forgiveness or him saying what he plans to do, though, so in my opinion he admits he doesn't deserve forgiveness.

Listen to Tucker, Cenk.

It's designed to be hell. I primarily know about Honda's practices as a relative bought a new Honda and ran into the same issue laid out in this article.

I drive a vehicle that's over a decade old and have joked with friends and family that if I have to buy a new vehicle I am ripping the whole dashboard out. I imagine I may get blacklisted from local dealerships for my demands, but that is the world we live in.

I tried Qobuz out this month, they do a 1 month free trial that you can check out before spending.

I personally didn't stick with them but it sounds like you'll fare better than me. I think your biggest hurdle would be making sure they have the music you want to listen to, since their library is a little patchy.

My two warnings (three if you count the library bit) are that their streaming eats up mobile data, and that there is zero customer support.

Do you intend to include internet/web surfing, or hold back on that until later?

Search engines can be very useful, while also being awful.

But I do think teaching the kiddo how to navigate the website of your local library would be a good lesson for them.

One possible solution you've gotten close to is having an area in the house off-limits to cats. That could be a door that stays closed or a baby gate guarding a nook with a window.

You could also try wrapping the pot in chicken wire.

Hopefully one of these two solutions could work in the short term, to then give you time to work on a lasting solution: train the cat to not be chompy.

The only evidence I have seen that may point to extreme-right beliefs would be the jokes on the bullet casings. The 'bella ciao' one could be in reference to a remix of the italian song that is popular among the "Groypers".

All we really know is the person was really into video games and internet culture.

Also, it's not just random internet strangers jumping to conclusions here. It's journalists, politicians, and government entities.

I took a brief peek at those machines, does your model have adjustable settings? A review I saw said they could set how long the machine waits after it has been used to clean itself. Maybe increase that time to give the litter more time to absorb the waste?

I think the majority of the time ought to be showing real-world examples of why these things matter.

Stores use your phone's bluetooth to track your shopping

Smart doorbells will gladly send your footage to police without your permission

Target knew a teenager was pregnant based on shopping habits

Mozilla has a solid breakdown of how your car is spying on you

The goal being to give them something lasting. So next time they interact with this tech they remember what you told them, and maybe start a privacy journey of their own.