This is why large companies should employ a few pedophiles to run things like this by them first. Long term, much savings.
Windows brings out the Rorschach test in everyone (2003)
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#42This is why large companies should employ a few pedophiles to run things like this by them first. Long term, much savings.
Or they could outsource it via some kind of API: EaaS (Epstein As A Service)
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#43satanic
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#44What is an “obscene body part”? If this body part is obscene, shouldn’t the author do the moral thing and remove his own?
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#45years ago my father got a decomissioned, wiped clean notebook from work and asked me to set it up for him. i didn't want to shell out a hundred bucks for windows, so i suggested trying linux (ubuntu) and he agreed. "intrepid ibex" was installed without issues. a few weeks later i asked him if everything was ok and how he liked it, and he had no complaints, except one: he didn't like the edgy skull on the desktop wall…
Hmm, I also only see a skull
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#46Red Moon Desert is now my wallpaper for the rest of the week. Looking at it from a distance indeed may raise some brows.
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#47I was watching YouTube the other day and it was talking about Nirvana's Nevermind album, showed the album cover but with a square censoring part of it. In these cases it really is the censor themselves who is debauched. Reminds me of the classic story where Samuel Johnson left out some rude words from his dictionary. He was congratulated for having left them out, to which he is said to have quipped "I congratulate you on being able to look them up!"
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#48Raymond Chen's articles are true wealth of contemporary tech-lore. My favorite is the one where a user reported error on Flight Simulator map [0] and it escalated all the way up to Bill Gates & the then chief of FS division.
[0] https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20170418-00/?p=95...
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#49years ago my father got a decomissioned, wiped clean notebook from work and asked me to set it up for him. i didn't want to shell out a hundred bucks for windows, so i suggested trying linux (ubuntu) and he agreed. "intrepid ibex" was installed without issues. a few weeks later i asked him if everything was ok and how he liked it, and he had no complaints, except one: he didn't like the edgy skull on the desktop wall…
One of the earlier releases (when they would send you free CD's) got flack for people in their underwear
https://www.zdnet.com/article/canonical-turns-20-shaping-the...
Re: Windows brings out the Rorschach test in everyone (2003)
#50years ago my father got a decomissioned, wiped clean notebook from work and asked me to set it up for him. i didn't want to shell out a hundred bucks for windows, so i suggested trying linux (ubuntu) and he agreed. "intrepid ibex" was installed without issues. a few weeks later i asked him if everything was ok and how he liked it, and he had no complaints, except one: he didn't like the edgy skull on the desktop wall…
https://massgrave.dev/ Windows has been free since at least VXKC4. Microsoft wouldn’t exist as anything but an Excel vendor today if it were any other way; it’s intentional. (Ubuntu was the right choice.)
Yep. Same thing with Adobe.