Nice. I am going to try this out.
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A new era of safety: we blocked it entirely on our home router
What is Super Mario's favorite vegetable? A Nintentato!
Nah. It's not good regardless of anything you've ever seen before.
This part right here is called the Gauge gauge. We use it to approximate how many gauges are here on this control board.
Did you actually print it out and physically stick it in dog crap that you personally selected yourself? I think that could qualify as augmenting reality. Good work!
So here is what you do:
- Shout out loud: "Teehee I am a foreign company now!"
- Pay your extra Glorious Golden Donny Dollars
- Get item (maybe)
- Get shot (eventually) (probably)
We finally blocked Roblox entirely in our house because it was making our kids assholes. All the little "safe" user-created minigames like Steal a Brainrot were having a pretty big effect on their behavior and things that they concerned themselves about. They would get into fights about whether or not one of them had a generator that could net them absurd, meaningless values like $1.7T/s and then take those arguments offline and still argue about whose Steal a Brainrot base was better. Or whatever.
We watched an interview with the CEO of Roblox stomping on rake after rake after rake. He seemed mostly attuned to the growth of the platform and did not seem like safety was a really any sort of primary concern at all. He talked about things like this (continuuous facial recognition via the devices's human facing camera) as if that would do anything to curb the behavior of adults abusing the platform. He seemed to be saying that What else would you get but safety with changes like this? I decided that I do not like that guy in particular and I don't like his product either and my kids can have it back after they have defeated me and can figure out how the pi-hole works.
Very good job. I have that same vacuum!
I never use grid infill.
🎵He hasn't dropped them, forgot them, or anything 🎵 🎵It's just too heavy for Superman to lift 🎵
-- George Orwell 2: the Squeakuel