- someone who just stalemated
the way i already can’t message people on my ps5 because i won’t verify my age. can’t download certain games on steam because i can’t prove my age because i don’t have a credit card. now this?? like let us live geez
UKs Online Safety Minister has announced all in-game chat will be placed behind an ID gate. Cutting of teenagers from the ability to socialise, risking the cybersecurity of gamers and driving up costs for Gaming industry gamersvoice.org/uk-gaming-re… #SaveOurGames #Stopkillinginternet
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It's wild how this has absolutely decimated gaming online. No one's talking anymore because of it. Uploading your government issued id onto multiple random websites is a serious data concern. Surveillance state speedrun any percent atm.
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"It's just to prevent kids from seeing adult content online," they said.
Well that slope became slippery real fast, just like everyone has been saying.
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Tell them to release the Epstein files. Once they don’t, you know it’s all a game.
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Democrats will now control the House and Senate and be able to hold Trump accountable. That's great.
At a time of massive income and wealth inequality, we must do more. We must aggressively fight for working families.
No more excuses.
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the LibDems are projected to WIN Nebraska
Ed Davey has reportedly said "what?"
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Absolutely brutal from a BYD spokesman on designing cars for European conditions.
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The NTSB held its second and final on scene media briefing regarding N722BD this afternoon. The agency says it recovered the aircraft’s left elevator in three pieces between 1.3 and 3.8 miles from the crash site. flightradar24.com/blog/fligh…
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Police air service denies penis flight path was deliberate bbc.in/3V3FGmU
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In algebra, 'x' stands for an unknown quantity.
German physicist Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen discovered the mysterious form of radiation in 1895.
Since the rays were unknown, he called them ‘X-rays.’



































