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@jackemled this but a bf...

Something I really really want to emphasize here:

The "age verification" bit doesn't really matter. Even as far as mandating the existence of parental controls is debatable in many contexts.

The "developer liability to know personal information" bit is an existential threat to free software. And the bit that deserves defending from every possible angle (freedom of speech, expression, and privacy law to name a few)

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@herzenschein Idr if it has that aspect in particular but I've been meaning to ask if you've read Heterogenia Linguistico. very furry, very language nerdy

function subtyping is easy, just remember

you use **contra**ceptives when putting it inside and a **co**pay when taking it out

If the computer is a prosthetic (and it is) then this means we legitimately have to be careful about what software we run, because we are deciding what to make part of our selves, part of our minds
@Bumblefish @MercG @alice
Seemed like a good time to share this.
Seeing as I'm on nyan.network, here is the largest animal capable of nyan. Meow, even. It should also be said: purr.
Akkoma

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ssh is an obscure but widely-deployed command. It stands for Secure Snake Home and was made in the 90s to securely play snake online

I made a massively multiplayer backend for it with support for thousands of concurrent snake players

ssh snakes.run to join!