Just seen the glass on the right I would’ve guessed Thai iced tea.

Would like to try!

Well that would be quite weird!

This is the internet… we’ve both seen weirder!

And in your estimation they probably did click the game and click their profile and they came to Lemmy to try to make a Nintendo look worse?

Never attribute to malice what can better be attributed to only using it for a couple months and not looking into family sharing yet

Is there a point to sanctions if they can transfer money to buying agents for whatever they need? Maybe the sanctions are all weapons & tech related or something.

Hmm, guess they used to be able to do U-turn payments just by using banks in various counties. If that’s harder now then it’s prob more expensive to get whatever they need since they have to pay someone enough to make it worthwhile for them to break the law. 🤷‍♂️

What was that?

Let’s say they only reveal themselves to Iran though @FlyingSquid@lemmy.world - what about sanctions?

Do they have $80 million in crypto?

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First year I rented, I wouldn’t even have wanted to own a house. Leave the person with exactly one small apartment they rent and constantly maintain with excellent standards alone.

A bit on why it proliferated:

Backyard garden vegetable consumption comes fairly close?

I agree it gets complex for users. But pushing back a bit, wouldn’t we instead say:

We could tell new users “Sign up on Lemmy.com and if you decide you don’t like the UI aren’t a pedophile just choose an alternative and use the same credentials to sign in make sure you start blocking.”

I have in mind that the top blocked instances are pedo oriented. Also seems like it would create a liability issue for servers mirroring that content.

Although it’s not a perfect solution to choose a default instance for new users, I do think it’s a powerful question to eliminate.

Can you imagine?! Making the jump?

One example, Harmy’s:

1. 2011 Blu-Ray release with fan color correction
2. 2006 DVD bonus content from 1993 Laser Disc, upscaled by fans
3. 720p HDTV rip of 2004 DVD version
4. Digital TV capture of 1997 Special Edition
5. Various high-quality film scans and special effects elements
6. Team Negative1’s 35mm film scan of Mos Eisley sequence
7. 16mm film transfer of original 1977 theatrical release

The sheer amount of work…

When you have nineteen minutes, check this out! Really well-made overview of this whole Harmy business.

s/o to LaserDisc for being one of the many sources of de-specialized Star Wars

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(why does it look like carpeting?!)

Oh duh yeah

by Rita Skeetr

Nice, @A_A@lemmy.world, we feeling heard? 😉

Link

Great trial! Will see if you end up feeling a need to iterate sometime later!

Wow

Also this:

is great. It should be taught in schools. When you have a problem, buy the first thing you see on your screen for a solution.

PS (O/T): anyone know of an easy tool to do screen recordings like that for non-evil purposes?

Wow neat!! Eating our cake & having it

Thanks @A_A@lemmy.world