u/Mccobsta

Hopefuly people will take this as a wake up to invest

My mum works for sainsburys and there's she hates more then self check outs

Seen worse photoshop jobs on ebay and aliexpress pre slop

That sounds about right

The system is in dire need for reforms

Always standing with our euro brothers and sisters even the French during any times of need

There's that one guy who not long ago had his chat bot dump his entire banking history into his work slack

That rule could immediately cut down on slop posts

I bought one recently and you just close it and it turns the back screen on

Mostly amazon round me that dose this

I see a lot getting nicked in a few weeks

That could be used to get thr Olympics back and other massive cultural events

Ironic isn't it

I wish theyd stop fucking with the ui, it used to be a simple swipe to change card now I have to tap it twice to use a different one

All of them are fully tracked anyway they're practically worthless the ones on the shop floor

Some sites have been been blocked here by a court order for years

That's probably gonna have helped them massively with getting thr game to run as well as it dose

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lDhPjhpNmwg

I wounder if it's got something todo with if Sega uses a lot of contractors over having their own teams on staff

If the bbc can monitor Facebooks algorithmic changes and what that pushes especially in the US with a heap of accounts ofcom should be doing the same

We already know the dangers that Facebook and tiktoks algorithms have cussed yet no real action has been taken

Pandemic dog owners are the worst

There's a tight footpath near me that I walk down at times which this woman who always has her dog of lead who has said he's friendly when he's aggressively barking at me looking like he's gonna leap for me

Yeah just put him on a damn lead

One thing mentioned in the article

He said he believed some young men could be drawn towards increasingly extreme material online and called for tighter regulations on children's access to it.

Which we have kinda done with the entire giving our faces and forms of id to companies no one has heard off or used to give a fiver for their not accepted id cards in spoons like 15 years ago

"There's the radicalisation of young men in particular. They talk about it with regards to terrorism and political ideology, but [there's] a radicalisation towards violence and hatred," he said.

"There must be ways to block content or to monitor content. We see millions of pounds spent on other things. Is there enough being spent on this kind of thing?"

The algorithm is the problem and the companies that host it not removing it is the problem here

Article dose mention tv and tiktok as what could be the main responsibility for his radicalisation

John said his son had told him he believed his interest in extreme violence began after he saw a clip on TikTok from TV drama Dexter, which tells the story of a vigilante serial killer.

"Once you watch one thing like that, the algorithm, of course, feeds you more of the same content," he said.

The article dose mention that his dad had no clue and just thought everything was normal before it happend

When the police searched their house

When police searched the family home after the attack, they found the boy had written notes planning a wider attack.

Kid seems to have hidden it well enough but damn there should have been some red flags

Oh for fuck sake

Pretty much this is what led to Anubis being created as the creators git was being hit so often they couldn't get any work done