I think companies should start suing the people who use the cheats as well as the people making them.

While working from home, I have a physical device I can set my mouse on that keeps the cursor moving, so my laptop stays active. It’s ‘undetectable’ because I’m not plugging in anything, or running and software.

I mean I’m white so take everything I say with that note.

But there’s nothing even wrong with her hair, she’s just wearing it up, wtf is this commenter talking about? All these kids look like.... kids. I think this may be one of the most honest (looking) campaigns they’ve had.

Yeah my first thought on seeing the picture is “oh, it looks like a kid being a kid”. I have pretty much no place talking about black hair in any definitive way, so I’ll let Ashley do it way better than I, but I like the idea of kids looking like kids and including all the children in the same look. 

That’s a lot to lay on the tiny shoulders of a child. Do you feel this much “ire” every time you see a white girl with a messy bun? All children look unkempt after running around and playing all day, but only Black children get maligned as a disgrace to their entire race for doing what kids do. Can they ever just live…

As a white Aussie person I had to read the article to even understand what people thought was wrong with it, she looks like a completely normal kid to me. It’s really sad that white supremacy has given people a complex about the natural behaviour of their hair.

Yeah, no, I cannot compute feeling “ire” at ever seeing a little girl who looks like this or having the nerve to compare this hairstyle—which looks like the girl just got out of soccer practice for fuck’s sake—to minstrel imagery.

This is how a Black girl with 4C natural hair looks after a day of playing around outside and being carefree. All the kids look cute and the “after school” photoshoot theme is unique and adorable. You can lay your kid’s edges to the gawds at 8am and they’ll look like they went through a wind tunnel by 3pm, and that’s…

Being a fool in real life and online are two different things though. Most people who are quick to be outraged, wouldn’t be if it all took place off line.

People have way to much time on their hands to be outraged at this. People need to step away from the computer and go outside.

This isn’t a new thing. I remember all the shit that Gabby Douglas got at the Olympics, mostly from older black women, for not having perfectly styled hair. Girl is doing a back flip on a piece of wood 4 inches wide and landing on one foot, who gives a fuck what her hair looks like?

That is my fear as well. I will certainly take advantage of the 30 day free trial though. 

I’m interested in it. I’d consider $5.00/month as long as they keep putting out quality games.  Kind of expecting it to devolve into normal mobile crap, though.

The author is wrong. There isn’t a “technically they’re not allowed to throttle me” there is only “streaming video didn’t exist when my plan was set up so they didn’t write it into the contract specifically” but I guarantee that somewhere in there it says they are allowed to “adjust data speeds as needed” to keep…

you are a rube of the highest order. how can you live in a world where palantir exists and still have the idea that somehow enforcement officers will respect the law

Not to death, but definitely abuse...

Amazon’s telling police how to obtain footage without a warrant. The only way to prevent it is to prohibit the device from uploading footage to the cloud.

Cops are probably gonna be a whole lot less excited about this surveillance footage when it fills in the missing time when their body cams were “accidentally” shut off.

Unless they get a warrant, in which case the cops could presumably get whatever video they want.