We’ll tell you when you’re older.

This makes me doubt the author of the article’s credibility. What exactly is the “perfect resolution” of a hand painted piece of art?

High-enough that you can’t distinguish individual pixels with your eye. At least, that’s how Apple defines their retina displays; not sure if these guys are following the same standard for that terminology or not.

Someone please tell me more about this moth.

Thumbnail definitely had me expecting something else.

Hyperfixated Sushi

Okay, you define “technology” for us, then. Let’s see your brilliant solution.

What about this is clickbait?

From how she describes it in the video, he apparently held the stalker by the arm until police arrived. It doesn’t seem like he roughed the guy up or injured him at all. It really seems like Twitch applied the “no touching” rule to the wrong person.

“Technology means what I want it to mean.”

Emiru did a short stream going into additional details about the incident, as well as some other fuck-ups by Twitch staff that weren’t mentioned in this article.

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

tl;dw: Emiru calls out Twitch for lying about the situation in their official statements, expresses concern for what sort of response a smaller streamer would’ve gotten if they were attacked like this, and draws attention to Twitch’s lack of security and professionalism. Twitch staffers originally laughed about the situation to Emiru’s face, and didn’t seem to care until the video went viral. They ran background checks on everybody who signed up for her meet-and-greet event, but the attendees were allowed to bring a plus-one with them, who did NOT have to get background checked. Twitch staff also allowed people to walk around even after their badges couldn’t scan properly.

Also, because this isn’t anywhere near the first time Emiru has been attacked in public, she points out that she’s spent tens of thousands of dollars for her own private security, and wasn’t even allowed to bring her preferred bodyguard with her because he’s permanently banned from Twitch events due to restraining a stalker during a previous event.

Twitch fucked up big time here.

Which posts fit here?

Anything that is at least tangentially connected to the technology, social media platforms, informational technologies and tech policy.

Loops, the platform, has nothing to do with Meta. Also, that article is over a year old.

It feels pretty accurate to my own experiences. No matter what time I start work, I have to make sure I wake up no more than 90 minutes before it’s time to leave. For instance, my current shift starts at 5:30 P, so I wake up at 4:00 P. Otherwise, the longer I’m awake, the more time I have to convince myself of reasons to call out for the day.

If they promoted it on another FOSS platform, nobody would see it.

So… it’s a custom wrapper for Bluesky?

Yes. Censoring the word “job” is a gen Z meme.

https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/jb-job-censored

What exactly is wrong with them, in your opinion? A game I play uses a Discord forum channel for their bug reports, and it seems to support all the features I’d need out of a forum: sorting options (date posted vs most recent/“bumped” threads), search, chronological comments, tags, media support…

The only real issue I see with Discord forums is that they’re not public, so you can’t view them without having a Discord account and joining the server. But as far as functioning as a traditional web forum, they seem to check all the boxes.

Discord literally has forums. Most official game servers that I’ve seen tend to make use of them.

This sort of shit ought to be banned.

I used to be really good at reflecting with the rear-view. As long as they were far enough away that I could see their windshield, I could usually land a direct hit. I’ve had a few instances where I’ll see the sombitch slam on their brakes.