darkkite

I think lemmy is a good example. I see beehaw, dbzer0, lemmy and tchncs all in the same thread.

Too few teachers to students, closer to the actual problem.

but all smartphones have parental controls which is never talked about, but we keep blaming violent media and addictive technology while offering terrible solutions like ID verification and yondr pouches. https://www.overyondr.com/phone-free-schools This whole thing is a scam on our society with a private company getting taxpayer's money while not actually solving the problem.

these solutions do not teach self-regulation, does not fix algorithmic feeds, does not address home use, does not solve violent or addictive content exposure

Why does the school have to be the middle-man? Just ban phones during actual classes and let them use it during free periods.

A bit older, think as a teen I had the first android phone that released htc dream

Rooting the device gave me my first exposure to linux command line and some base operating system functions installing ROMs and customizing. Later in college for CS realized a knew more than what I expected.

was published over a year ago

Me using an android as a child taught me how to use linux, command line etc. seems arbitrary to deny the phone entirely. maybe certain online services should be though

Thoughts on the drawing ai tools https://odysee.com/@grockster:b/even-better-real-time-render-and-inpaint:b

you only need to get caught once for the lock

they can't if your device is rooted or running a different rom

With the slow release cadence of game development cycles we're not missing much. It will probably be even slower next gen unless AI really does backflips

They will continue to release multiplayer games on pc so it will be the "best of both worlds" for sony