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Thanks for the chuckle.

> What's the simple goto for making web based games that kids can mess around with? It was Flash, and now it's nothing.

Pico-8, Picotron, Tic-80, GameMaker, Godot all have simple web exporter.

Lot of them are responsible, not all. Children and anti-state/anti-military-industrial-complex seem hardly responsible for example, even if most of them still profit from what the U.S.A have done in a way.

How do you know how they voted ? By this logic there not a single innocent in the United States or Israel either.

Oh boy, more disinformation and "we do this better than any other military" bullshit.

First, the article cite multiple estimations by different source.

Second, there is no logical fallacy, you on the other hand are trying to frame that unidentified body (by Israel) could be majority of combatants, disregarding that nothing prove this and that lot of them are women and children.

Third, you are only quoting IDF number and no other third party, this only quoting the perpetrator to defend its body count

Food production was target, even in different part of Palestine (west bank).

Farmers were killed, even in different part of Palestine.

Killing farmers have nothing to do with the definition of genocide.

> you have to look at how Oct 7 shaped Israeli society these last 3 years.

Counterpoint, a more passive turn of phrase is more fitting: How Israeli society was shaped around oct 7.

The event doesn't shape society by itself, political and media response/interest shape the society.

Most P2P video system make you seed only the video you started watching, thus making the point about transmitting csam moot.

They could have :

• etch the ram around on the board itself.

• provide a pre-RMA check so user can verify if their unit is genuine (serial number linked to ram amount)

• void warranty on resoldered board.

Wikipedia predates Youtube by five years.

Unpaid cooperation of human to generate knowledge or entertainment predates YouTube by tens of thousands years.

> I know a few. They're called "normal people who don't suffer from crippling tech libertarianism" and there's more of them than of you.

They voted for it or you assume they don't mind it existing?

Of course, but it's also, with teenage years, the best years to learn tools.