Great news for those who care about preserving privacy and democracy.
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wow I was working on implementing this in my app right now
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…Judge Robert Pitman wrote that the statute “is akin to a law that would require every bookstore to verify the age of every customer at the door and, for minors, require parental consent before the child or teen could enter and again when they try to purchase a book.” Pitman has not yet ruled on the merits of the case, but his decision to grant the preliminary injunction means he believes its defenders are unlikely to prevail in court.
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App developers around the world celebrating a Christmas miracle after realizing they don’t have to rush out some really risky, confusing, last minute integrations to make sure they weren’t about to get sued in the new year.
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Judge Pittman is right. This violates the first amendment and it would be absurd if a book store asked for people to share their IDs to come in and look at books in the store.
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I’m tired of being hassled because of lazy parents. Supervise the kids with parental controls on computers, smart phones, iPads, video game systems, and other similar devices. It’s a parent’s duty and obligation to ensure their kids are safe online and safe in general. Don’t inconvenience the rest of society because of your laziness.
Being a good parent is known to be the hardest job ever so I don’t want to hear parents whine about it. Everyone knows this. Most of the time children are a choice either explicitly or because people are having unprotected sex. If you don’t want to be a parent, don’t have kids.
Men: wear condoms. If you know that you never want them or don’t want more go get a vasectomy. How “potent” your semen is has no impact on your masculinity.
Women: take oral birth control. Have condoms available in case he forgets. Get some plan B.
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Great news for those who care about preserving privacy and democracy.
wow I was working on implementing this in my app right now
…Judge Robert Pitman wrote that the statute “is akin to a law that would require every bookstore to verify the age of every customer at the door and, for minors, require parental consent before the child or teen could enter and again when they try to purchase a book.” Pitman has not yet ruled on the merits of the case, but his decision to grant the preliminary injunction means he believes its defenders are unlikely to prevail in court.
App developers around the world celebrating a Christmas miracle after realizing they don’t have to rush out some really risky, confusing, last minute integrations to make sure they weren’t about to get sued in the new year.
Judge Pittman is right. This violates the first amendment and it would be absurd if a book store asked for people to share their IDs to come in and look at books in the store.
I’m tired of being hassled because of lazy parents. Supervise the kids with parental controls on computers, smart phones, iPads, video game systems, and other similar devices. It’s a parent’s duty and obligation to ensure their kids are safe online and safe in general. Don’t inconvenience the rest of society because of your laziness.
Being a good parent is known to be the hardest job ever so I don’t want to hear parents whine about it. Everyone knows this. Most of the time children are a choice either explicitly or because people are having unprotected sex. If you don’t want to be a parent, don’t have kids.
Men: wear condoms. If you know that you never want them or don’t want more go get a vasectomy. How “potent” your semen is has no impact on your masculinity.
Women: take oral birth control. Have condoms available in case he forgets. Get some plan B.