The Vital Need For Online Anonymity: @KathRella explains why the dangers in forcing everyone to use their real names online far outweigh the theoretical benefits. https://t.co/2H0hRBLO1M
Oh and one more issue. Voss still seems to be getting lost on his way to the sewers after leaving Shares Caress and waiting for the party to smite a devil. Perhaps Qudenos, who has no such issue, could draw him a map?
@baldursgate3 Hello. Could you perhaps have a word with Halsin and Shar? Halsin forgets he's made his Act 3 romance comment fifty times already. And Shar interrupts party banter by triggering the wound. I know she's an evil goddess, but there's no excuse for rudeness.
@jrfkelly @tonyflagsmusic @anon_opin Sometimes the world is black, and tears drip from your eyes. And maybe we'll all get really sick, and maybe we'll all die.
Soooooo.... Let's build a snowman!
Dear me, @Netflix. Starting the fourth season of Unsolved Mysteries with Jack the Ripper? Running out of ideas? Because this one has been done to death.
@ICOnews Hi. If I select "No" six times to @Philips request that I agree to data collection, do they have the right to make my two-year-old TV unusable by popping up the same request every thirty seconds until I agree?
@ICOnews The TV is two years old. Why should I have to agree to new terms to continue using it after so long? And using a TV doesn't require data collection, does it? Just think logically here. It's a device to display a moving picture, fundamentally no different from a PC monitor.
@PhilipsCare So rather than speaking to your tech support department, I think I should be speaking to the regulator who can have a nice little chat with your legal department.
@PhilipsCare Could you please tell your Devs that when someone turns on their TV, they're probably intending to use it, not be forced to deal with update spam and pop ups trying to force them into agreeing to data collection.
@PhilipsCare The only thing I could do to fix it was to accept your data collection demands because you wouldn't stop bothering me until I did. Pretty sure that's in violation of data protection laws, since you can't badger someone into accepting data collection like that.
@SkyHelpTeam Can you sort out your energy saving thing on Sky Stream? I shouldn't have to wiggle my remote every twenty minutes while watching a match through iPlayer.
@PaulbernalUK I imagine it's some overly literal interpretation of advertising. BBC won't "advertise" content on ITV. ITV won't "advertise" programming on another channel that doesn't have a commercial agreement with them.
I'm not the biggest fan of the licence fee, but I'll give BBC all the credit for the picture quality on Sky Stream being considerably better than ITV, and offering HDR through iPlayer on the platform. ITV continues to feel like a pound shop broadcaster.
@BenjaminEHowe@metpoliceuk For some reason, I can't see the community note but yeah, seems Surrey did the ramming, Met were just watching like some sort of cheerleader squad.