We have a little over 24 hours to save the internet. The vote is being rushed to the US House floor on Monday the 29th.
"Buried inside the KIDS Act are provisions that will push online services to verify all users’ ages, require government-directed moderation policies for online speech, and even create new rules about private and encrypted communications." -- EFF https://t.co/4vVQcYPDct
The bill has bipartisan support and large corporate donors, who all have a vested interest in eroding your privacy and freedom of speech. Similar bills have already passed in other countries and individual states and led to ID scanning mandates, faulty AI moderation, the removal of encrypted messaging, etc.
If passed, some platforms will require ID scans from all users, some may try to deploy faulty 'estimation' technology that will randomly trigger and cause your accounts to be either permanently deleted or locked until you fork over an ID. These systems have been a disaster where deployed in other regions and led to many account losses and data breaches.
We're not dealing with all of this "X Sings" bullcrap again.
Oh, right. "If you're having trouble, move on from random X Sings posts. If you're having trouble-"
11 years ago, Windows 10 version 1507, the first version of Windows 10 released to the public!
Surprisingly, it still has somewhat decent app support to this day compared to its predecessor, Windows 8.1!
Latest Firefox, Chrome, Discord, Steam working in Windows 10 version 1507!
@HelloPixelframe I'm starting to think Kris has a Game Boy in a blender prepared just for their partners when they need to travel different universes.
Complete with swirly Photoshop magic.
@OldInternetFeel I'm not repeating myself. Isn't it really not that hard to switch Windows 7's Aero theme to the classic visual style and using smaller icons on the taskbar?