You missed the entire closing sentence. Your dog is good to YOU. A public event is not a place for pets. It doesn’t matter how well you know your dog because your dog doesn’t know a stranger.

Adding to that, if your dog bites someone are you okay with taking to the vet and paying $500 to kill it? Are you okay with taking the blame entirely and potentially getting your shit absolutely wrecked because of it?

This is such a stupid conversation. A dog is a possession. You own it. This like asking if you can bring a knife or gun to a fireworks show, it just doesn’t make sense. Both those two things are infinitely safer than a dog because you can predict what they’ll do.

What is wrong with people?

Because it’s simply not a suitable place for an animal that can be unpredictable under stress. You dog freaks out because of the stress of fireworks, large crowds, strangers, new place, etc. and suddenly flips the script. Not a bad dog, but an idiot owner. Your dog bites someone. Now what?

Unless you’re willing to accept having to pay 700 bucks to kill your dog afterwards and pay whatever costs come from any treatment for the victim, and be barred from pet ownership, don’t bring your animal to public events for humans.

I hate this argument “my dog is nice” TO YOU.

Sony was never the good guy. None of them are. I’m not sure where this idea that executives and CEOs are on our side just because they tweeted some bullshit that sounded good without details.

The gaming industry is so off the charts right now and rife with corporate corruption that it needs to be regulated PROPERLY by a DEDICATED government entity. It’s a hurt market and is mostly left to the wolves.

That said, Sony has a long track record of being stupid.

Didn’t even know I was honestly. I guess there is a nuance that comes with explaining a position like mine. It was 100% in sympathy of the newer generations, not an attack. They’re so overwhelmed with subscriptions, FOMO, and legally children’s gambling like loot boxes that it’s fucking depressing.

The entire generation after the Millenials are impulsive and raised entirely on being nickeled and dimed to death.

gluck gluck gluck

Tell us how you really feel.

Keep blocking, buddy. The internet might not be the right place for you.

Oh because Linux is such a unified and happy community.

Imagine putting this much effort into being mad. You realize it’s been the butt of the joke for a long time now? You should be upset at the American justice system, not some random guy.

Misguided anger

What would be a good way to word an e-mail to my MP to express my disgust for this bill even making it this far?

I don’t buy Canadian per se, I just don’t buy anything from the United States or Israel.

It was outdated the minute someone uttered the words. Israel is too stupid to abide by any agreement which should bode well for them in the future to be untrustworthy.

Carney is a clown. Still better than Polieve, but a clown nonetheless. I hate that we’re essentially powerless to stop this unless you’re willing to throw your life away doing something drastic but necessary.

Everyday we inch closer and closer to political chaos and civil unrest.

You can experience a full Chinese holiday and the culture behind it in China. I don’t understand dedicating a whole month to Chinese culture and what it’s being to the table for Canada.

Bringing up old policies and treaties from over 100 years ago and acting like anyone alive today is negatively impacted by them is disingenuous.

One could also argue the exclusivity of the Chinese community in British Columbia that refuses to do business with anyone but Chinese nationals, like their exclusive taxi services.

There’s a reason we don’t have “German History Month” or “Australian Heritage Month.” It has nothing to do with Canada and it’s culture. If you’re Chinese, and you move here, there is a distinct Chinese-Canadian culture you can go to. If you desire a more catered Chinese experience you can travel to China.

If the goal is education, there is no benefit to Chinese heritage that justifies Canada having an entire month dedicated to it.

This. Is. Dumb.

The more you know. I always thought faucet was used colloquially like “another faucet of information.”

I stand corrected.

That’s why I’ve said “once you see it.” I’m fully aware of vibe coding and I know it’s useful to help speed things along and cut down development time.

I think I was more leaning towards assets than anything else, though I’ve seen people argue about mechanics and code, so I figured I’d include it.

Art, news articles, etc.

I feel like stories like these need more light than they’re currently getting. The United States is free to do what they want and far be it from me to tell them what is morally correct as a Canadian, but more Canadians need to be aware that the US is a safe destination for day visits like shopping, but that’s it.

See, I don’t mind AI if it’s used for stuff like NPC interactions and what not, but not for the creation of assets or mechanics.

At least in it’s current iteration, AI can stand out like a sore thumb and once you see it, something is taken away from the experience.

I don’t think I’ve played a game where I’ve seen AI but this definitely applies to other faucets.