It’s still missing the point. Of course you can just lie. Just like you can just lie on your tax returns or steal somebody’s wallet. “Getting caught” is the point, not “being able to do something”. The issue with the tech and the laws being in place is that suddenly lying there might become an offense. Imagine you’re in court for some other bullshit and they’re not just arguing that you falsified records (the age you lied about) to add some additional punishment but also might use this to attack your trustworthiness in general. Imagine them arguing that you can’t be trusted with computers because you lied there, so some old fart sentences you to five years without computers or smartphones and suddenly you lost the means to earn your money.

Missing the point entirely.

Nothing says “family” like eating alone in your room, huh?

You do.

/edit Just scrolled further down and saw the picture of the kitchen table. I take that back, it’s not you but the place is indeed disgusting as fuck and you have my sincere sympathies.

The damsel in distress trope is real here, too, which by itself is already dumb, but the woman is split up into three individuals that each reflect one piece of her personality, which turn out to be an asshole, an infant and another asshole.

Also, her name is literally “Goal”.

Like… Who the hell wrote this?

I’m still soo torn on Deponia.

The artwork is gorgeous. But the writing is… Odd. And the protagonist is just so damn unlikeable.

/edit I mean, definitely grab it, especially if it’s free. It’s worth a few bucks, so for nothing it’s definitely worth the click.

That explains pretty much nothing about the “China” joke my question referred to.

That doesn’t mean I get your joke either, but let’s try and get there one by one.

I don’t get it.

I can’t tell if you’re joking or not

I can’t tell if you’re joking or not.

And a leopard?

And you saw yourself in relation to it all?

Ford Prefect, I presume?

Tbh, naming a dark drink with a “shot” of alcohol after an assassinated dark-skinned politician (and yes, that pun works in German) is a darker joke than I expected.

Screaming feed me here

“I think there’s a misperception that we just inadvertently left an age cap out. But the reality was we wanted to save lives of older kids who might be at risk,” said Amanda McGill Johnson, a Nebraska state senator at the time.

That actually kind of makes sense? I mean, dropping off teens is excessive, but maybe it highlights an issue? Overwhelmed parents of teenagers isn’t something I had on my list of people that need more help, at least.

Don’t know if I even can be that disrespectful.

From that article:

Graphic screen-printing is widely used today to create mass- or large-batch produced graphics, such as posters or display stands. Full colour prints can be created by printing in CMYK (cyan, magenta, yellow and black).

It’s still subtractive.

Would you be so kind to point me to the position in the article that explains how they use rgb? Because the images I came across there seemed to indicate otherwise.

Hey dude, is everything okay? It’s just the Internet and just a discussion about printing and colours.

You don’t use rgb in print.