Disengage.

“Allow harm”

Harm was going to happen no matter what you do in the trolley problem. There is no situation where harm does not happen, but there is a situation where you directly are causing harm.

If you give 100 different variations of the problem, I’ll answer 100 different ways, because 100 different questions were asked. Almost none of them actually having a real world application, because there are very few situations in life where a 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, etc option does not exist.

Personally, if I could go the rest of my life without hearing about the trolley problem that’d be great actually.

I don’t remember the trolley problem being a question with a right and a wrong answer.

I’ll pass on further debate, thank you for understanding! <3

https://www.debian.org/releases/trixie/

“The legacy 32-bit PC (i386) architecture is supported only as a co-architecture for running 32-bit software on amd64”

You can’t just install 32bit debian anymore.

Granted, bookworm will be supported for a while still.

Some distros do call their 32bit version i386.

Debian did drop 32 bit support. (although some 32 bit packages will exist)

This started with me saying I didn’t like that people were cheering this on and you decided to get triggered about it.

I said you were sucking up to big tech because…pfft you’re sucking up to big tech!

Distros are not linux.

Linux is the kernel.

Linux is not linux distros.

Linux is the kernel.

The Linux kernel is not dropping 32 bit support.

Where is this coming from?

Linux isn’t ditching it. A few distros stopped supporting it.

That isn’t the point.

If someone has a 32 bit computer that is doing everything they need to do, and that hardware is now being rendered unusable…its e-waste.

And I get it, software has to end support at some point for certain hardware, it doesn’t make it suck any less that it is happening.

Yeah man, lets just abandon shit that works perfectly fine, let it become e-waste because we can just buy the latest and greatest thing.

Do people think anymore or do they just let the tech companies do that for them?

Not a parent, but here’s my perspective.

My mother always made me work for it. She had a door open policy among other things. She didn’t actually care if I was doing the things I wasn’t supposed to be doing, she just didn’t want to find out. If she found out, it meant I was being too careless/stupid. It’s actually a really good way to build up your risk evaluation skills! I did occasionally get myself in trouble (not with sex but other things), and she would help me out of the situation. Id get a lecture about what I did wrong afterwards, but honestly she was pretty good at teaching me.

Unreal usually has an engine.ini file somewhere. You can more or less mod that file with as many parameters as you can find and nuke the graphics into oblivion. Has worked really well on most games I’ve tried. Especially useful with games that force trash AA and volumetric fog stuff.

There’s hardware as recent as like mid-late 2000s that’s 32bit. That’s still within the realm of stuff that consumers might be using, let alone corporate/industrial applications.

Even if Firefox leaves us behind, the kernel likely won’t stop supporting it for years to come. We just removed 486 support. Surely 32bit support will be around a while.

I hate how people are cheering this on. 32bit has its place and linux has always been a sanctuary for legacy hardware.

I had an aggressive gambling problem as a teen. 2016 would have been my worst because I was still gambling on counter strike skin sites. I’d save up every dollar mom would give me to run to the store or whatever (I’d lie and say things were more expensive than they were), throw it onto prepaid visas and just waste it.

I can’t even begin to describe the amount that I spent.

I don’t even apologize when I am wrong, instead I just sit alone alot and think about all the friends I used to have.

:')

I can’t speak for the other games, but as a former player, FIFA did change a lot each year, usually its changes to physics, game speed, skill moves, mini games, and ofc graphics. Not $60 worth of game changes, but I’d argue it’s similar with things like call of duty. Best value was always to skip every other year.

Also gambling. Doesn’t get talked about enough but FIFA YouTubers are more or less payed by EA to shill packs and get people (usually teens) addicted to opening them. I probably bought $200 a year on packs from 2016-2020, usually money I didnt have too. Mostly why I stopped buying the games. (Stopped playing CounterStrike for the same reason)

These days, I just casually play mods of older games and get football manager every other game.

If you’re that old, you probably want to be, and that’s totally okay.