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Please consider retiring the "R" word from your vocabulary. There are so many other better options, and that word is an epithet that causes harm. The folks with developmental and cognitive disabilities, a marginalized community, knows the word well, and know it appllies to them.

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piefed.social

I would never use that word as a disparaging term for people with developmental and cognitive disabilities, these folks don't deserve derrogatory or depreciative namings, and I try to choose my words very carefully specifically so they would not look targeted towards people who don't deserve them. If my poor phrasing is misunderstood and considered offensive towards this group of people, I would absolutely express my sincere apologies and rephrase it.

However, I will not self-censor myself, and will continue to use it, as per sense 2 of the Merriam-Webster dictionary, to specifically highlight and ridicule the idiotic behaviour of certain individuals and groups of individuals that fully deserve it in my opinion (like those considering copyright infridgement a bigger offence than privacy infridgement, in this particular example).

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That's a fair choice and an effective conflict resolution mechanism. Have a good day!

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lemmy.today

stop trying to be offended for other people, they already have enough to deal with, you are actually making it worst for them, giving them negative exposure

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piefed.social

His point is that even if it may cause harm for people reading it, lecturing people about it may cause more harm because people might start resenting mentally disabled people because of it.

If you call a person with right leaning opinions a nazi, you may have pushed him more into being a nazi.

your virtue signaling is not helping is what he is trying to say IMHO

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And who wants to watch the shit hole quality of something recorded on fucking glasses? No thank you.

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lemmy.today

I wonder how good a pirated film using Meta smart glasses would look. If it looks terrible, who will want to look at it? If it's just a clip, studios might not mind because it could make viewers interested in seeing the entire movie. On YouTube there are many such clip.

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Even filmed with a good camera still looks like crap.

As someone who pirates movies, I can say some people do download the cams. But not that many. Most people wait until there is a digital copy.

I think personal privacy is a much bigger concern but who am I ? I don't own any big business. So my opinion counts very little to policy makers.

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I guess it's possible to pirate a movie and use AI to improve the quality. However, I don't know how the end product would compare to the actual movie.

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