Explanation for the above question
I find the NYT games only seem to be US-centric answers. So, it's a US based law about getting something that is already broken, but it's not disclosed before purchase. Generally used around cars.
Connections
Puzzle #494
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Kinda mad. Thought I had yellow figured out.
I'm having a hard time being mad at Mozilla for this kind of thing. Which privacy minded person installs an application and doesn't go through the settings to find all of the privacy minded features and disables those they don't agree with? Do we not "Trust but verify" all the things because of these kinds of options that pop up? Who is at fault here, the application or the user?
We, as users, need to start taking our own settings on our systems more seriously and stop dumping all of our responsibility into the hands of someone else. Go through the settings of your apps. Save them so you can get to them when needed. Disable everything you can or want. Don't trust it until you've done the necessary research and tested it for yourself.
Tightrope, a daily trivia game | Britannica
Sep. 26, 2024
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My Score: 2260
I'm posting this, but it's not my real score. When you get 3 wrong it will give you a "try again" at the top. The answers don't move, and the questions are the same. So, you get a better score when re-trying. I'm not sure how many retries you get, but this is the last time I'm posting on this game. It's cute, but there are too many ways to game the game.
Tightrope, a daily trivia game | Britannica
Sep. 25, 2024
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My Score: 1800
Man, it's going to have a good time recalling all of those homescreen screenshots that I keep accidentally making because I can never remember if the power options are on the Power+VolumeUp or Power+VolumeDown combination.
I didn't get Hexcodle #361 :( Score: 56%
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Painful day