The chat currently is how you enter commands. But guess what… Mojang has the ability to change that. You know, like they’ve been changing the game for as long as the game has existed.

You litteraly have no idea how they’re going to implement this change. It’s stupid to assume that they’re going to block the chat window without any other way to run commands. You are clearly experiencing a severe lack of critical thinking skills.

But sure, go ahead and assume the worst

Again, Mojang has zero control over what websites host. And the British government has zero control over what websites host in other countries.

Yes the government can try to block access to certain websites, but as you’ve started, a VPN is an easy way to get around that.

But also if you think Minecraft mods are high up on the government’s radar, you’re not really thinking clearly.

Like, think it through… If I have a website that runs on server in Switzerland, serving a Minecraft mod, how the hell would Mojang know about it? How the hell are they gonna stop me? They can’t and they would be foolish to try. The British government can’t shut it down, they have no jurisdiction. Any attempts to try and block the UK population from accessing it would be thwarted by a VPN.

So while I agree the age verification stuff is stupid. You’re assuming it will prevent you from being able to use commands (highly unlikely), and your assuming Mojang will somehow take down websites they have no control over to prevent mods from changing this? And you’re also assuming the UK governments will care enough about Minecraft mods to block access to mod websites?

You’re making a lot of assumptions and literally none of them make any sense

I’m talking about mods that could allow running commands. Please re-read this comment chain.

Mods hosted on websites not based in the UK cannot be taken down by the UK government.

So yes, people in the UK have to abide by the age verification ( if they want social features, so you do have a choice). But people in the UK can also download and install any mod they want.

Age verification sucks, but at this point in time all we know is that it will be required for social features. Running commands, which seems to be your main concern, is not a social feature

The British government have no jurisdiction over websites hosted outside the UK.

Lmao, under what jurisdiction?

Microsoft have no power over what other websites host

If only I had a spare 300TB of storage

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What router do you have? I have the TP-Link Omada ER7212 and am not seeing this on the latest firmware

I don’t think snacking and overeating have to go hand in hand. You can snack without overeating - if you know you’re a big snacker, try having smaller portions at meal time to compensate for it.

Replace snacking with drinking water or chewing on ice cubes. It’s the same stimuli, and it’s healthy.

Celery sticks/carrot sticks are good, healthy and give you something to bite into that isn’t ice. 1 carrot gives you probably 20 carrot sticks, which would probably get you through a movie. And I wouldn’t be concerned about 1 carrots worth of extra calories a day.

Or a charcuterie board, not as healthy as above but at least it’s not full of sugar. Having some crackers with hummus, and some cornichons is a relatively healthy snack, maybe some cherry tomatoes and prosciutto, and a little bit of cheese to go with it although that’s getting into meal territory - but I found that if I’m having a charcuterie board for dinner, you can drag it out, eat it over a couple hours, slowing down your intake and satisfying your craving for snacking without it being in addition to a meal - it is the meal.

Lastly, if you only snack when you’re bored, don’t get bored (lol easier said than done). I find that I love a project and when I’m working on a project time flies and I haven’t eaten anything because I’ve been busy.

I don’t think snacking and overeating have to go hand in hand. You can snack without overeating - if you know you’re a big snacker, try having smaller portions at meal time to compensate for it.

Replace snacking with drinking water or chewing on ice cubes. It’s the same stimuli, and it’s healthy.

Celery sticks/carrot sticks are good, healthy and give you something to bite into that isn’t ice. 1 carrot gives you probably 20 carrot sticks, which would probably get you through a movie. And I wouldn’t be concerned about 1 carrots worth of extra calories a day.

Or a charcuterie board, not as healthy as above but at least it’s not full of sugar. Having some crackers with hummus, and some cornichons is a relatively healthy snack, maybe some cherry tomatoes and prosciutto, and a little bit of cheese to go with it although that’s getting into meal territory - but I found that if I’m having a charcuterie board for dinner, you can drag it out, eat it over a couple hours, slowing down your intake and satisfying your craving for snacking without it being in addition to a meal - it is the meal.

I have a few Seiko watches, a Citizen, a couple Casios. All of which respect my privacy.

They’re turning the freaking lions bi

Haven’t looked much into the breach, but probably the biggest issue is passwords. If unencrypted, and a user uses the same generic password for their email or bank or whatever, that possess a serious concern.

This highlights the importance of not reusing passwords

Edit: looks like passwords were hashed with bcrypt, which is really quite excellent. Very unlikely anybody is getting actual passwords from this leak.

I just soft modded my old PS2 so I could boot game backups from a network share. So I’m playing Gran Turismo 3, NFS underground 2, Tony hawk’s Pro skater 4, NBA street vol. 2, and GTA: San Andreas. Basically everything and anything my teenage self loved at the time.

You don’t have to be gay to make out with your guy friends