How was this started? Who brought the topic into conversation. Why Tuesday?

I’m tempted by the (semi) open source possibilities https://hub.evenrealities.com/

I think the tech comes from VR headsets.

Er. What is the antonym of private?

I don’t see the uproar over cameras on the face when pinhole button cameras have existed for decades.

You just need GPS and a compass. https://www.evenrealities.com/products/g2-a

The Even G2 is screen, audio and no camera. https://www.evenrealities.com/products/g2-a

Why are you laughing? Many EU countries require ID on demand. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_national_identity_card_policies_by_country

What if I’m ugly.

Or in clown costume.

Or going to a Kiss tribute concert

Etc.

It’s spelt rapier

Nom nom nom nom

https://www.reddit.com/r/thebachelor/comments/pxtzts/never_knew_that_the_bachelor_and_doctor_who_could/

This is a good explanation

No problems there. You can substitute other words to confirm that the sentence makes sense.

Note that that sentence that had had, had words other than had and that had had an impact.

Well, given that there isn’t a similar sentence that makes sense (without inserting words). Yes.

I mean, I appreciate that it’s a bit of linguistic fun dreamt up by Dmitri Borgmann. But it’s flawed. It needs an additional (non-buffalo) word to make proper sense.

Without an additional word between words 2 and 3, this is just a list. That’s why it makes no sense.

You only think it makes sense because you are adding in words subconsciously.

Still waiting for an example that actually works.

Quaterback Twins Greenbay Packers draft, play Detroit Lions.

Nope. Still missing a word.

If the sentence was technically grammatically correct then a direct substitution of all 8 words (without adding more) should make sense.

I’ve already provided a counter example where it doesn’t make sense. I’ll drop my argument if you can find one that does.

Are you saying the following sentence is perfectly fine English?

Quaterback Love Greenbay Packers drafted, played Detroit Lions.

No. It’s missing at least one word.

You’ve had to add “The” to make it make sense.

“Quaterback Packers drafted” doesn’t make sense.

iOS uses freeBSD and OpenBSD components. Isn’t that the same thing?