Feb 26th:A new bill in Arizona is making its way through the Senate that would force sites like e621 to implement mandatory age verification for all users—or face potential lawsuits. This system would require third-party vendors to verify every user’s age through a government database. Not only is this a massive violation of privacy, but it also introduces serious risks, including identity theft through phishing schemes and other malicious methods. Worse still, we would have no control over ensuring that user data is permanently deleted after verification.
Since e621 operates out of Arizona, this law would almost certainly impact us if it passes. If you want to help ensure that we can continue serving you without being forced to collect personal information, we urge you to contact Arizona’s senators and ask them to vote NO on this bill.
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Further information on the bill itself can be found at the Free Speech Coalition: https://action.freespeechcoalition.com/bill/arizona-hb-2112/
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Lego3
MemberHow does one weld a cage on there? What sort of damage did the fire cause?
NewbKitteh
MemberCould be cold welding or spot welding, the latter with some quick application of water or other coolant immediately after.
Beep
MemberBetter question would be "How does a pokeball actually catch a pokemon?" Cause I'd figure doing THAT without harming someone would be loads harder than simply welding a cage on someone without doing them harm.
Toxin X
MemberI'd wager if you soaked the surrounding area in water and then put one single tack weld there it would get it good without causing burns, but would probably still cause sunburn in the surrounding skin.
Axoltolbottle
MemberFull restore
Cj the Bear
MemberCould you not just use bolt cutters to get it off?
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