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I just shared this with my wife because she’s an artist and hates AI as much as I do.
Apparently she made an account last night.
Sometimes I make video games
I just shared this with my wife because she’s an artist and hates AI as much as I do.
Apparently she made an account last night.
“Red tape” is a pretty common idiom here. It’s similar to bureaucracy, but it’s more like the useless stuff you have to deal with in order to do something.
Say you want to update your driver’s license and you need to bring in some ID and fill out a form. That’s regular bureaucracy.
If you want to feed the homeless so you have to get a permit for an event, prove your volunteers have food-handling training, fill out forms for your volunteers, notify the police that there will be a public gathering, schedule an inspection of the facility, etc, that’s red tape.
Another way to look at it might be that Bureaucracy describes the system in which offices communicate with each other, and Red Tape are the tasks/forms/whatever you have to complete in order to get what you want approved.
The previous ‘family sharing’ feature allowed for you to share your games with someone else, provided you were not playing any games at the moment.
This new family sharing seems to allow you to share your library even if you’re playing another game.
Proceeds to bust out a rad li’l dude doing a sick kickflip