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I don't know nfl rules, thank you. Starting to slide means play is stopped? You dont need contact to stop the play? Okay that certainly makes changes context for what i see

I assumed (from 30 year old memory of learning ) was like when i played cfl football when i was very young, if contact isn't made they can keep going and they aren't "down". Is would like to be able to see a better angle and have the ability to pause.

I disagree that too much time happened before the defense started the motion to tackle, i could never stop in the amount of time i see. That's less than half a second to stop what you have already started. And while im nota preofessional or even play sports it seems super human to stop mid action

I guess my eyesight isn't good enough from the video posted and i can't pause it to see frame by frame like in would like. It doesn't appear to me that contact was made on head neck, it looks like it's made right above the number 16. Fair enough to call it dirty if its more obvious than it is to me that he aimed for the helmet.

I'll state again though that a hit doesn't need to be dirty for it to be bad.

Edit: Variety of angles

First point of contact is the shoulder forearm to the head definitely happened following contact, but contact was going to be made, not sure how it wouldn't have happened in some form.

Looks a lot worse in some of these new angles and with slow motion. Still think the retaliation was worse. Don't care how much you are upset retaliation is not a free pass to be also bad

I can't tell what everyone is calling a dirty hit here.. the number 17 hitting the guy after the play stop is the worst thing i see

Oh yeah just randomly find a bunch of local nudists to ask about something that is likely illegal where you live. This is such good advice

/s

They've grown up on iOS and Android, and they expect touchscreens and that type of interface.

Not sure why you are explaining what i said to me again in a different way, but thats pretty much what the bulk of what i rambled was about

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

I wonder if age is a better indicator than grade. I've been using Firefox since before navigator 1.2 and won't be surprised if today's 5th graders can manage tech in circles around me.

I grew up with grandparents that couldn't figure out how to press one button on the vcr to turn the tv back on. That button was labelled "TV-Video"

I dont have any young people in my life so i don't know what old person things i do, but like Grampa Simpson said, it will happen to me, and I have no doubt about it already happening to me

Bonus* I'm still so happy that i discovered on my own that i can swipe left and right on the space bar button to move my cursor left and right on my android phone. That simple thing helped me out and satisfies in in a cat who caught the canary kind of way and I'm sure there are dozens of things that would improve my ability to use and navigate new tech just as much that any 5th grader could probably show me

I've been using firefox since it was still netscape navigator 1.2

I have no idea what you are even talking about.

That's why it's an advanced setting.

The average user is dumber than you think. I'm the case in point.

Or maybe not, since i know that all the annoying "you actually need to know what the hell any of this shit is settings, or you better be using a very good guide to change these settings" are super easy to find by going into the about:config.

Having to search through endless menus and submenus for basic settings is annoying AF. Those settings should be as easy and obvious as possible for everyone who cant use about:config to do what you need to do

Death is not always tragic. Life is cheap and always had been. The natural world shows us how little the world cares about life and always has. Just accept this, try to be better than this and move on

There are legit reasons to mention it

A relatively very small amount of people