I would say that's a mass shooting, just not a mass killing

Right? If there's one thing that I dislike about lemmy, it's how often they mention reddit. Just stop, it's getting annoying

Iirc, New York city is one.

https://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2015/08/24/434315957/topless-in-new-york-the-legal-case-that-makes-going-top-free-legal-ish

I'm thinking more about apps that aren't released to the public in any way.

I guess the old use of the word "beta" where things were tested by paid people instead of the public

This is another comment.

"remove cattle from stage" 🤔

Hm, is there a play store link? I'm not sure how to put an app on my phone that's not from the playstore

Also, what is "region"? Country? City?

"The new app is broken and frustrating" But they gave it five stars...

Hm, I'm curious how the law interacts with apps in alpha and beta. Like if an app is brand new and still under development, does it have to follow those laws immediately or is there some leeway because of the app being new

Lol I was thinking just that, myself

I literally was waiting for sync to be released to use Lemmy.