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It was hot, stuffy

Ventilate! VENTILATE!

America’s Army is such a bizarre game, at a conceptual level. Do you have any other fun stories from that? I have to imagine a lot of weird things went down behind the scenes.

Windows 11, Stable Diffusion, Twitter, Google Chrome, Facebook Messenger, ChatGPT, Epic Games Store, official Reddit app, YouTube Music

You’re not wrong, Walter, you’re just an asshole.

This has been a problem on Amazon for ages. Unless you can confirm the seller on the Amazon listing is authentic, you should never buy any storage devices on Amazon, ever.

It’s just a bit of polite banter.

Don’t forget, this platform really is nothing more than a feature-rich chat room. It’s okay to have a little fun with it.

Not to say that your relative is at fault, but this might also be a good opportunity to teach them about the font scaling and other visual accessibility settings in Android.

I suppose it could be used to streamline ID verification for online purchases? I vape, and whenever I order supplies online I have to go through an ID verification process, usually involving uploading a photo of my driver’s license to some system. If they had a way to tokenize this step, that would make the ordering process a lot simpler.

Could also perhaps be used for something like carding at a bar; just a quick tap on their tablet and they don’t have to sit there looking for watermarks and stuff if you look too young to be there.

What does freezing your credit do, exactly? Is this still something someone should do if they don’t even have any credit cards?

I’ve generally been pretty ignorant toward how credit reporting works.

Millions of people have credit card debt, sooo…

It’s already infrared. Also, UV is partially visible to humans in some scenarios.

For me, I was enamored with the simplicity of it. You click Start and the Start menu just appears, without having to spend 10 seconds connecting to the internet to refresh a bunch of tiles that I never wanted in the first place. There wasn’t any half-baked “assistant” trying to suggest new spyware for me to install. It didn’t try making me sign into a Microsoft account just to open the photo gallery. The only “bloatware” it came preinstalled with was Outlook Express. The whole experience just made the computer feel like a tool to use for a purpose again.

It’s funny, because I remember thinking when Vista and subsequent versions of Windows came out, that it was amazing we ever survived with something as primitive as XP. But these days, all I want is to go back to that.

I actually briefly used an XP machine a few months ago, for the first time in many years. It was weird, it felt like I was revisiting an old childhood home or something. Everything was right where I remembered it, everything worked the way I expected it to.

I kinda want to go back. We never realized how good we had it.

They posted it from their own instance, too, so it’s not like they have to worry about character limits; they could just remove the limit on their own posts.

Microblogging is terrible, I can’t understand why it’s still the preferred format for these types of platforms.

Lemmygrad being blocked is not a problem for anybody.

That’s just shredded fries!

[click click, click click click click] Hmm, why’s it not… Honey, did we pay the mouse bill this month?

There’s plenty of good reasons to transfer update ownership to the Play Store, too. Besides, it’s optional. Options are a good thing to have.

Spaßredewort.

Authy is not an offline OTP. It syncs your tokens across devices.