

I mean when I was trying to set one up. I wasn’t ever prompted to use a password manager. It just said to plug my phone into my computer. I did. And it didn’t detect anything. With user experience in setup that poor I don’t trust them yet.
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I mean when I was trying to set one up. I wasn’t ever prompted to use a password manager. It just said to plug my phone into my computer. I did. And it didn’t detect anything. With user experience in setup that poor I don’t trust them yet.
What school of cuisine is the chowder?


Read it in his voice!



I was never prompted to do such a thing. It always just told me to plug in my phone (and even that didn’t work).


Every time I was prompted to use one by plugging my phone in to my computer nothing happened. That was a little over a year ago.

Source for those studies, please? Even then, you’re lumping them all together.
Also, I didn’t say it was ableist, I said it borders on ableism.
But yes, my friends who don’t like spicy food, but do like to travel, must be so fucking boring. What a lazy take.

It’s literally subjective. Some people have sensory issues. Some people are autistic. Lumping everyone with zero spice tolerance in as boring borders on ableism.
lol, I think I meant to say “cave” but the idea of cumming from hearing about the possibility of having testicular torsion is too funny to fix.


I bought Anno 1800 through uPlay and, to be fair, the app is not too bad, but now that I’m on Linux idk if I’d be able to get it working again. Not that I necessarily have interest to play again.
I was worried I had testicular torsion but didn’t think my pain was high enough for it, but there’s only so many times you can read stuff like “getting it addressed within X hours has Y% chance of saving the testicle” before you came lol. (It was actually a UTI or something.) The doc told me that it’s a 10, “well, more like an 11.”


Source?


Person: offers you an apple
You: “Personally, I prefer organic, homemade apple pie! Not APPLE SLOP!”

If acknowledging different people have different food tastes is simping then yeah I’m simping.

I get everything you’re saying, but genuinely, taste is still subjective. Call them picky eaters if you want, but some people just genuinely don’t like spiciness in any capacity. For some people even black pepper is too much. And, who cares? If they want to eat something without any spice at all, why does it bother people?
The fediverse chick never messaged you?
I was like “do I?” And looked around my room for the first thing I could use as an improvised club and my eyes landed on a sex toy.
Incorrect, 10 is the average for the average human.
Wisdom is such a weird attribute in ttrpgs, it is often overloaded with the concept of perception. But at the same time I don’t necessarily think it should be split to it’s own thing, more attributes aren’t necessarily better.
The joke being that autumn is called fall and the feywild is a hyper literal world so they were probably going to take fall damage.