That would just cause the bad actors to move elsewhere, or not be there in the first place, since they initially weren’t allowed to comment. If every site implemented such measures and people just ignored the privacy and security issues, then you would have to trust that the site operators would act in good faith. Look at all the garbage on Facebook. FB keeps trolls and such around because they’re good for engagement, and bad actor advertisers because they pay a lot of money.
I remember that sketch, good stuff.
As long as the internet remains easily accessible, you’re not going to.
I suppose different sects have different beliefs and traditions, but when I was in church (Southern Baptist), I was told that once you are married, you’re free to go nuts with your spouse as far as the Bible was concerned.
FFXIV is one of those games that I liked, but wished I could like more. I wasn’t into progression raiding or crafting, so it was always a matter of time before my interest would fizzle out once the current MSQ was done.
Your character looks nice, btw.
World of Warcraft with over 11k hours. Guild wars 2 is probably 2nd with over 6k. The highest on Steam is Warframe with 2329.
For WoW and GW2, it’s basically the same reason. I loved MMO games and the huge world you can explore. I found guilds in both that I vibed with, and still talk with some of those folks today.
For Warframe, the gameplay is top notch IMO. I didn’t mind the grind (I was a MMO player, after all) and the selection of warframes and loadouts kept things from getting too stale. I mainly played with one of my friends I met through WoW, and we roped some friends into playing with us from time to time.
I still get the itch from time to time to get into a new MMO to try and relive the experiences I had from previous games, but those days are most likely behind me.
I just watched the trailer. How often did you screw over your fellow players as the shaman?
Makes no difference to me. Why would it matter?
I would be more concerned about the government finding out and weaponizing it.
I got a couple certs, then got a 2 year degree from a local technical college. That led me to getting a job working help desk, then got my current position as a Sysadmin via an internal job posting.
I think the kinship thing only really applies to specific types of vehicles, like sports cars or off road vehicles. And then, it’s more likely that the vehicle would be part of a hobby. I highly doubt any two Toyota Camry drivers in the world would see each other and think “Ah, my Camry brethren.”
From accounts I’ve heard from janitors, women’s bathrooms are typically worse. Sure, men’s bathrooms can have urine on the floor, but that’s easy enough to clean up since you’re mopping anyways. Some women tend to hover over public toilets, so they end up getting urine, poop, and period discharge all over the toilet and adjacent area. And of course, you’re going to have disgusting people in both bathrooms that do things just to make someone else’s life harder.
Now that’s a properly dull ending. Was still a fun ride, though.
I traded in my GBA for a SP version and almost immediately regretted that decision. The backlight was nice, but my hands would get cramped before long with it being such a small unit.
I’ve been contending with this as of late, as well. I had been searching for the types of games I used to like, but not being happy when I tried new ones in those genres. It turns out I’ve been getting bored of gaming in general, and the games that do hold my attention aren’t quite the same as genres I used to like.
Looks fun, but that girl is creepy-looking and kinda puts me off the whole game.
I haven’t played it myself, but when DDLC+ was released for consoles, I read they had to redo the end part.
Look at overbed tables. They are pretty wide, giving more stability. I’m seeing cheapos on Amazon for $50-60. You should be able to mount a dual monitor stand to one, provided your monitors aren’t too huge.
Apple, hot, with a scoop of vanilla ice cream. Nothing else comes close. Except cheesecake, but that’s not a pie.