You can have mine, my wife keeps telling me I can’t have them since I’m a guy. I think she’s just jealous, but nobody’s perfect.

That’s a new record for how long it took customer service to respond to a complaint.

Please submit your bid to purchase the property colloquially known as the US to the UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office.

It’s too friendly. Something’s not right.

Leave the grass alone, it’s got dead Marios under it.

Why? I see it on my main feed all the time, it’s just osmosis.

The name of the comm is rhetorical, you’re not supposed to try and disprove it.

The idea of a plug-in processor is wild. Isn’t that most of the console functionality right there?

Somebody provide context for those of us who have no idea what this monstrosity is?

Getting a divorce is one thing. Losing your stuff in the divorce because you cheated is another. Granted, this may vary greatly based on location.

Adultery is already arguably a serious crime, since it generally leads to divorce courts finding against the offender.

Why do you assume everybody would know the value of a random knick knack they have lying around?

I think you’re missing mine though. Your IP isn’t just your IP. Your IP obtained this way is a way of deanonymising your lemmy account and tying it to a million other data points. And there are many lemmy users for who that might be an actual safety risk.

Well no, data fingerprinting will easily link your IP with a million other data points. Someone will know exactly which data profile you are out of a billion of them.

Start one! Every community has to start somewhere

I dunno about you, but I’m here because I have better things to do that I’m pretending don’t exist

So they speedran ‘you have become the very thing you swore to destroy’?

That’s only true for a subset of people, possibly a very small one. My IP stays for months at a time.

It gets more annoying when you realise it’s absolutely intentional, since they managed to capitalise everything else properly. Initialisms, names, etc.

If you’re tech-savvy enough to want detailed error messages, you should also be tech-savvy enough to understand the implied message you just typed out. The ‘Oops’ isn’t for you, it’s for the average user.