It really looks to me like a tiny bug on the camera lens or on a window

Heh, on Reddit, I just avoided the larger subs. r/gaming was the worst gaming sub (aside from subs for free competitive games that are playable by children)

1. Give all players a pause limit. A certain number of minutes per game and per pause, and a number of pauses. Players can’t pause anymore after going over their time limit or pause count limit. The game resumes after a pause’s time limit is reached.
2. Pausing should happen after a delay of a certain number of seconds. So a player hits pause, countdown starts before actually pausing.
3. Resuming from a pause also has a timer.
4. Players’ pause stats are retained. People who take more pauses or spend more time pausing the game get matched with each other.

No, I’m not.

Sometimes it’s nothing except being a different skin colour. Or riding a bicycle.

…why would someone take pride in valuable fascism?

Like…I have less money than Elon Musk. But I’m more emotionally stable, probably happier, and not a pedo. There’s more important things than monetary value.

Looks Canadian. The colours match the denominations, and I can almost make out the moose on one of the quarters

The problem with that is that it isn’t actually counting the R’s.

You’d probably have better luck asking it to write a script for you that returns the number of instances of a letter in a string of text, then getting it to explain to you how to get it running and how it works. You’d get the answer that way, and also then have a script that could count almost any character and text of almost any size.

That’s much more complicated, impressive, and useful, imo.

No wonder the last guy thought we got disconnected 30s in after I told him I was unplugging my router.

“Sir? Are you still there?”

“Oh, yes. I was just waiting with the router unplugged.”

“Oh. Well… it’s probably fine now.”

“But it’s only been like 30 seconds.”

"Oh, has it? Well…uh, ok I guess.

There was probably some peak, but I don’t think games as a whole every “just worked”.

If it wasn’t a problem with the game, it was a problem with your hardware.

I support legal immigration, I empathize with illegal immigration (and think the laws could use adjustment in both directions)…but I don’t think all immigration should be legal.

And no, it doesn’t change if they’re from “a Western country” or from somewhere that people look different from the majority in my country.

We have rising unemployment among citizens, especially young people, yet corporations are taking advantage of immigrants in various ways. And immigrants of all kinds – legal, grey area, and illegal immigrants.

We are selling the idea of a lifestyle to people in other countries that isn’t attainable unless you’re part of the top quintile (or possibly an even smaller group) of income. Then they come here, bringing their university educations, and are competing for jobs against high schoolers.

I’m all about people coming to live in my country. But we’re doing a disservice to immigrants through our laws/regulations and our corporations. And people who are here illegally are usually the biggest victims; the most exploited.

If you would use the force inappropriately, there’s a 100% chance you wouldn’t be a Jedi

It’s even trickier with autocorrect. Especially if it’s one of the “smart” ones that remembers the words you use. Make the mistake once and you’re doomed!

Yeah, that was a bad description on my part.

Compared to digital transactions of traditional currencies though, my understanding is that traditional currencies are easier to trace

Expanding on your first point, be aware of the difference between “workout” and “work out”.

“Workout” is a noun. “Work out” is a verb. You can tell because you can conjugate the verb without having to split it apart.

“He works out”, and not “He workouts” or “He worksout”. That’s how you know it needs a space.

You can tell the one without a space is a noun because you can pluralize it. “Arm workouts for women”.

As a bonus: “Every day” means “each and every day”. “Everyday” means “typical”, like for clothing.

You could have “everyday clothes”. But you don’t “work out everyday” – you work out every day.

It’s funny when someone says “i workout everyday” thinking they wrote three words, yet they made three spelling/grammar mistakes. Even monolingual English speakers make these kinds of mistakes.

No, because I’m already happily married.

If I weren’t, well, the “equipment” is part of what I’m attracted to. So whether I would want to continue something long term depends on what they’re working with.

As others have described, people can steal money digitally the same way. Yes, real money is infinitely more trackable.

That doesn’t mean crypto is a scam. It just means it’s not (as) trackable as traditional currencies.

And I’m not a cryptobro or anything. I just don’t think cryptocurrencies are inherently “a scam”.

My ally turned on me and then I turned her on

I don’t know what Jerboa is or why you commented about it under this post…lol

This isn’t a problem of crypto being a scam. The scam was a video game in this case.

If someone hides $30k in cash in their home, gets robbed, then the robber spends it all and dies penniless? The victim won’t get their money back. Same as this victim.

That’d make cash just as much of a scam as crypto in these two scenarios.