Cute dogs allowed!
You definitely don’t want this stuff to escape into the atmosphere.
At least you did post an excellent meme because of the painful, terrible event.
Easy excuse; anyone would believe it. It’s the work of God.
Ideally, since you want to write your master password down to keep it safe somewhere (because you can forget), you write the new password down before you change the password.
cc: @WtfEvenIsExistence@reddthat.com
I just want a native experience.
Hey, dude, I feel I somewhat understand you, because I was the same, and am the same. But here’s something I learned a while ago that helped (obviously didn’t kill it). It’s by now a cliche and is totally commercialized, but hey, if it works.
Habit 1: Be Proactive: Focus and act on what you can control and influence instead of what you can’t.
There are a lot of things you can’t control/have causal effects in life. You will kill yourself worrying about them. Drop the bad news you can’t change. If you already know who you are going to vote for, just don’t read the political news. Do you parts for the climate change and forget the rest. etc.
Live long and prosper.
From the native web interface, currently no to all your questions.
Maybe if your partner(s) likes it.
In the native web interface, it’s the “Create Community” on top, but maybe you want read up on how to manage/cultivate a /c.
Cringe-worthy.
Both down by http://lemmy-status.org/
Both also unpingable from around the globe:
Yes! Release first. The stickiness will help.
I am all twisted into a pretzel now.
Totally, they were trying to entertain him!
Yes! There is this Buddhist saying, supposedly some 2,500 years back, “Even if a whole mountain were made of gold, not double that would be enough to satisfy one person.”
You can trace unsatisfied greed in American gazillionaires all the way back to Rockefeller. Before that, you can trace it to Kings, Queens, Emperors, Conquerors. Only external circumstances, societal structures/cultures/etc, keep the greed in check. As soon as we were out of subsistence living, we started collecting, often times just for the sake of collections, sometimes other people’s great misery be damned.