
Did the US receive an ominous alert email from Experian?
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Did the US receive an ominous alert email from Experian?
I’ve heard much worse coping mechanisms.
I have a hard time believing she didn’t double down with extra indignation.
There are a handful of considerations. Two that were important to me:
All my homies hate vibe coders.
Ah, to be 20 again.
I love this. I may have to build one in a custom enclosure.
Many men have been disappointed to find out what a ruler had to say about their dick.
Is that a sphynx?
I feel attacked.
UM is nuttier than squirrel turds. You might have been done a favor.
That one made me laugh as well. I never knew they had such… unflattering (yet flat!) bodies.
Her mistake was making it known that she personally actually has the supposedly “lost” source. Instead, it should have been anonymously leaked to the public. Now, there’s culpability.
That’s a fair point.
Release please. I would die for some quality, fan-made ports that add QoL and compatibility updates. Heck, do Fallout Tactics too.
The best content on this platform often has less than 10 votes. The most? The sociopolitical headline mill communities.
If certain people feel that’s the good content, that’s their prerogative. I don’t.
I find a good amount of opinions in that post highly idealized and conceptual, but not really the end experience. Nevertheless, thank you for sharing the link.
I’d be more open to a voting system that rewards actual contribution. For example, a user is allotted (rewarded?) a certain number of votes for every post and every comment they make. The content creators and discussion participants drive the platform.
I’m sure a whole new set of problems would arise, but I feel it’d be a fresh experience, with less armchair warriors.
I think voting is completely unnecessary, and is a sort of “participation placebo” for the lazy but opinionated.
You probably did something else that deserved the beating though, right?