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Any pronouns. 33.

Professional developer and amateur gardener located near Atlanta, GA in the USA.

I'm using a new phone keyboard, please forgive typos.

  • I don't know what to tell you. Multiple sites and services asked if I wanted to set up a passkey, every time I got prompted to plug my phone in via USB, and nothing happened when I did. At no point in the process did it give me a QR code or ask me if I wanted to set one up through a password manager instead of a phone. I didn't do anything special or incorrect. I followed the normal prompts they gave me.

  • Jurassic Park comes to mind. The scene with the raptors in the kitchen uses a mix of puppets and CGI.

  • I mean when I was trying to set one up. I wasn't ever prompted to use a password manager. It just said to plug my phone into my computer. I did. And it didn't detect anything. With user experience in setup that poor I don't trust them yet.

  • Read it in his voice!

  • I was never prompted to do such a thing. It always just told me to plug in my phone (and even that didn't work).

  • Every time I was prompted to use one by plugging my phone in to my computer nothing happened. That was a little over a year ago.

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  • lol, I think I meant to say "cave" but the idea of cumming from hearing about the possibility of having testicular torsion is too funny to fix.

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  • I was worried I had testicular torsion but didn't think my pain was high enough for it, but there's only so many times you can read stuff like "getting it addressed within X hours has Y% chance of saving the testicle" before you came lol. (It was actually a UTI or something.) The doc told me that it's a 10, "well, more like an 11."

  • Source?

  • Person: offers you an apple

    You: "Personally, I prefer organic, homemade apple pie! Not APPLE SLOP!"

  • At no point did I ever think any transphobe would be convinced by this.

  • But looking at bright light still hurts your eyes. When I go from my dark bedroom to my bathroom with an Eastward facing window with the sun coming in full blast it hurts my eyes. Also nothing about the search says anything about retina damage specifically.

  • Okay, that was always allowed.

  • Why does it matter? If they don't think something is a bot, how could they be less likely to reply if it's a bot?

  • No, not really. It just depends. One of the first things I blocked on Lemmy years ago was the "Lemmit" not which just copied tons of posts verbatim from Reddit. If bots are posting articles, maybe I comment. If a bot posts something discussion oriented, I'm not replying.

    Huge caveat, all this is about transparent bots. If I think something is a bit masquerading as a human I don't reply.

  • FQ Deez nutz

  • No, only top level comments specifically.

  • I hate communities that are hyper strict about pointless things about that. The post volume is rarely enough to justify that level of filtering. Besides, hardware is definitely related to self hosting.

  • One thing I see a lot of instance specific meta communities that only allow top level comments from users if that instance. Auto removing those form other instances would be useful.