As long as they’ve been spayed or neutered, you’re golden.

This.

Your parents.

None can escape reality-fall.

It’s okay to not know the specifics. We can simply appreciate the creation.

For better and for worse, the fediverse is on the internet.

Excuse me I’ll be right over

You definitely dodged a bullet.

I’ve interviewed and hired for several advanced-level positions. A confident interviewer doesn’t make the interviewee go through all that shit.

If I can’t tell based on work samples, one phone interview, one live/video interview, and maybe a few written questions? The problem is me, not the candidate.

Tell me you don’t understand software development without telling me you don’t understand software development.

It’s not about liquid money. It’s about “preventing piracy” by blocking anything that could allow people to use certain features via FOSS systems.

There is no original to reference. Even when the first version was compiled, it was an interpretation of existing stories. It’s basically a collection of mythologies that have been reinterpreted by dozens or more different cultures over millennia.

It’s like how, in Jurassic Park, scientists tried to recreate dinosaur genomes. They couldn’t - bits and pieces existed, but not in their original order or configuration. The modern dinosaur genetics were amalgams of old DNA and borrowed sequences from other animals.

That’s right, I just equivocated the bible to the dinosaurs in Jurassic Park.

No, because electronics aren’t alive

If you want each kid to have their own desktop experience, then you’d want to give each one their own system login.

If you only care about them each having different Steam accounts, they don’t need different logins. You can add multiple accounts to Steam.

If the license holder isn’t willing to accept the money, it doesn’t matter if Valve is willing to pay it.

It sounds like you need to seek out a trauma and abuse specialist.

Because regardless of what actually happened, it was clearly abuse, and it clearly caused significant trauma.

Microsoft’s official Miracast dongle had HDMI on one end, and a very short USBA cable on the other end for power.

It came with a tiny, adorable USB extension cable that was no longer than the Miracast dongle itself.

There was also a small plastic spacer with female USBA on one side, and female HDMI on the other side. So you could basically plug the extender into the Miracast adapter and then use the plastic spacer to turn the whole thing into a loop.

It was adorable, but seemed pretty silly.

I feel like we need a “questionable anatomy” community.

Dat ass

See, what you need is a second, smaller Roomba to clean your main one.