tb_

Then go to 4chan or some other lawless place, what are you doing here?

Why not ſtart uſing þorn and ðe long ſ while you’re at it.

Better yet: you don’t have to pay Microsoft at all to make the switch!

At least

There are alternatives to Fandom which aren’t Wikipedia: https://getindie.wiki/

In case you happen to be unaware, that’s EAC’s logo.

If it was just a joke, imagine I didn’t say anything.

Here you were saying the average user isn’t going to use Wake on LAN, but you expect them to disable USB devices waking their computer?

I have my USB’s disabled as well, but I was talking averages here.

Why need Wake on LAN when basically any USB input device can take your computer out of sleep?

Dozens!

That’s a bit reductive

They do want people in their game, they just don’t want them to have any influence.

Compared to something like VSC, yeah JetBrains IDE’s take a while to boot up. But if the alternative is Visual Studio, they’re amazingly smooth.

Can’t you hide games?

and early operator access.

Used to play this game a lot, but dropped it when they switched to a monthly subscription instead of the much cheaper year-pass

Much like actual Russian Roulette

– wait

Rock and stone to the bone

Does it also have coloured usernames?

Back when I was still on Reddit I used Joey which, if a user commented more than once in a thread, their username would get the colour of the first “level” on subsequent replies. Any other username, including first comment, would be white/black (depending on night mode).

• (red) | User1 > Comment
  • (orange) | User2 > reply
    • (yellow) | User3 > Another reply
      • (green) | (orange) User2 > another reply

I’ve missed that feature on all alternative Reddit, and now Lemmy, clients I’ve tried.

I assume the numbers never made business sense for them to continue development.

I guess so.
I was sorta waiting for Sync to become more fully featured before committing to an ad-free purchase, but I guess I should start looking for other clients again.

Sync still uses Reddit’s markdown rules, Lemmy is a little different.