kasarberang

If you're on disability, you can't use your disability to do anything to get off of disability and make life better for yourself. I can't even have over $3,000 in my bank account at the end of the month. That's a hard limit I'm not allowed to exceed after bills are paid for. It's actually really funny because anything that might help you get off of disability later on you are not allowed to do on disability, else you risk losing it.

I've seen people switch from multiple perspectives in stories many times before, sometimes they switch from 1st to 3rd person. 1st person to describe the main character's perspective and 3rd to describe everyone else. Other times they just swap from various character's first-person perspectives. I'd say the most important thing with this is making the transition between characters obvious and easy to spot so that it is not jarring.

They also track your activity through the Facebook like/share buttons spread across almost every website, whether you're logged in or not. This is also not mentioning the most obvious way to make sure you're the same person across accounts, your IP address and various device characteristics. Chances are if you are on the same device with the same IP as just logged on to that other Facebook account, you're probably the owner of both accounts. Facebook app is also known to have a shitload of invasive permissions, so if you're using the app to log in to both accounts it'd be super easy for them to go: "same phone, same app, different account...same guy."

Having to come up with a fursona later makes this kind of interesting challenge. Did you get to specify what you wanted the costume to be or was it the sort of thing which was set in stone and you managed to grab it at a bargain? I imagine it'd be easier to come up with a fursona if you already specified the various features of the costume.

ProtonMail also offers even shorter @pm.me which is what I used when I was using the service.

CTemplar, they were a privacy-focused Email provider located in Iceland and fairly new. They seem to be closing due to lack of funding, atleast that's the going theory as they haven't revealed the exact details as of yet. I've moved to Posteo which is the provider I was going to go to before coming across CTemplar. I, personally, try to avoid Google services as I don't actively like to contribute to that sort of business model (where you pay with your data). However, that's just a me thing, I obviously have no stock in what services other people decide to use.

I know CTemplar is shutting down (I mentioned it in my comment and it's the reason for the creation of this post.). I switched to Posteo, which is what I was talking about for most of my comment (It also shows up on the list you sent). However this guide by dig deeper: https://digdeeper.neocities.org/ghost/email.html is significantly more informative than that ReclaimTheNet Page.

ProtonMail has had a lot of controversies about it. They even lied about not keeping user's IP address and had to change their policies once they got caught. I moved from ProtonMail for this very reason, I don't care that they complied with law enforcement. I care that they actively mislead customers into thinking that it was virtually impossible for them to log user's IPs. They also made it out like getting a valid Swiss court order was practically impossible. Meanwhile, the reason they complied in catching the climate change activist was not because Switzerland had a problem, but because France (A country which is far less privacy/speech respecting) went through Switzerland to put a court order on ProtonMail. I was using CTemplar, but unfortunately, they shut down. I am now using Posteo which has a much cleaner track record than ProtonMail and also actively seems to collect as little data as possible, with a feature set that only helps further decrease the amount of data they have on you. Some of those features include: Transport Encryption, Encrypted Mail Storage (including attachments and metadata), Anonymous Payments even through non-anonymous methods and Inbound PGP encryption

Your story has been added to the list as our first official entry!

I'll get in on the ground floor!

I stopped getting that issue after becoming Baby Banker. I always assumed the limit was based on rank/membership level. Now I'm thinking it's far more likely that I just don't like content that much anymore. Not in that I enjoy content less, but I just physically don't click the "like button" very often.

I've always done similar things. I find myself doing this most in games I am not having a huge amount of fun at, kind of make my own fun. But I've also always done my own thing in games, made my own missions, goals, ect... A few friends and I were playing GTA V a few weeks ago, They kept wanting to go do gambling or other boring in game events. I went and just kept stealing people's cars and seeing how fast/long I could drive without the cops getting me. I had fun doing that, and it's the only thing in GTA V I found entertaining enough to keep me occupied for the entire time my friends and I were playing. I don't understand all the hype for that game. One thing I would always do when I was younger, no matter what the game was. Is if there was a house/box/object you could go into, I'd sit inside it and go, "This is my house." and just walk around and pretend that I owned the place. It didn't matter if there was literally nothing to do in the self-proclaimed house. I just had fun sitting in it and pretending I owned it, making an imaginary layout and doing stupid things. It was like a weird way of playing make-believe. You can imagine how happy I was when I found out about Minecraft.

Might do that at some point honestly, it's seeming more and more like the way to go.

There's a little button below the heart/react icon in the subscription field that allow you to individually turn off a user's signature. I have done it for a small section of people who's signatures are significantly longer than I care to deal with.

Yup, I have my own domain connected to my redirection service (because it allows unlimited disposable emails, so it's great for organizing.) It seems like the smart thing to do really. Otherwise, you're leaving yourself beholden to the service provider you were using. I'm switching over to Posteo, haven't used it long enough to give any actual feedback, but it's given a good first impression so far.

Today when waking up to login to my email I get this notification: "NOTICE: Email service will be shutting down May 26th 2022" basically telling me to move all my stuff to a different provider. I was having issues with this provider (which really start to make sense now that I know they're closing shop.) Anyway, luckily I came mostly prepared. I use a redirection service for most of my emails, it allows me to use a handful of their built-in domains (or add my own) and redirect the mail to my main mailbox (and also reply from the email, so no one actually knows your real email address). I don't know if I would be able to handle moving emails in such a short time without the redirection service. The biggest issue is getting the few who were sending emails directly to me updated. Since moving the redirection service over was as easy as just changing the redirection addresses. Going to be a huge pain, but I'm grateful I don't have to move everything over.

Clearly you don't like to live dangerously.

The hose could also be used as a dildo.

We did indeed.

Does this mean you'd prefer to not know it was rabbit, and then you'd be fine eating it? So, you're fine with eating rabbits, so long as you don't know while you're eating it? How does that work? Here's another question. If the rabbit is already killed, purchased and cooked, what is the problem with eating it? Isn't not eating it at that point just making its death meaningless? Genuinely curious about this. My sisters will eat something, enjoy it and then spit it out if they know it's not a "traditional" thing to eat. One time my wife got takuyaki (fried octopus in ball form) and my sister ate one and enjoyed it, but after I told her it was octopus she spit it out because the idea of eating octopus was gross to her. But she actively enjoyed it, she said it tasted good, but simply knowing that it was an animal that she wasn't used to, she spit it out. I don't get that sort of thing either. I know it's slightly different, but this sort of thing really interests me as someone who doesn't eat and I'd love to make more sense of it.

So how is the pickup done? I don't think I fully understand. Do they come to your house and you just meet them at your curb? or do you drive there to pick it up? That is crazy that they are so understaffed, I could see the promotion making sense if it's a way to make up for overworking their small amount of staff. Hope they get paid for the extra work they're putting in.

We made roast rabbit and carrot pie.

I think it's great that you manage to get a handful of free pizza's! Money does add up, so saving a few bucks here or there never hurts! I tend to not trust "Free" apps, especially those that have "Free" rewards for using said app. Usually, you're paying, you're just paying with data instead of money. I feel it needs to be said I make no value judgement on people who do take advantage of these types of promotion, especially if they are aware and simply are willing to make that trade off. It's just not my personal cup of tea. Heck, maybe Dominos actually has a genuine benefit from people picking up the pizza at the curb to where it's worth it to them to give out a free pizza here and there to encourage that type of behavior. I tend to err on the side of caution when it comes to the intentions of large companies though, as 9.9 times out of 10 they do not have the customer's best interests at heart, or even as a contributing factor.

Let me know the quality once you get them. I'm not a huge ratchet and clank fan, but I'd like to know how they work out for you!