I think it’s almost at the point where the only games that don’t work are games with anti cheat that refuse to play nicely.

You actually agree with me more than you disagree. If they have the mentality to send out clear text passwords, they probably don't hage the natural talent to design an asynchronous system.

Why wouldn't it be generated and sent immediately? If someone has the inclination to do this type of thing, they probably also want to do things synchronously and immediately.

Yeah, if anyone thinks this is bad, they haven't seen what legit alcoholism is like.

It would look like maybe 15 caps per person, but they'd be caps of vodka handles.

Looking for drinks where they are listed is a good rule of thumb to find drinks lower in calories than the average.

You could do it if you had to for some reason. But it would be the hackiest thing ever and not work very well.

My favourite one I’ve done so far: I put a motion sensor near where my cat goes every morning when she wants to look outside. This then opens the blinds enough for her to see.

This works better than a simple timer because the blinds are loud enough to wake us up sometimes and she doesn’t want to necessarily look outside every day.

I was trying to agree with you overall in my first comment. That no matter what they try to do, there will be a way around it. Even if it’s as extreme as using a camera to make the copy.

It’s fundamentally impossible to grant read access without copy. And you can always do whatever you want to your copy.

Otherwise, piracy wouldn’t be a thing.

It’s not training. It’s quite intuitive. Voting for/against something is common in many scenarios, not just from Reddit. And most people will associate up with good and down with bad.

If you like something, you want to reward it, and if you dislike something, you want to do the opposite.

With the vote buttons right there, it was inevitable this is how it would end up.

Even more logically, people know that higher-voted items get more visibility and lower-voted items get less, so if you like something you’re more likely to want others to see it. Therefore, upvote it to send it higher up the tree. And send it down to hide it.

This is one of those things that’s doomed to fail. The vast majority of people will always upvote/downvote based on agreement or general feelings.

The number of people who upvote something they don’t like will always be insignificant.

Lemmy should add something that differentiates porn from other nsfw types of content.

Same with nsfl stuff to be honest.

I feel like there’s three types of nsfw content that people either want to see or want to hide all of: porn, gore, other (eg drugs).

Having one tag/flair to cover them all was always a mistake for social media.

Things like weather will be fine unless you have an unreasonable boss/job.

But people should only use work computers the way they would if they knew the entire company was watching a live stream of their desktop.

Even for working from home, I put my work laptop on the isolated guest wifi because I don’t trust them the same way they don’t trust me.

This is the case with anything to do with health. And often the best feelings are when some form of unpleasantness dissipates.

Yeah, I’ve had the best experience with top 6 hours for all. Blocked a couple communities but not as many as I would’ve thought.

I never stopped using Firefox

This one of my all-time favourite movies

It’s a pickup truck. Often drive by assholes who like them but don’t need them

That wasn’t my point. But, it’s also annoying when the same neighbours make tons of noise nonstop.

I’ve found myself taking my Steam Deck into the washroom instead of using reddit in there. Play a game for 10 minutes instead of doom scrolling.