The only problem with Telegram = IRC angle is that I can't scroll up in IRC to see what I missed throughout the day. I legitimately would love to switch my friend group to a self-hosted IRC server, but chat history is important.
Unironically, yes. LLM generated text is chock-full of em-dashes for some reason. I still use regular dashes to separate clauses occasionally - like this - but not full em-dashes.
This is an effort to kill anyone who isn't young and fit.
Or also chronically ill. I'm (relatively) young and very fit, but I'm also type 1 and require insulin to live. It's eugenics, plain and simple.
The third and fourth books actually start to introduce some really wild lore and world-building. Shame it was wasted on such a terrible main plot.
I hate to be that guy, but Ronnie Radke is a convicted murder accomplice and vocal transphobe. Which sucks, because I liked FiR :(
Strange, they do for me on Plasma Wayland.
Die a slow death from hyperglycemia once my pump runs out of insulin.
Infect the indigenous population with some god awful pathogen they have no defense against.
Die to a pathogen I have no defense against.
Die to the indigenous population due to being a white dude in pre-contact North America.
It uh... wouldn't be pretty.
A functional pancreas. Worked perfectly fine for 27 years, then my body just decided it was evil. Super neat.
I made my character in XCX a woman for the same reason. I'm a boring ass white straight cis dude. Games are a fantasy and escape from real life, maybe I wanna play as a chick or black guy or trans person or alien or something, fucking who gives a shit. I played Persona 5, and I wasn't mad that I'm not actually a 16-year-old Japanese boy.
Well sure, but that doesn't seem to be working.
That's not the only thing you said. You also implied emulation is only used for piracy, and then got rude and condescending when people rebutted your statement.
I think where you're messing up is making the assumption that the person will stick with "they" even after learning pronouns. Defaulting to they when a person doesn't know is just the smart, respectful play. As long as the person makes an honest effort to use the correct pronoun when corrected, that's all that can be asked.