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Wondering if this community is similar to Reddit in the way it behaves when winning a game

Credits: I stole this without permission from the original artist

USE CASE 1: I want to kill League instantly, no questions asked

USE CASE 2: I want to kill other apps so they will not interfere with League while I'm playing

Written in C# .Net 8 Windows forms. Visual Studio. I publish as a single file executable, create a shortcut and run that shortcut on startup. Now I can CTRL-F1 to instantly kill League without any confirmation menus.

For LGBTQ+ folks who want to blend in, what tips or advice can you give?

I was disappointed, honestly, it felt like one long dragonball z fight. People constantly getting punched into walls, nobody ever gets a lasting injury

When Maria gets angry and kills her father she should have died. Her dragon is a manifestation of rage and hatred, something that she couldn't control. It should have consumed her. That would have been perfectly fitting for the universe of Castlevania. I love her character but they missed a great opportunity there.

if I page someone (@user@instance) from my instance to a different one, the user often does not get any notification. what's the standard way of paging another instance's users?

(these questions are from a self help book by Lindsay C Gibson)

I wish other people were more _________

Why is it so hard for people to _________

For a change, I would love for someone to treat me _________

Maybe one of these days I'll find someone who will _________

I'm in year 2, have 13 bars, a couple of purple sprinklers. I'm thinking of saving up for the desert totem. is there a better use? should I upgrade my pick

@FlyingSquid@lemmy.world appears to think so.

In the above thread, I suggest that artifacts of evolutionary development are purposeless and that suggestions to the contrary are intelligent design. I'm met with the common hostility.

But what interests me is the justification for it:

Claiming I was suggesting intelligent design when I obviously wasn't is a pretty dickish thing to say, so...

FlyingSquid feels entitled to hurt other people when certain conditions are met. Eye for an Eye has been a staple of justice systems of less developed cultures and despite the advancements of modern technology and modern thought, some apologists still exist today.

I find it interesting that people who have been hurt (by something as innocuous as a perceived slight to the ego, no less!) are willing to pass that pain on to other people rather than allow it to end.