It didn’t even add that. You can put custom fields into userdb. It just standardized that, right next to other standard optional fields like full name.
Out of all the steps that happened, this one should be the least controversial, but some people see systemd and start the heavy breathing.
Yes, counter protester.
I see, I meant the part where the dude gets flustered about that fact and problems arise.
It’s often a part of these stories and I never get how a couple with communication skills that bad expects a different outcome.
Yet all poly people I know just … do their thing and are happy.
When I see what some of them make, they find ways to do things in a dumb way, trust me.
Either you interpret “completely mutual” differently from me or you’re wrong. When people go into it with open communication and really ask themselves what would happen if their partner acted like them but was more successful, this doesn’t happen.
The biometrics part makes no sense, you can disable biometrics. You mean that you have to do a security confirmation however you’ve set it up.
Sure. Point is: you can’t just install stuff onto the device you own without someone paying apple for the “privilege”
The KDE screenshot application is super nice though, what does flameshot have that it doesn’t?
I thought it’s only possible through “alternative app marketplaces” on top of all that?
Alternative app marketplaces exist, but they still have to pay apple per install, every dev needs to be registered with apple, and so on.
Idiotic. On iPhone you can’t install apps from files at all.
You got it. Multiple things can happen to you from different sources. Maybe even on the same day!
Valid, but far from universal. Poly people do exist.
Nobody but you said that that part is OK.
You’re in a thread wondering about thee thread’s confusing description of their relationship status, not about the “leaving her behind” part.
But it explicitly says that that’s fixed! So magma bell does protect against it.
It sure as hell helps to not vote them into power, what the hell are you talking about?
Sure, Hitler used the empowerment act in the end, but he couldn’t have done that if his party hadn’t held any power at the time.
Which is often a sign for something not being good at anything, only you not being good at assessing something you don’t have expertise in.
See also: journalism about events you’ve actually participated in.
Or just keep using Firefox and don’t use the entirely optional and opt-in features you don’t need. The same as always.
I’m completely flabbergasted why people get their panties in a twist over
Absolutely 100% certain. Evangelicals and support for trans rights have never mixed. There’s also significant physical distance in the picture, look at the ground.