No one else can decide your value.
Others can decide over your value inside their own socials context, which lead to the value-judging person and their peers to act accordingly towards you.
If you apply this value to yourself or reject it and if other contexts and groups adopt the value is an other story.
Warlock of the CPU-Cult would be a nice degree-title.
I did this once and it was quite funny. But because I work with text and the cat blocks the characters behind it, it got also annoying.
On Linux we have a harmless version of that: Oneko.
The collections don’t have rules as you can’t post directly to them. If the collection mod don’t want to have military tech in it, they would have to remove tech from the list of aggregated communities.
This could be mitigated by sorting the posts by votes and activity relative to the community-size.
Kbin had this once. If I remember right, it was called Collections. The Mod of a collection could add communities to it and their content would show up in one list.
Really, md5 in this day and age? If I don’t get by order with at least SHA256 I’m out of here.
I agree with you. Still in this hypothetical situation a part of me would have troubles holding back asking the girl whats wrong with her friend when she uses her as a kind of punishment.
If I’m not mistaken, I think OP meant switch from daylight saving time.
I believe it depicts the pose when one rests the head on folded hands (with the elbows on the desk). I do this pose sometimes when observing content on my screen (with hands under my chin or hands at the part between upper lip and nose with the chin against my thumbs).
But now I can’t unsee the long mustache. :D