When I was a young warthog, I needed my first username. I thought to myself "what's cool, that I can base my name on?" "Gansters are cool!" "How about Al Capone? He's cool. He is even a good person. He invented milk expiration dates or something like that." "But I can't just have that name, I have to make it cooler. I'll write it using l337 speak."
Thus, my username "alkpwn" (plus some numbers because it was taken on Xbox live) was born.
Quickly, I realized people didn't always understand it. They would have trouble pronouncing it when they saw it in halo 2. From "Al capn" to "Alk pawn", I got all sorts of pronunciations.
My friends ended up just shortening it to Alk. And here we are.
It's okay. When people say that to me it just makes me realize they are either lonely and jealous or regretting their own decision to marry because either they chose poorly or they are the problem.
Either way I ignore it and go home to my best friend :)
I personally have found search results that would have been useful or able to solve my problem if they hadn't had this done to them. It has pushed me to search site:reddit.com far less, so I know it works. The fewer people visiting reddit the better.
Now that you're unbanned, consider using a tool to edit all of your comments to gibberish to remove your value from reddit. I've seen it a lot, it's easy to do, and it works.
I think vampires work best when they are indistinguishable from humans at first glance. That's part of what makes them work at all. It's a hidden threat. A monster within our midst.
The concept of an "other" that we can't discern is deeply unsettling to humans in general, I believe.
The answer is "yes". Especially for noobs, they are a life saver. My distro's repository is missing a lot of things that I can easily get with flatpak.
Pierce brosnan was the best bond in my opinion. I might be a bit biased since my first exposure to the series was the game 007: Nightfire, but I stand by my opinion regardless.
I don't know, I was unemployed for a while and literally spent every waking hour gaming for many months straight. It was the happiest time of my life. I'd give up a lot to be so financially stable I could do that again.
Yeah that's also true. But I switched to proton specifically to have LESS work managing automatic email aliases that are tied to instantly creatable passwords/accounts. I might look into bitwarden with their alias service integration. But I'm not looking forward to another transfer of all of my stuff. For this very specific set of features, really all I can see is bitwarden or proton, and I really hope bitwarden is as seamless and easy as proton because I do not have the mental energy to fiddle with it all the time.
When I was a young warthog, I needed my first username. I thought to myself "what's cool, that I can base my name on?" "Gansters are cool!" "How about Al Capone? He's cool. He is even a good person. He invented milk expiration dates or something like that." "But I can't just have that name, I have to make it cooler. I'll write it using l337 speak."
Thus, my username "alkpwn" (plus some numbers because it was taken on Xbox live) was born.
Quickly, I realized people didn't always understand it. They would have trouble pronouncing it when they saw it in halo 2. From "Al capn" to "Alk pawn", I got all sorts of pronunciations.
My friends ended up just shortening it to Alk. And here we are.