Anything that requires regular password resets. It’s fine if it’s changed on the site and in the user’s vault automatically, but if a user has to type in their password with any sort of regularity, it’s a recipe for disaster to require regular changes.

People write predictable or formulaic passwords, or just end up resetting their password more often than necessary because they forgot it (making them more susceptible to phishing).

EDIT: Sorry, I mixed up my comment chains.

Is Switch emulation HLE? Because if so, the Switch isn’t relevant to what the other commenter is explaining.

HLE just means the emulator needs to have the same output as the Switch.

LLE means the Emulator is kind of running an entire Switch.

There’s a difference.

EDIT: I think it’s more that the Switch’s “language” is much closer to a computer’s “language” today. Older consoles were complex beasts built completely differently from contemporary computers, let alone modern ones.

Yeah, see? I didn’t read that. And I’m not going to read anything you post/comment with this account.

A 5-paragraph shitpost is also stupid. Do most people even read them to the end?

I’m guessing this is satire, but it’s also just not funny.

If this were a serious question, I’d answer it with “/s”. That’s the way to do it on the internet

The best part is that the original Conker game was a kids game. A pretty well-designed game for a GBC game, though!

For the formal title, yes. To have the power, you just need a bunch of money and a weak, easily-manipulated man to do what you say.

That must be a thick slice of ham. The cold cuts I was picturing are like 20cal per slice at most

It’s just ASCII art, I think. One could make this manually in any OS, or have it be generated by an ASCII Art generator

I don’t know why this is a top-level comment, but I’m a bit concerned

You’ve left off the upcoming president of the United States, Elon Musk

I’m not sure why you’re crying, but you’re incorrect.

It is surprising to many people outside of the Deaf Community, but Deaf people can often hear. The Deaf are considered deaf once they have passed a certain decibel (dB) hearing loss. Many people who are profoundly deaf can still hear planes, dogs barking, etc. Hearing a sound does not mean that Deaf people can understand speech. A person with a significant hearing loss generally has difficulty or inability to hear speech even when aided.

https://www.gatecommunications.org/deafness

As well, people with cochlear implants are (generally?) also Deaf, but with the implant, they can hear.

More like a stand-in for “I think some sort of punctuation goes here … but I’m not sure which one …”

Some Deaf people can still hear, in which case rhymes would make sense.

Someone who’s never heard before probably wouldn’t get rhymes in English. But then again, someone who speaks English probably wouldn’t get rhymes in ASL.

People who can hear would have an advantage though in that they’d be able to learn ASL and pick up on wordplay (like “rhyming”) that’s used in ASL. Unless a Deaf person becomes Hearing, they may never be able to experience rhymes in spoken English.

… it’d be easier if our spelling wasn’t so darned stupid, lol

I’m confused why this is here. But given the comments it doesn’t seem like OP thinks this is a community for fanart about fictional pirates, so I think I’m missing something…lol