So I come back from over two weeks of living with my grandparents, away from home.
Literally first thing I hear is my mum say “Before you do anything: you will put your dirty clothes in my bathroom right away!”
A1 parenting 👏
• Wants to register an account on a website
• Generates 64-character password with password manager
• Saves the credentials
• Password field is capped to 21 characters
• Regenerates a 21-character password
• Saves it again
• Finally presses “Register”
• This:
@felixnietsch I mean, a 20-character password is *fine*. Like, it's not the worst thing in the world. But the fact that they didn't even get the front-end code to match the back-end code is worrying... Unfortunately, I need to use the site, no matter what.
Well, apparently Daylio released an update in recent times that made the app totally filled with “BUY PREMIUM NOW” buttons and stuff.
They even took away my premium because their new app's premium is a monthly plan!
Really sad to see, it was such a great app for the longest time.
You can square up and shave down the corners of your message bubbles in a single swipe. Polished, pointy, or somewhere in the middle – you’re the captain now. #TelegramTips
@Storm_AT_ Those are the quotes I wrote:
Cuddling Wumpus <3
Giving Wumpus some kisses <3
Patting Wumpus on the head <3
Looking after Wumpus <3
Caring for Wumpus <3
Hanging up pictures of Wumpus <3 (Don't tell!)
Putting Wumpus to sleep <3 Shhhh!
Wumping the wumping wump out of Wumpus <3
@Storm_AT_ Honestly no idea how to do it on Windows but this is how you do it on Linux:
Go to ~/.config/discord/ and open quotes.json.
Then edit the file and save your edits.
You then need to remove write access to the file, so Discord can't change it on startup again (it will do that).