Damn! I literally just bought an solo ttrpg fifteen minutes ago.

I guess I’ll hold off on further purchases until the 29th.

Not just the mental part, but the physical part as well?

Sexual pleasure is 99% mental. When you are aroused your senses highten. Suddenly your skin and your genitalia becomes very extremely sensitive. Essentially, a lot of the systems in your body begin to behave differently. If you are not aroused then…meh. In fact, “bad sex” (when you aren’t into it) is extremely annoying.

The UI for the Xbox app is rudimentary and a bit janky, but the performance is undeniably better than Plex. I have Plex and Jellyfin on the same machine, serving the same content, and Plex stutters often. It is especially bad when using subtitles. Jellyfin has no such issues.

It is a problem. I used a very specific situation, but the need is there. That said, is blockchain the best solution for an ever shrinking planet? That’d be a no.

The genesis of the Adeptus Mechanicus and their worship of the Machine God.

“Hail the Omnissiah!”

Here is a list of keywords that I filter out. I also block all political content communities.

Sex traffickers also use the platform to abuse and exploit them…

I hate bullshit clickbait like this article. These are horror stories about sex trafficking and slavery, not about OnlyFans. Crap like this is what killed Craigslist’s adult personals. At the time, it had become a tool for sex workers to come out of the shadows and be free of pimps and slavers. All the closing of Craigslist’s sex work section did was hurt sex workers. Articles like this aim to do the same to platforms like OnlyFans.

The most attractive part about blockchain is the decentralized ledger showing each transaction made.

This is probably the key thing. Let’s say that you wanted to purchase a home in Turkey but you live in Canada (just play along). A transaction on the blockchain can show a verified transfer of funds, record the purchase and act as proof of ownership.

As you mentioned, the big issue is computational expense.

Currently it is Phantogram’s latest album, “Memory of a Day”.

EDIT: If your interest is recent releases, then I think that mehro’s latest album, “Trauma Lullabies” is also very good though a tad short.

I expect Apple and Google to suck up to Trump, real hard.

…a radical interventionist agenda…

That language seems very “Trump-esque”, and I doubt it is a coincidence.

I know a few guys who helped author some vertical specific CRMs that are in retirement age. A project like this might be good for them as it would give them something to do. Passing this along.

Case in point, duct tape and Krazy Glue.

The New Orleans French Quarter is easy to spot.

Barring special circumstances, the looks you are born with matter very little. What matters more is your presentation.

First, take care of your skin suit. It is the only one you own, it’s the one you have to wear, and it is the one everyone else interacts with. Hygiene. Grooming. Basic fitness. This doesn’t mean that you have to have a specific body type. This means that whatever body type you have, it has to be healthy. You can be heavy built and be fit and healthy. If you do not take care of yourself, why would some trust you to take care of them or their stuff?

Second, you have to prepare excessively. I always assume that I am not ready, so I over prep. Being prepared fills you with confidence. Being confident makes other comfortable and helps them trust you. There is no such thing as being too ready.

Third, keep your mouth shut and listen. Do not just hear…listen. This helps you better understand your situation, what others need, what to avoid, etc. When you do finally open your mouth, speak clearly, succinctly, and with confidence because you now know what is needed and you came prepared.

Bottom line is that, like all magic tricks, it is all about the prep work.

Of course, but first you need to figure out what your true definition of “better off” is. What would bring you true quality of life. Also, what would you trade off in order to achieve that quality of life? The answers to those questions are very individual.

As someone that spent half their life very poor, I always take offense with the “just move” answer. Many people, if not most, in the US cannot afford to emigrate. It is also very likely that OP or someone else in their situation, cannot afford to get a STEM degree.

OP said that they are disabled.