Or someone who doesn't like generic comments. You could paste half those on any comment chain. They're the equivalent of an upvote but the commenters felt the need to say it instead. Good downvotes.
It's even better to lie once in a while. Bonus: lie about the same thing multiple times with conflicting details. My online presence in other spaces mention both a wife and boyfriend back-to-back lol
It's pretty alright. The dev is pretty fast, churned out a majority of the site between a month before reddit killed 3rd party apps and today. Decently responsive to requests and stuff too. But the site just didn't grow, and the head dev was never okay with giving up sole leadership.
For those learning how good Home is, wait until you try CTRL + Home. Start of the file.
Also see: CTRL + End
Like predicting lottery numbers.
Or someone who doesn't like generic comments. You could paste half those on any comment chain. They're the equivalent of an upvote but the commenters felt the need to say it instead. Good downvotes.
+1, a majority of my play has been 2P. But I agree it's better with more. Pretty easy to learn too.
Run a one shot if you can. It'll help you get through the jitters, and teach you how easily you can improv thru everything.
Upgrade
Death to any comment that's anything only communicating "I enjoyed this".
"lol" "This made me laugh so much that I xyz!!" "This is perfect!" All useless. Upvote and move on.
If I couple copy paste a comment to any random parent comment and it still makes some sense, it's a bad comment.
Is there an antimemes community anywhere?
Unfucking your email. Find all the newsletters from worthless sites and block / unsubscribe. Sightly productive, and brainlessly easy.
You can get a cheap converter to USB C. If used doesn't bother you, you could get something cheap on govdeals.
It's even better to lie once in a while. Bonus: lie about the same thing multiple times with conflicting details. My online presence in other spaces mention both a wife and boyfriend back-to-back lol
ReVanced is not Vanced, the one that got shut down.
Here's a good starting guide https://www.reddit.com/r/revancedapp/comments/xlcny9/revanced_manager_guide_for_dummies
How far does it go? I was in the 3 finger ones when I stopped.
It's pretty alright. The dev is pretty fast, churned out a majority of the site between a month before reddit killed 3rd party apps and today. Decently responsive to requests and stuff too. But the site just didn't grow, and the head dev was never okay with giving up sole leadership.
Squabblr was called squabbles until a very recent rebrand. You may've known it under its old name instead.