Just packaging. It would come with Steam OS.

Pupillary distance is more important for looking at a distance than looking at something close and eyes often have different prescriptions. Reading glasses are just magnifying glasses on your face.

She was talking about holding hands

Some show should have someone saying something important on a call and the headphones go “battery low, please recharge “, like all those situations where a car/train drowns out the “ I love you” in shows.

dead.letter is email draft in some clients when they crash.

I understand that sentiment, but so many episode posts have like 1 or less comments. Encouraging spoiler tags should be enough to start. It is just a thought.

Yeah, then she acts like nothing happened. Really cute

Kyros is a dangerous man if you get on his bad side. Mio makes him seem tame.

Their parents are evil.

Side note: I wonder if instead of individual posts for episodes a single post for all the shows on day would be better to drive engagement on this community.

Why the F*** have 2 of the craziest republicans have suddenly become the “voice of reason”?

Other than my personal annoyance with the 750w limit and not an acceleration curve, this was going to happen eventually.

They are just defining when one becomes a motorcycle or scooter and that was definitely needed.

I was also thinking that because most autistics avoid eye contact, especially at a young age, we don’t learn those signs as early or as easily as NTs. We have to make a conscious effort, which diverts brain power from the actual task.

It really isn’t much different than noticing the flaws in the surroundings around us, or watching a show that is “predictable”.

Trump: Come on Nobel Peace Prize. This will surely get me one. /s

For me it wasn’t that I was selfish or anything. I just didn’t think about it and therefore didn’t remember. She will probably have a light switch moment sometime in the future. We all grow and evolve afterall. Even autistics.

Edit: was => wasn’t

I think I had a hard time as a kid/teen with saying thanks and then sometime in my late teens/early 20s, after I wasn’t getting reminded all the time, it was like some switch was flipped.