

I know that SMS and MMS text messages are transmitted unencrypted, but are RCS text messages different? Serious question.
I know that SMS and MMS text messages are transmitted unencrypted, but are RCS text messages different? Serious question.
I think they were just making a joke because git.gay.
As in, not as bad or weird but more making fun of the homophobic “it’s gay” argument that used to be used.
I do the same thing with my spousy occasionally. We’re gay as hell, so it’s funny as shit when I stroll by their room and just say, “Gaaaaaaaay~”. Lol.
“Common man”
It’s even infected our damned languages!
:P
Exactly. We are human beings too, with feelings, fears, and anxieties of our own.
And they’re unique to each person. Just as all men aren’t alike and all nonbinary folks aren’t all alike, so too aren’t women all alike.
Thanks! _
I love Þis image. It really does highlight just how awesome their relationship is Þroughout the show. To me, it just screams, “JUST FUCK ALREADY!” xD
We really are stupid, the whole lot of us. Even the smart ones are dumb as rocks. Specifically coal rocks because we’re too damned stupid to stop poisoning our air. Lol.
I’m an American, was born here and lived here all my life, and lemme tell ya I am a goddamned introvert as all hell. Lol.
I will do that. Thank you. :)
That I have no problem with. You had to do that in the classic Doom too. After all, certain weapons worked better with certain enemies.
Thanks! I’ll buy it and try it out!
Oh cool.
Yeah, in Eternal, it seemed that once I got past the first few areas, if I didn’t do glory kills, I’d be, within seconds, nearly dead and almost completely out of ammo (if not out of ammo).
You’re saying Doom 2016 isn’t like that?
Like, don’t get me wrong, glory kills are awesome, but I feel they should be optional flairs to spice up gameplay, not a required function just to progress. That’s what bothered me. It effectively locked out of the game (a Doom game no less) anyone who didn’t like the glory kill mechanic. Personally, as a long-time fan of the franchise, that felt kinda cheap.
So, that’s cool. In any case, yeah, I was just going by what it said on the page. I don’t own the game, so I couldn’t check.
How much harder?
I just don’t like the anxiety that comes with constantly being low health and low ammo that happened the last time I tried Doom Eternal. (Admittedly, I’ve never played Doom 2016.)
I can?
Just be aware people that–and this should surprise no one as these features are largely online nowadays (sadly no LAN here :C )—but...
That being said, I personally won’t be buying this. Not because the game is poorly made or anything (it’s Doom–'nuff said); I’m just not really into the whole glory kill thing. Don’t like it.
No shade to anyone who does; that’s just my opinion.
Yeah, it’s a pretty ridiculous notion when you get down to it. I agree. Haha.
Atheist.
As far as I see, there are 2 basic possible states for being(s) with regards to divinity: either they’re omnipotent or they’re not omnipotent. (Partial omnipotence may perhaps be great power, but it is still non-omnipotence by definition.)
The Stone Paradox demonstrates that full omnipotence cannot happen; and any being, however powerful, that does not have full omnipotence is inherently no different than me or you and thus has no right to be considered a god.
and if you switched faiths, why did you do it and what faith did you choose?
Well, I used to be a Christian, but only by virtue of being raised as one. As I grew older, I grew out of Christianity. It makes no sense to me from the perspective of the scientific method or Occam’s Razor. Also, my very traditional Christian family did not exactly live up to the Christ-like ideals of love and tolerance, so that definitely put me off it, I can tell you that much.
As I got older, I tried other religions: Islam, Zen Buddhism, Earth paganism, various other forms of paganism. They were excellent experiences that taught me the value of different faiths but they were, in the end, not for me. I like the rock that the scientific method provides, and I like how it teaches and encourages critical thinking ability. With science, I don’t need to take some reverend’s word for it that a magical sky-daddy is watching me masturbate while my great-great-grandmother judges me from past the celestial gates. I can be confident to know that it’s far more likely they’re dead in the ground, disintegrating back into the earth from whence they came.
Lol, that is funny. xD
See, that’s interesting because I was always taught that “text message” is just an overarching term used to describe SMS and MMS. The notion that a text message is a synonym of SMS and only SMS is a new one to me!
Good to know! Do you happen to know if the decryption keys are stored offline or on the carrier’s end? Because if the latter, then okay it’s more secure than SMS or MMS but only in the sense that some encryption is better than none. Lol.