I love walking and hiking, but having to walk uphill takes me out, too.

Not really my place to decide what the right path is for someone else.

I didn’t know people used map applications for this.

If there’s no medical reason to get it, I wouldn’t bother.

That’s such a cute skirt!

Looks great!

I had a guy friend who made out with a girl he thought was hot, and he was shocked and disgusted by the amount of peach fuzz that was visible on her face up close. He lost interest in her because of it.

I hooked up with this guy later on, and he made a comment about how much arm hair I had. It seemed weird to me because we’d known each other for years. The fact that I don’t wax my arms shouldn’t have been a shock.

Longest-used: XFCE, by far. Current: Wayfire + Noctalia 5.

Niri is interesting, but made my mouse go crazy.

It’s always play time.

People working with forms that need an original signature.

I’ve been trying for years and still haven’t figured it out, but hopefully one day…

I feel like people sometimes forget that a bank is a physical location you can travel to in order to do business.

I actually meant those as two separate issues. I guess I needed a comma.

I can’t copy & paste between the password manager and other apps, so I have to type out all these long, randomly-generated passwords, and often there’s not an option to see what characters I’m typing, so I don’t know I made a typo until the very end.

Oh, I thought you meant lesser evil than Capital One.

I agree!

It’s free, it doesn’t track everything you do, it doesn’t restrict your options in terms of how you use it, it runs well on underpowered machines.

No, I’ve never been disappointed.

That sounds horrible. Glad you’re getting out.