Discord and YouTube are my two holdouts. The YouTube algorithm understands me too well and the amount of content on the platform is too insane for me to quit, but I could leave Discord (I'm never on it anyway)
Having the output of each thing you tried would help us get a feel for where your code was messing up without us having to run it ourselves to get the output.
That said, for code snippet 1, you're inserting the letter instead of replacing the underscore with the letter. Not only that, but your for-loop essentially does the following:
loop over the length of chosen_word
if guess is in the above loop
iterate over the display array and add guess that many times (effectively doubling the `display array)
Your second code snippet does the same thing, but with actual formatting so that Python could run the code.
I believe your third code snippet introduces char but then returns to letter. It might work if you replaced char with letter again. Also += letter will add the letter to the end of display, which is not what you want to do.
I did my own version of Hangman in Python a couple years ago if you want to look at the code and see what I did. I'm just a hobbyist, so it's not fantastic, but it might give you an idea of how someone else has approached the problem.
How to ADHD has been really helpful for me, as has Psych2Go. There are some other Youtubers who have posted videos of "10 signs you may have ADHD" or similar, but those aren't like their usual videos, like Rick Wants to Know
I found Friendica to work well for one user, but as soon as you add more, you really need to scale up and it gets very expensive to host very fast. I also had this issue where Google would just block my server, so anyone with a gmail account couldn't get their login info...
There are things I like about it, and as the Fediverse as a whole starts growing, I might just set up a single-use Friendica instance for myself, but be prepared for headaches if you want to get a "small" server for your family.
Pixelfed was my answer too. I don't do a lot of photo stuff, so I mostly stay on Mastodon/Lemmy, but the Dev is a really neat guy who seems like he needs to stay busy (have you heard of Sup yet?)
The online Etymology Dictionary cites Oll Korrect, but says popularity is from President Martin Van Buren's reelection bid, based on his old nickname, 'Old Kinderhook'. https://www.etymonline.com/word/OK#etymonline_v_2557
Can someone provide context? Or at least the name of the manga?
Edit: the context of this photo is that Kyousuke has a Polaroid camera that will copy a person's physical traits and imprint them on another person who touches the film that is printed. He has used this camera on his crush, imprinting her form on the girl with glasses in the image.
At the point of the image, he has finally asked his crush out and no longer needs the camera, and so the girl in the image has asked for the camera (because she has a crush on Kyousuke).
In the US: you are legally allowed to have a backup copy of any media you have (digital -> physical, physical -> digital, or any other match up). Since you own the physical copy of these movies, this means you're allowed to have the digital one as a backup.
Your physical disks are encrypted, and breaking said encryption to make a copy is technically illegal. Downloading the files from somewhere is not illegal, but sharing them is.
With all that said, if you own the disk, and either download or torrent without seeding, you're well within your rights legally.
Your other option is to use Handbrake or another disk ripping software, along with dvdcss or aacs and rip your disks yourself.
Discord and YouTube are my two holdouts. The YouTube algorithm understands me too well and the amount of content on the platform is too insane for me to quit, but I could leave Discord (I'm never on it anyway)