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  • When I was young I really liked them, right up until my dad made me feel terrible for doing so. I'm pretty sure he was embarrassed by it.

    I didn't really think or care about this for a long time, until randomly one time at an IKEA I saw a guy in his mid 20s who just chose a stuffed animal, hugging it and smiling. His family was with him, and they were smiling and supportive. When I got back to the car I couldn't stop crying because the only response I ever got from my family was being yelled at or mocked. I may even have cried while writing this, so perhaps I'm still a tad upset.

    My wife really likes stuffed animals however - and we have a raccoon that comes in the bed sometimes. The raccoon also came to a music festival with me once:

  • My experience editing Wikipedia:

    • Made a small change
    • saved it
    • immediately realized I had fucked something up
    • frantically figured out how to delete my edit
    • never edit Wikipedia again

    I'd rate the experience a solid 5/10

  • I've been part of groups with cheaters and non-cheaters, so I don't think the rule is definite. However the two do seem to slowly separate automatically (presumably due to people who don't cheat eventually getting annoyed by the people who do's commentary on how badly they want to fuck everyone).

    Also worth keeping in mind that everyone who cheats started off as a non-cheater, it just seems to be a one way ticket.

  • It is definitely a stupid strategy. I have a large iTunes library, and when they released the apple music app for windows a few years ago I tried switching over. Somehow the new app was even worse than iTunes, so I had to figure out how to switch everything back. At the same time I tried installing the iCloud app for PC - that may be literally the worst piece of software I have had the displeasure of using. It installed a bunch of services on my PC, added itself to the file explorer, and then failed to let me log into my account. That was also fun to figure out how to completely remove.

    Maybe it is working again now.. I have no real desire to test it again. Clearly they released these applications (after years of complaints) knowing that they weren't functional, or possibly without any testing whatsoever. Overall it is a laughable effort from a company with a budget as large as Apple's.