But it can work for us men as well. I went through a very rough time after my divorce and lost every social contact I had and I tried to keep it on inside because, as you said, no emotions. Until at one time I broke down and couldn't stop crying for longer than five minutes, no matter where I was or what I did. Then a random woman from my neighborhood picked me up, made sure I had someone to talk to, convinced me to get professional help and adopted me to her circle of friends. That helped me so much I can't put in words how thankful I still am. I haven't recovered fully, but I'm feeling way better.
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Still an interesting answer
That was the name! I had a hard time remembering. I loved that genre.
In "day of the tentacle" Bernard could walk up to the computer and play the game preceding day of the tentacle. That was nice.
E2E is not in the standard, but the Google implementation uses it.
Google added end-to-end encryption to their Messages app using the Signal Protocol as the default option for one-on-one RCS conversations starting in June 2021,[88] [89] (83] [90] In December 2022, end-to-end encryption was added to group chats in the Google Messages app for beta users and was made available to all users in August 2023.
Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rich_Communication_Services
I'm not sure, at least iMessage will add RCS. But this has the benefit to get the correct chat bubble color for Google. I'm not sure if there'll be anything to gain for them to include Signal. Maybe the EU will force them.
I wonder if they'll add RCS
Both things can be wrong at the same time
Either that or they think the market isn't worth the effort. Which is fine. I hope other countries follow. Then do the same with meta.
I can live with that
Who decides their programming? Are they bound to ethics or shareholder wealth? Better get rid of shareholders as well.
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She and her wife both are. I'm not sure where I'd be without them, but I'm pretty sure I'd be miserable.