Certain websites don’t even let me enter my password and only have email login as an option. It’s infuriating.

At least Tencent is hands-off I guess :/

Welp, I’m stupid I guess. I do recall House House saying that code did not have to be disclosed.

Looking at the current Steam documentation, rather than that linked article from 2024, no mention of “code” is made (I used Ctrl+f to make sure this time).

https://partner.steamgames.com/doc/gettingstarted/contentsurvey

Where on that page does it say code needs to be disclosed?

The most relevant bit I found is this, and that is not about code:

Pre-Generated: Any kind of content (art/code/sound/etc) created with the help of AI tools during development.

She’s going to get you

My tongue tie was cut as a baby, but they didn’t really go far enough. Is that a surgery you can still get as an adult?

I miss the moody atmosphere

FNAF

Given you are talking about “mastery” of the English language: a semicolon might have made your first message more readable; a period makes the two sentences appear as separate statements.

But the post says “almost every hand”.

A biblical quote described the ear he’d grown, and was the first place he found out more about it after the literature he’d consulted contained nothing.

Annoying title, decent article.

Working with the lab of Teofilo Vamerali, then a professor at the University of Parma, Perobelli determined that the grain was Triticum turgidum—literally “swollen wheat” in Latin. Known in English as “poulard wheat,” it had originally evolved in what today are Turkey, Egypt and other nearby Mediterranean countries. And searching agricultural references, Perobelli found that it had been grown in Italy, too, until farmers shifted toward higher-yield commercial varieties. That solved the mystery of the seed bag stashed away in the attic: It had survived because Grossi’s grandfather saved some of the heritage grains.