This isn't strictly no context, but it blew me away and I wanted to share it anyway.

I started D&D with the family over quarantine. They had a quest to clear the goblins out of a mine. They got inside and dealt with most of them. They over powered three of them and tied them up, so that they could be interrogated.

My 9 year old then decides he wants to murder them.

Our faces when we realised our child was a murderhobo.

As a developer, this is the answer. I can't wait for the day I can finally stop supporting old Amazon Kindle devices.

And just to piggyback on this comment, I'm an Android developer and we this information is critical for determining similarities for bug solving.

You would not believe how often there is a bug caused by a specific model of phone. That connection you can only know if you log that for every crash you get.

me: whoever denied it, supplied it

Strike the earth!

"STOP TOUCHING ME!"

The Horn of Helm Hammerhand will sound in the deep, one last time!

You don't.

Unless it is publicised or an obvious bug exists in your code and you see the consequences of it in their system.

It isn't just about the military. I've not read the article, but Germany suffers from not having enough people working in social services. This problem got worse after getting rid of conscription. You could either choose military service or social work.

By reintroducing it, they hope to fill in some gaps.

Zach from Extra Fabulous Comics is an absolute legend.

Sorry you lost your community. That really sucks.

On the other hand, welcome to a new community!

Plus who are you helping? AITA is about engagement with the person involved.

Helping someone not be an asshole, or reassuring them that they aren't.

I don't see the benefit of reassuring a bot 🙃