you see something that you know would really help someone

You’re getting too far in; @CatDemons4@lemmings.world must first figure out and then remember (or use a log to track) those people’s struggles. Then this sort of connection can start to be made.

I’m guessing you’re not in the US because I don’t think anyone here would ever say “full stop” instead of “period.”

What do you mean?

This is the first time I’m reading this sort of thing and I wouldn’t be too sure of it because I’m a millennial who intermittently uses ellipses, haha.

1. *comment, not “post.” This whole thing is one post that we’re all forming comment chains on.
2. I think he meant he doesn’t see why OP made this post in the first place at all, though I could be wrong.

Wise concern. I never tried Beeper, either, despite becoming eligible from the waitlist.

Yeah, come on, of course. “Young” = no one would question the chromosomal health of your baby if you chose to have one right now. So it’s in the 30s when that starts to get shaky, but certainly not the 20s.

The “young adult” category is usually cut off by 30, though, according to Meetup groups and age-restricted social groups I’ve seen online.

some straight guy

Based on everything else you said, I’m unsure about this.

I think I agree with you:

1. OP provides no examples of the claimed sassy comments, not a single one. It looks sufficiently generic to be early-AI-produced (recent AI should be able to go extremely specific lol).
2. Account claims to be male but the username comes off as female: sarah2653@lemmy.ml
3. The account is primarily comprised of open-ended posts with nearly zero comments, so it doesn’t seem to be primarily concerned with actually thanking anyone for any of their input or sharing any further context beyond each post, or at least sharing what they took away from any replies.

Conclusion: this post isn’t worth responding to or wasting any further brainpower on because the scenario is fake. Downvote it to hell and maybe even report it until OP gives evidence otherwise.

It’s no massively strong recommendation of mine, but File Explorer has been decent. Talk about a name, though, haha.

Dang… I didn’t think of them using this as a way to further chase down deportees…

It may allow American forces to (more easily?) go down there and run their own operations, potentially refusing to cooperate with Mexican authorities and potentially messing up their own plans and just overall making things muddier and trickier, especially if they rely on sting operations that work better with fewer things going on to provide suspicion or otherwise serve as confounding factors.

With that said, I would imagine that cartels are international terrorist orgs, so I’m not necessarily arguing for or against one side; I’m just trying to imagine why the Mexican gov might dislike it. I could be wrong.

lol I wasn’t thinking of that at all but sure!

It is rare but possible to go all the way to erection and ejaculation without any contact or repetitive motion of any external kind whatsoever. Some dreams can be bizarrely effecting in that way.

Now that would be a sight to behold!

Um, got more context? Generic questions beget generic answers.

“I understand this issue is very important to you, but that doesn’t mean you can treat others in this way. <More constructive alternative approach here>”

That’s the best I’ve got given how vague your question is.

Interesting, so the devices could be countries apart, hypothetically speaking? I had no idea if so.

And I’m telling you that I literally do not know anyone who has a smartphone but not a laptop or desktop. That’s probably because phones can only ever achieve so much. Try editing spreadsheets; even Google Sheets is severely limited on mobile, much more so Collabora Office.