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So basically the same for someone who's aroace and aplatonic as for someone who's allo down the chart, the same way that chronic nerve pain is basically the same regardless of where the effected nerves are

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First thing the sales guy did after I laid down the rules was turn to Sean and go, "What's your number?" And Sean said. "Oh, no, you negotiate with Gayle."

So, strike one for the sales guy. Could not divide and conquer us by implying THE MAN would not surprised at what I laid down.

Sales guy then had to confer with his manager and left us at his desk for several minutes. I have a vague recollection (this was 16 years ago) of Sean and I amusing ourselves doing bits about the other people there to look at cars. I am sure we did not give off the stressed or nervous energy they were hoping for.

Guy comes back. His first offer is fifty dollars a month more than I told him we could pay. I looked at him and said "I gave you our upper limit."

"Well, but what's another 50 bucks a month?"

"Something I can't afford."

He didn't know what to do with my open and unashamed admittal that I had a budget because my money was finite.

He went back to talk to the manager again.

It took two more rounds of "I told you what I can afford" before he finally came back 20 bucks under what I'd stated as my max.

GLaDOS: There are no other humans in this facility. Just you. Therefore, you lack a source of envy of which would trigger the feelings of insecurity in your tiny simple human brain.

We barely know anything about Madagascar pre-500CE. We don’t even know whether the island had a permanent population before then, despite finding a bunch of much older signs of temporary human presence.

Malagasy mythology makes mention of the vazimba, a “precursor” ethnic group that might or might not be distinct from Madagascar’s current population.

The point is, we do not know.

So you were in Madagascar when the pyramids were being built in Egypt, i.e. during one of the most obscure, most undocumented parts of Madagascar’s human history?

Struggling to come to grips with the unreasonable demands, local man Gerald Ullman told reporters Wednesday that his overbearing girlfriend was expecting him to take the feelings in his head and use words to say them into the world. “I just don’t get what she means when she says I should use my mouth to turn my thoughts into language,” said the frustrated Ullman, explaining that “brain thoughts aren’t for girlfriend.''

In trying to find resources to prove who was right, I realized that there really is no consensus for what makes a game difficult and calling difficulties artificially hard can be a fools errand. Is a game difficult when it requires grinding for a long time? Is it still difficulty if the game tells you to wait 400 irl days? Is it when the punishment for mistakes is severe? When does a game stop feeling difficult and start feeling arbitrary and badly made? A game requiring fast inputs can be considered difficult, but if it requires tas-level frame perfect inputs it's no longer considered difficult but rather just a bad game.

This whole argument stemmed from the use of cheats. If I find a game difficult I can still enjoy bashing my head against it for days without thinking about cheating. But the moment I feel like a game is just wasting my time or asking for something unreasonable? I reach for a cheat engine.

I can imagine that cheat engines are actually one of the most common ways people with disabilities actually, genuinely, make their games more accessible. Speed hacks to slow down the game, hotkeys to reduce input requirements, number editing to increase resource acquisition, padded health pools, save states, you name it.