Not HTTPS necessarily, but lots use TLS over 443. If you are sending something like login credentials to an online service, it makes sense for the servers to use what is universally available instead of reinventing the wheel. Also, some games may use a launcher that uses HTTPS if they are web-based in some fashion, or maybe the game will use it for certain kinds of API calls unrelated to actual gameplay.

If you are playing a game that uses a dedicated server (or just isn’t a competitive game at all), then TLS usage is probably unlikely, but those games aren’t lucrative for the account boosting/currency farming that makes cheating so rampant in China anyway.

Even signing up for some games requires you to create an account on their website first.

Maybe all 3 of you can come to an agreement somehow?

(Google) Glasshole… (Oculus) Questhole… (Apple) _?_hole

Saving the rest of you a search: Sufism

I love password generators, and so I use them to generate unique usernames for everything online.

Until the inevitable betrayal…

In case you haven’t seen this one yet - If System of a Down were from India

We have a bright future ahead of us as a species after all

So majestic… Nope nvm

Works fine from Connect.

My man!

That depends more on the hen’s diet rather than what type of chicken. Backyard chickens that actually forage for wild bugs get darker yolks.

Shame that the B-wing is mostly cut out of the shot, the details look really cool. Love that there is a whole rack of TIEs.

Or a spirited high five after a round of battleshits

I am just gonna put it out there that this is actually delicious (mostly because of the butter chunks). Definitely the highlight of my trip to Woods Hole about 20 years ago, and this might even be the same shop still selling it, proving I am not alone in my preference.

“Boy-racer” is a term I wish I had known years ago to refer to some acquaintances. Seems much less offensive than what I was using.

Where’s the homework folder?

Care to elaborate or point to a reliable source?

I was really disappointed that I didn’t get to go a second time, during a maintenance a few years ago that had the entire Canadian side blocked dry. Would have been so cool to see how the rock has been shaped.