いや、十五時間か？それでもひどい。

That looks like the same brand of one of the stickers sets I got to decorate my notebook, but mine was various green-themed magical girl items and phrases. XD

My IDE could be providing contextual auto-complete like it had for years (e.g. "io.R" -> "io.Read("), but no, it wants to write the entire code for me. But it's the wrong code.

I mean, the audience is probably the same people that seem(I hope they're pretending?) to believe that they should have some sort of rights over fictional characters they like.

You don't have anything in particular to do and would be open to doing something if the opportunity came up. Greater Washington DC area.

I eventually started sorting my pictures into folders just to prevent this, but once you have started sorting pictures, you kind of have to keep sorting pictures. So this is not exactly a new problem, but it has gotten dramatically worse in a short period of time. >.>

I do not want to be setting up zfs on a NAS. I already have enough tech I have to manage in the house!

Surely if I just have two separate cloud backup services and a beefy multi-terabyte hard drive, that'll be good enough!

11) Wow that's a lot of pictures, though. And many of them are duplicates.
12) Read up on photo storage and organization techniques.
13) Start crying.

7) Go out shooting. Get interesting pictures. Feel elated.
8) Realize that you shot all your pictures in JPEG and not RAW after reading a photography for dummies site on editing.
9) Fiddle with the settings to get pictures to save in RAW.
10) Realize your card space suddenly shrank significantly.

4) Buy a 100mm macro lens.
5) Realize that lenses are big and that you need some way to store them for transport (as well as the camera). Also you also probably want a spare battery.
6) Buy cases and battery. It begins to dawn on you that this might be a dangerous hobby.

Being pressured to tag yourself is something I've seen happen to writers, but only by online lynch mobs as they're winding up to tear someone down.