I just don't, I'll interact when I want to.

I'm currently on 7, slowly working upwards (and fighting some mismatch with timings using the simulator I'm using)

Yup

bitwarden.com/help/import-...

This is applicable to most browsers/pass managers, obviously importing after you have the data is different, but the concept is the same.

It's instant, it just chucks your data into a single file which can be imported in other browsers/password managers.

My recommendation is get your passwords from chrome, into a pass manager, then it really doesn't matter what browser you use in the future.

Bitwarden has a good guide:

On chrome you can export all that data, import it into a different browser (or password manager) then delete it from chrome

It is annoying because (at least here in the UK) they basically get you to check every 20 seconds, and you gotta be very pointed about it (physically turn your head so instructor/examiner knows you checked). Generally every 10/20 seconds, check rearview, then the wing mirrors.

Literally all needs covered

(but for real that's what my last semester accomodation looked like, was not fun)

As someone who can drive, this is a very accurate summary of learning to drive.

Analysis paralysis is truly evil

Skylanders?! That takes me back...

My personal recommendation for beginners is either a Blue Snowball (which I know got merged with logitech, but unless they've fundamentally changed it, is still a solid mic), or using an audio interface that doesn't rely on an external power supply (my favourite is the Arturia Minifuse 1)

Their loss

Glad you had fun with that idea, it was absolute cinema

It's unique, exactly how a handle should be

Indeed, although this album does not make me physically sick, unlike the 8 cheese pizza

It is the coolest looking CD case that I own