If the concern is that the files would be out of order when displayed in a file browser, Windows File Explorer actually accounts for this by sorting the number parts of a file sequentially in the case of multiple files sharing the same prefix. E.g. "file_10.txt" will sort after "file_9.txt" and not in between "file_1.txt" and "file_2.txt" as you would expect from a naive alphabetical sorting.
I still use leading zeroes though. It looks a lot more pleasant when the file names are the same length.
insult to flurries
Good thing you have your fursuit to keep you warm
Don't pick a house with a dog next time.
Omelette du Garbage
If you run HRT you can choose to keep the same hardware and interoperability and also have the benefit of a free and open choice of gender. It will require a little research to get started, but there is great documentation on the lgbtqia wiki (mtf btw)*.
*(not actually mtf, just referencing "arch btw")
Such unexpected behavior from a person who was unfaithful to their spouse and who brought a cameraperson into a public bathroom. I'm shocked (/s)
Mine is the tail plug, but UO is a strong second.
Flipping a coin two times and reading the result as binary gang. (Don't actually do this, coins aren't as fair)
Ironic