1. Do as many pushups as you can.
2. Read.
3. Write a to-do list for the day, week, or rest of your life.
4. Go for a walk.
5. Work on your car.
6. Get rid of stuff.
7. Journal.
8. Clean your place.
9. Clean yourself.
10. Clean your pet.
11. Make a paper mache man.
12. Spend 30 minutes to an hour on an old hobby.
13. Organize your digital life.
14. Travel alone.
15. Cancel subscriptions.
16. Draw.
17. Stretch.
18. Inventory your kitchen.
19. Learn some words and phrases in another language.
20. Go for a ride.
21. Cook or try to cook.
22. Write a letter.
23. Make a playlist.
24. Do a weird meditative thing that you never would’ve thought to do.
25. Visit a cemetery.
26. Do a sport by yourself.
27. Rearrange/redecorate your room.
28. Go to a museum.
29. Fight the ocean.
30. Go to a movie.
31. Eat at a restaurant.
32. Make plans.

Full disclosure, I haven’t yet made the switch away from the official client yet, but you could give Wholphin a try for android TVs. It lists customization as a selling point.

A much easier and safer way to generate an anonymous email if you live in the EU is to use Posteo.

After you create an account, you get an account code. You can pay by mail with account info on a piece of paper. €1/month. Mail off some Euro, no returned address required.

Sounds like an excuse to carve a new wooden handle.

Yaxley-Lennon is a fucking asshole. People just trying to live their lives.

I have a decent desktop with a wide screen display, but I love the portability of the Steam Deck. It just works with syncing save files and continuing my game when I am not at home or want to lie in bed.

I know what I’m getting when I’m not at my desk, and want usability over specs.

I’ve noticed this too on clips of social media posts. I would imagine the purpose is to standardize the size of pictures into a square, but I don’t know what tool is doing it.

Yeah, that’s the balance required. I think it’s important to learn how to operate in an analog world first and not until after appreciating how to navigate the world to use more modern techniques.

Calculators were not allowed in my math classes growing up and I think that allowed better understanding because I learned processes. I hated it and snuck my calculator at times regardless, but come test time I had to do maths by hand.

I see the same problem with control + f and now with generative AI. I fear a growing brain drain from not learning foundations properly. I believe the use of advanced tools should be earned.

If you mad you paying

Are not are not attention

Hug of death.

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This is also an interesting movie I remember, but not the one I was thinking of. Thank you for your suggestion!

Wow, you were right! Thank you. It was the computer wore tennis shoes remake as a made for tv movie.

Classic story

I think you missed the mark.

I’d love to have boss music start playing when there are enemies nearby so I know it’s time to leave.

I said I was dumb.

Wait, I’m dumb. Is it water currents or map projection, or what?

Fat Arby’s what?

It’s exactly what they want. He is avoiding use of clear, concise sentences to mislead the layman. The data center is generating a gigawatt of energy, for their use. The Wyoming power grid is their battery.