It’s interesting to realize that all human interaction is learned behavior and it then makes much more sense that people need good examples.

Adjust your filters to cut out the garbage that makes you feel bad, anxious, or like you should be doing something.

Find things that you want to engage with, but control the dosage. Limit simulations to one at a time. Explore hobbies, interests, people, and situations. Reinforce what makes you feel good. Keep a log of the good things and reference it when you can’t remember what’s good anymore.

Know that this too shall pass, life is interesting, and things will be OK even if it’s not today.

That would be an interesting twist on platforming. You can mint freely within an area, but movement between areas takes puzzle solving or challenges.

I just hope the whole thing doesn’t play like the flight levels.

It has been witnessed!

It bothers me the face is on the same line as the longer word but a new line for the shorter word.

Microsoft once again jerks people in a new direction while claiming to have no intention of doing it again.

Whilst holding a shotgun of I recall correctly. I want this game!

OK, but like do both? I can fix shit while talking. It amazes me how often some people just need to vent and listening while working is easy, helpful, and keeps them nearby so I can ask them to type their password in again but correctly this time.

It’s like someone saw a botnet as a valid alternative to a data center.

The new trucks that are designed far better than the old ones? Half As Interesting on YouTube has a great video on those.

Hell yeah, biometric unlocks on Linux!

I had it that way once. I was getting weird behavior with a Minecraft plugin for making plots so I posted the issue to the Github issue tracker. I was told to ask about it in the Discord. When I went there, I was told to post it to the Github. I uninstalled the plugin.

There is a terrible misconception that there must be a point at which you stop enjoying things because it is improper, but at a certain point fuck the haters and enjoy the ride because none of us get out alive.

I’m sorry Jon.

Wait until you see her transformation sequence where she becomes Dihydrogen Mononoxide

My father is like that, always trying to argue against someone’s preference as if it will change. At one point I discovered he HATES the idea of flavored coffee, instead of just straight black, and I got to have a field day throwing the entire list of arguments right back at him in rapid succession.

• You don’t like…
• Have you tried it recently?
• This one really good, much better than other ones you’ve had before
• You should try it again
• It’s really good for you
• You know your tastes change as you get older
• Just try a little bit
• It’s not going to hurt you
• That doesn’t count, you barely tried it, take a bit more

I say the same despite only speaking English because I once read it was less like blessing someone and more like saying “keep your demons to yourself.” I now believe that is inaccurate, but it does make for a story.

Having alternative transport also gives you the breathing room to do that work as well. I’m hoping to move close enough to work to purchase an ebike and always have a backup.

I started sleeping with rain sounds years ago because I would always hyperfixate on every little noise. The wobbling tone of the ceiling fan was enough to keep me awake some nights. I’ve played my usual setup for people and it’s always too quiet for them to near, but it’s louder than every creak and pop of the house. The track I picked was based on what actual rain sounds like outside my window.

I’m quite excited for the Slate to be released. Electric truck, optional SUV conversion, decent price, minimum frills, customize it yourself if that’s your thing. That sounds so much better than wheeled tank with built-in privacy concerns.