I don’t want to fuck up your depression status or anything like that, but being this honest with yourself sounds sort of cool… in a way… you know?
It sounds like a beginning of something or… a wave.
I don’t want to fuck up your depression status or anything like that, but being this honest with yourself sounds sort of cool… in a way… you know?
It sounds like a beginning of something or… a wave.
Hey, I just met you, and this is crazy,
but so far — this is working,
so thank you, maybe?
I just went for the memtest86 and let it do its thing… Should I do some more testing? I really feel like this is not about memory, at least not in a “physically damaged” way.
Okay, tested this just now, disabling swap makes no difference but thanks for a new command for the future!
No, anything proton related works fine, other apps start crashing when something using proton runs in the background or after it was running before.
This problem keeps popping up all the time, thru multiple updates since I finished installing everything.
I will check the logs.
Often, hardest choices to make, aren’t choices at all…
Quit your boloney, just bring some sweet honey!
With all the other comments, it becomes pretty obvious that the easiest way to do it, would be being a multi-billionaire in the first place… Wait a second…
With a crew like that and this whole support system, Zac probably saved the world twice before even getting to the bus.
No problemo, just use Up-Up-Down-Down-Left-Right-Left-Right-B-A.
You have to use administrative credentials to unlock these options.
Great! Cynicism is sensibly manageable, defeatism on the other hand — not so much.
Have you just performed a full blown FATALITY on my innocent, optimistic, delicate comment? Funk you, kind sir!
Pro tip! Go to settings > life > difficulty and change it from nightmare or hardcore to regular, easy or blissful.
It might be hard to figure out all the menus because the UX team really did a dirty one there, but it is doable.
Stay safe.
There are so many anchor points to respond to, from your original post and this reply…
Every well working moral compass starts any process from some form of self doubt — am I wrong here? What was I thinking? What if this is one giant mistake? Am I the bad guy? The garden can’t be all rotten, it’s probably me… and so on, right? You know those? If you do, great, compass is just reminding you to be cautious and more aware of the decision making process. Then the spectrum begins, from “nothing matters and anything I will do does not matter”, let’s call it avoidant end of the spectrum, then on the other side “I should not make any decision and this is the best decision, everything will sort itself”, the everlasting frozen stone… There are more ends but you probably already know where all this is going, the game is in progress and it is always your move. This is exhausting, hence the feeling of “hard to keep going”.
The hero visions? Ohh yeah, those are tasty, aren’t they? Equally destructive as productive. You can stimulate your ego with them into oblivion or… grow actual motivation from them. The real question is, are you ready to do the thing that might become the milestone in your story? If not, you probably just need more time, rest, preparation, et cetera; if yes, how great is that? Whenever you feel like you are failing on your part of “we all are in this together” deal, somewhere on the other side of the scale, someone is doing their best. So if you need to take it slow(er), do it. Because there will be a moment when you will not want to stop doing something and that will be great too.
Maybe let’s finish with this idea of fighting. Not all fights are yours to fight. You won’t stop everyone from littering, eating meat, or any other type of influencing behaviors of others in an instant — magically — is just in the fantasy realm. The real fight starts when you pick your way and by not forcing others to join you, finally someone who will be motivated by your choices, might use it as a starting point for their own decisions or changes… or you will get demotivated and change the trajectory.
If there is this underlying feeling that you should be doing something differently, what if that feeling is right?
Quake III Arena Certified Noob here, we were gaming too, next to you guys.
This sounds like you are somehow trying to take the full responsibility for the circumstances you were forced into. It is impossible to blame one person for all the things that are not working, looking and being “as they should”. The same goes for “we all failed”. It is much more nuanced than that.
The reverse perspective is more productive, every action and even smallest nudge into the right direction counts towards much bigger pile… of dust… on the endless desert… Yet still, this is how mesmerizing dunes are formed. It’s not about the amount of grains, how long it took, it’s about all the persisting processes.
Hey there! They are simply being inclusive, blind people are potential customers too and should not miss on any “opportunities”…
I don’t want to sound judgemental or anything, but how about making this decision at the point of your life when you are not getting drunk to even consider this option?
Because obviously, I don’t know the effects of this decision and no one else here could fully know, but I am sure, the best, most healthy decisions are made from a proper starting position.
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