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Hell is dying then being reborn into the same cubicle ridden existence

Perfect 👩‍🍳💋

Just some fun on the island mate 🏝️🗿🥥🌴

Perfect to play “red light, blue light” with

Yo that’s a good idea, someone write that down!

Chips used to go as a side on a plated meal. Now they go as a side on a takeaway meal, or on their own.

You and I both know we’re going to buy this day 1.

Everyone fire the psychologists. This man found the cure to mental illness

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No thanks, I have to get up early tomorrow

Scientists applying evopsych to inanimate objects?

You haven’t met my greatest generation grandparents then

Debian is the most stable operating system ever, and it’s new version 12, is a really good OS.

What I liked was that it starts quick, never crashes, uses minimal system resources, and with GNOME has an excellent UI. Being a Linux OS that isn’t Ubuntu and isn’t Windows, it doesn’t spy on me.

Also love operating systems that use Bash or similar. I know how to drive them, I don’t know how to drive MSDOS.

I have a very powerful computer but the start time difference between Windows 11 and Debian is insane. Debian starts almost instantly.

I was specifically trying Debian as a gaming platform, so I installed Steam and GOG and a couple of Windows games running through proton. They worked really well.

In the end I had to go back to Window, because it’s just not there for me yet. Most games worked well, but a few have unacceptably low performance. It requires a bit of fiddling to get everything working right as well, because some of the defaults prevent people from just gaming.

Ong ngl

This was a wild ride, thanks for this hellava read. I appreciate you

Hola mi amigo! I don’t speak any Esnpanol, but I’m glad you enjoyed the meme. Cheers 🍻

Gendered multi vitamin ads every time

Look man, at the end of the day nobody can help you but yourself. You’ve got to make the decision to change your life. It doesn’t have to be anything dramatic at first— literally holding yourself to a good habit once a week may be enough to eventually create meaningful change in your life.

Idk how it is in the United States but I’m in Australia, and I got my first WFH job out of uni by making a clone of a compound interest calculator in React. If you struggle with a lot of the harder parts of coding, you could probably still eek out a good living as a front end developer.

Career wise, I’d focus on something mathematics-adjacent. How were your grades? If they weren’t excellent, I’d think you could pivot into software engineering or data science. I make a fair amount of money WFH doing software engineering and it’s great for my mental health.

It sounds to me like you also need to work on your motivation, confidence, and mindset. You need some wins. Even small ones would probably help a lot.

What helped me climb out of my rut was hitting the gym regularly. I held myself to going once per week, and it became an addictive habit. The fact that I was able to hold myself to going three times a week for several months on end at some point really increased my motivation.

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