GloriousGasHole

Damn. that’s annoying. Sorry for the bad suggestion.

You might be able to open the website in a browser. I have Graphene and run sandboxed Google Play for Qobuz.

It seems like you are just shooting down every idea that people try to provide. Based on your responses, I’m going to assume you’re in your late teens or early 20s

I was in the military, and you absolutely should not enlist if you’re doing it for some sort of prestige or bragging rights. What the military is really great for is teaching young people a lot of skills, very quickly. But its not without its shortcomings. If you have depression, I would say look into something else because it is not an easy career field and it will likely take a major toll on your mental health, just like it does for everyone.

What I would suggest is using your situation to learn. You said you’re not in any sort of immediate danger, so it just sounds like your personality doesn’t mesh well with the others in your household. Unfortunately, that is a part of life. You’ll always meet people that you don’t see eye to eye with. Learning how to deal with those people and interact with them is an important life skill. Tough it out for a while, get some sort of education in a trade that interests you, and then move out. I have a friend who is in his mid 30s that has had pretty bad social anxiety and general anxiety his whole life. He just started a trade school program, and he’ll be done within a year. If you’re serious about getting out, work a shitty part time job, live at home for a while, and work on a trade school program. The time spent at school and work means you won’t be at home much, and before you know it, you’ll be working a much more fulfilling job.

Most states have some sort of workforce development program to help you find a career. Pennsylvania has a program called CareerLink. I would highly suggest starting there.

https://www.pa.gov/agencies/dli/programs-services/workforce-development-home/pa-careerlink-

If you have diagnosed depression/anxiety, you may even qualify for a special program to assist individuals with disabilities.

https://www.pa.gov/agencies/dli/programs-services/disability-and-vocational-rehabilitation/individualized-employment-services0

You aren’t going to completely change your entire life over night. Have a little patience, put in the work, and it will pay off before you know it. Good luck.

DCFC is probably one of the things I miss most about living in Detroit.

I’d like to see open source hardware for phones. I want a full system with open sourced modem components. It would be nice to have a Linux phone capable of using 5G.

To be fair, its like a 2 day drive for me to get to the Capitol, and gas alone would cost like $1k.

You’d spend 7 hours just sitting in the traffic near Chicago.

I think Jesus was a Witcher.

Hopefully the end. I’m tired.

Last night, my friends and I were talking about how we’re trying to spend more time at home to save money. Instead of going out to a bar, we’re starting to plan more hangouts at home. Why spend $2k/month on rent if we aren’t going to be there? It feels like anytime I leave the house, I’m spending $100 or more. We all were at a bar last weekend watching college football, and after spending $10/drink, we dipped out, bought $50 in beer and pizza, and played Mario Kart at a friend’s house. Much cheaper to just play games at home and hangout.

The good ol’ days

I actually watched a YouTube video about this a few weeks ago, but can’t remember what it was called. But basically, all the bowling alleys got bought out by Bowlero and we’ve been seeing the enshittification of bowling because of it. We can’t have fucking shit without corporations finding a way to ruin it.

I discovered School of Rock in Denver, and they do shows at Red Rocks too. I think its such an awesome idea. I attended one free lesson last year and haven’t gone back yet, but I have been trying to dedicate some time to guitar recently. I find it so difficult to maintain the motivation to practice as an adult. any tips?

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Sony is really trying to reiterate to consumers that the only thing they care about is your money.

“We’re going to design a new controller. Its the exact same, but now you can give us money easier.”

I guess I don’t love dogs as much as I thought I did.

The GameBoy player was so clutch! I remember getting the player as a kid and having no idea how to hook it up to the console haha. My dad and I refused to read the instructions and finally figured it out together. Once we got it hooked up, I spent weeks playing the Legacy of Goku from my GBA on the TV, and it ended up being the very first video game that I ever beat.

We got ours a little while after it came out for Christmas, I think this was in 2002, and it is a core memory.

My grandmother gave my siblings and I a gift. We opened it and it was a cool GameCube game, but we had to break it to her that we only had the GameBoy and it wouldn’t work with our consoles. We went through explaining what the differences were in the different gaming consoles, and she hit us with the “I’m an old person, I didn’t know there were different consoles” bit. My dad was laughing in the background, and I thought he was laughing at her for being old and not knowing about video games. Then a few gifts later, my dad handed us this heavier box and imagine the surprise of an 8, 7, and 4 year old when it turned out to be the GameCube. My siblings, dad, and I played the shit out of so many games together.

I have vivid memories of spending hours with my little brother and sister on the floor of our living room, taking turns on Animal Crossing. We played together almost every weekend to pull all the weeds that grew in our town, since we rarely played during the school week. It was so cool when we discovered Mr. Resetti by accident. Little things like that in GameCube games made it such a cool console for kids.

No wonder my work laptop was freaking out today.