keepcarrot [she/her]

Yeah… Yeah. I always feel kinda hopeless about this stuff because I’m not the sort of person that has the social clout to migrate my communities onto platforms.

waves lemmy flag

We had a bus that taught you how to touch type. I think it had a bunch of laptops in it

I wonder what’s up with that. At least for Marie it could be a catholic thing

I want to see game dads in the ball pit

Someone else that they trust a lot that they introduced you to to help you out of a jam.

I’ve seen the best friends one a couple of times and it completely destroys the dynamic obviously. One guy isolated himself and spent a year drunk and on /pol/ and the first conversation I had with him after that was about how the holocaust didn’t happen. Idek if cheating happened in that instance or if she just lined up his best friend really quickly.

Everyone new I meet seems to be polyamorous now but I just hear about less relationship drama generally.

I feel like I currently would be vulnerable to such a thing

Yeah, it’s pretty normal and will become more normal as agricultural strain becomes worse in equatorial regions. I suspect it will depend on the immigration context of more livable countries, in which case you might have more community moving with you and you can struggle together in your new home.

I am a data hoarder and endorse this message.

Currently learning, it’s useful for a lot of the light industrial jobs here

If I had one and was unbothered by energy, probably around 18-21 C. As it stands, I’m planning on storing a couple of spray bottles full of water in the fridge and having a fan pointed at me at all times when summer comes around.

What’s going on in this popular thread?

I always clicked with it really hard as a kid, but my parents banned me from it, so I just wound up making friends so I could play OG Red Alert or Commander Keen or whatever. I also played Tabletop 40k from a pretty early age, which my parents were more permissive of. In tabletop I have a very good systemising mind, so I wind up being the rules person, but I’m not super obsessed about any one system (I am a little “obsessed” with how few people play something other than D&D systems).

Yeah, I can type faster than I can write, but I can write faster than I can type on phone. The note winds up in a physical location, which helps me with both retrieval and remembering (say, this section of my desk-cube-thing is for project notes in my garage, this section is events, this is things I need to buy from the shops etc). I can draw little images pretty easily as well, have not habituated to digital art unfortunately. While not insurmountable with apps, is it really worth the additional effort shopping around when I keep inheriting post-it notes and data cards from various sources (idk why).

Also, I get bonkers distracted on the phone. I sometimes forget I am just checking the time.

It’s ok. I’ve had some amicable conversations and there’s more content for my train trips. Sometimes the online arguments make my anxiety shoot up.

I remember my sphere was obsessed with the turn of the millenium

That’s how you know technology was inside them. I vaguely remember we had an eMac which had a combined CRT and computer inside it. Do not remember liking it

Debit card. Some of my clients pay in cash, which slowly gets used up as I remember it. Sometimes random homeless people end up with $20 because I don’t have change.

I don’t remember what my og argument was