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I also saw a bunch of cool bugs and snakes. Also got to see some kids discover a freshly laid egg. Plus smoke a joint with some old hippies.
I also saw a bunch of cool bugs and snakes. Also got to see some kids discover a freshly laid egg. Plus smoke a joint with some old hippies.
Today I participated in a communal activity to help our friends get their place more set up. I painted their house with my buddy while others framed a new shed for their bee equipment and others tilled and planted their garden with potatoes. I got to watch and attempt milking a goat and then sample the fresh milk (so good actually). And then got to explaining the inherent contradictions of capital to an older woman in a pretty great conversation that lasted a couple hours. It was a profoundly life-affirming experience.
I feell like they’d give you life for that in the states.
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This one might be a fly.
You cats are having a busy couple of days huh?
If you don’t want to actually play it there are some really good breakdowns on this channel. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hBPiXySuxX4
So I’ve been working out and it’s great. I have a little problem though that I am working out next to some fucking Olympian-ass women. I am trying very hard not to look at them in a disrespectful way, but like, the other day this woman was working out her back next to me and I just - it was incredible. She has the best back I’ve ever seen in person, like 2% body fat and absolutely fucking sculpted lats. Is it okay for me to look at that shit and be like “oh wow you are so strong and I hope I can get that someday?” Obviously not saying that out loud. But like when I see women just knocking out several hundred pound lifts I just have trouble not being overwhelmed and watching.
I listened to it and was not really into it, but I didn’t dislike it either. Thanks!
Kind of makes me think about comparing the very fucking long period of time before agriculture where humans were just monkeying about compared to the shorter period of time afterward with a lot more people and then even the relatively quite fucking short modern period with even so many more people. When you think about the rate of change of human living, for instance, how fast it is now; is that just because there’s so many more of us? I mean there’s more of us because of things like the agricultural and industrial revolutions, but is it also a bit of a feedback loop? There are perhaps some frightening connotations to that - but to say my actual point, maybe it’s appropriate to think about the “amount” of history in human-years rather than just years.
I was in an organization previously that had different hand signals for the audience to give a speaker if they were droning on too long. You’d put your arm across the top of your head if they were going on a tangent and raise an arm with a limp hand if they were beating a dead horse.
All right you music nerds: It’s like dark electronica, toeing the line onto djent, but then you add in an eastern European women’s choir kind of folk songing, but arranged so it’s a round like a chorale, and then you syncopate the beat so it’s a little funky.
Is it fucked? Yes. Is it tight as shit? You tell me.
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A user of this comm got a substantial amount of money from donations here and it didn’t work out; they basically ended up in the same place as they were within a month without durably improving their situation. There were some people who thought this person might have squandered the money in various ways, potentially in ways that were not healthy.
It’s difficult to separate those concerns from putting conditions on the aid, but I personally think some of those concerns were out of genuine desire to see the person not fall into self-destructive patterns. I don’t know if it’s appropriate or not to have those concerns, but this rule change prevents any discussion or suggestions that might be more constructive.
I hope this is helpful framing of the conversation without denigrating anyone.
Literally neurodivergent and the very picture of a modern major general.
What if you are bi? Are you only allowed to like gay content of your gender?
Don’t have to change the channel.
Yes, this is the normal behavior. I think that windows has the controller drivers by default. I think what happened is that I removed the controller from my Bluetooth and then interrupted while it was repairing and it fucked those drivers up somehow - I know it seems odd, but my device manager just doesn’t have the controller listed under any name I can identify, even with showing hidden devices. I have a lot of other peripherals so I don’t really want to go through and figure out which generic device it is now, if it’s even in there!
I’m not a professional generally, but I try to make it a point to help people I know move their stuff.
The hardest thing I ever moved was also a piano, out of a basement with a tight stairwell. Luckily I had my gym rat brother come help us. But it still took four of us trying very hard to get that shit up the stairs. It was an old buddy I had kind of grown apart from, so I really wanted to do him a favor just to let him know that I was still a friend.
Honestly it contributed to me now doing strength training. And now that shit has done so much for my mental and physical health.
Again, never been a professional lifter/mover, but I’ve been on job sites about as long as I can remember and have had home improvement happening consistently with my folks.
Drywall isn’t that heavy but it is super sucky to navigate around stairs, especially when it’s moisture-proof board.
I didn’t watch the whole vid vis-a-vis Fieldering, but I’ve always treated this stuff as good exercise and also given it the respect it deserves for body safety. I don’t know if it was just reading the manual and safety labels from my slight autistic nature, but I internalized very early on to lift safely and preserve my back.