I would start with a mindfulness practice.

Expecting passion from work or school seems like a high goal. It’s ok to not have that.

Anyway, my tips are therapy and meds. They work best together, and in some cases don’t work at all if you just have one.

|’m glad |’m not the only one annoyed by that.

Sometimes the best lie is the truth.

Probably listening to Evenescence

The movie Glass Onion was based on a Reddit comment?

So what’s the plan when family can no longer support them? At a certain point parents can no longer support adult children.

How does not working, uh, work? Like, pretty soon after I graduated I had to have a job to pay for food and housing and a car. If I didn’t I’d be homeless. Are NEETs all homeless?

Yup, won’t touch Disney

A bot can’t write “Disney’s Mickey Mouse, specifically the one depicted in the 2000’s cartoons still under copyright, fucking Donald Duck in his dussy”

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I’m gonna infringe on medical patents and pirate as much corpo medicine as I can in 12 hours

I need to get a job as an op-ed writer. My current job expects me to not make egregious errors, or at the bare minimum apologize for and fix the ones I do make.

Yeah, they cut off API access 2 hours ago, and then renamed Twitter to X about 20 minutes ago.

This is old enough that you could cross-post from Twitter to Facebook

Buy the land and put it in a trust, or incorporate and establish zoning laws.

The town im in keeps developing like crazy (for who im not sure, as there’s still a decent homeless population and empty housing but anyway)

Supply and demand. Build more and prices stop rising and maybe some people without homes will be able to catch up.

There’s a housing crisis and we need more housing built everywhere. Especially dense, walkable housing. From the sound of it they’re building car-dependent sprawl around you.

Yes, WordPress and Ghost websites are able to share their posts via ActivityPub, so people can follow them through Mastodon-like Fedi apps.

Literally every piece of infrastructure. Infrastructure is everything that makes things more efficient by being so ubiquitous that it becomes practically invisible.

Sure, there are the obvious ones like clean water and electricity pumped directly to our homes. There are also other kinds of infrastructure that is less visible.

Standardized size of shipping containers, food safety regulations, a legal system that keeps companies’ worst impulses in check, HTML as a freely available spec. These are a few of the many things that enable us to have a high trust society.

Well that’s an ironic summary

I can sympathize with not having the money to pay for a search engine when others are free. Aside from the great results, I like the idea of paying for a search engine.

“If you aren’t paying for the product, you are the product being sold” is true, and I don’t want to use a search engine that is trying to sell me to advertisers. I want the company’s goals to be aligned with mine as a user. I want them to worry about making me happy as a user, not finding ways to show me ads.