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This sounds like a positive message for people who question their self-worth. However, you will run into people in your life who try to take advantage of you because it’s easy. Loving everyone without questioning what you get out of the equation entails a risk of becoming a doormat. So please look out for yourself too.
What do you use? I’m happy with i3 and haven’t looked at other window managers in a while.
J’ai beaucoup écouté ces chansons récemment:
Gwendoline - Clubs sur Bandcamp
Gwendoline - Si j’préfère sur Bandcamp
I’m so sorry that you feel the $0.00 you’ve spent on GIMP’s development were not well spent
Thanks a lot, it was a very refreshing conversation :) That’s excellent advice, and I wish you all the best also.
<333 thank you JoShmoe ;-;
WOW thank you! It’s super rare for anyone, let alone a stranger on the internet to care and ask. I appreciate you. You have some personality traits you come across very seldom and I hope you preserve them. I’ll just put it in spoiler tags because it’s long.
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So, earlier today I drew up a diagram with my age on the x-axis and happiness on the y-axis. There were three times in my life when my happiness was in the positive. The first was when I met someone at school and they seemed to like me and we became mutual best friends. Unfortunately, they cut off all contact for reasons they still don’t want to talk about, so that ended fairly quickly. The second time was when I met an online friend irl, we became best friends instantly and started dating, but because of living on two different continents we couldn’t keep it up, so that was the end of that. I have an unfulfilled desire for reciprocated best friendship or love. Humans are social animals and I think it makes sense to feel miserable when a basic need that you have is unfulfilled. I’m not suggesting that everyone feels a need for romance or a best friend, but I certainly do. I have zero friends I can turn to in this town. My next closest friend lives 160km away while the second closest is already separated by the English channel. Oh, the third time in my life I felt happy? Well I was bullied throughout my entire childhood and adolescence for my weight. When I turned 18 and left that toxic environment, I was able to reach a weight that’s considered healthy for the first time in my life. I thought this would be the end of feeling miserable and that my life would start now. That optimism lasted for about a year. Then I realized that nothing has changed and nothing I have ever done has amounted to anything worthwhile.
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computers, geography, language learning, cycling come to mind. tbh i find that question really hard to answer when asked directly, maybe because i kind of don’t enjoy my life in general.
Thank you! I appreciate the nuanced perspective and good wishes. <3
Friend 😭 Thank you <33
The speaker makes a lot of points with no evidence to back them up where he should have some. That’s alright if you want a conversation about browsers at the virtual bar table, but clearly not a great video essay. Some of his points
- An incident in 2017 where Firefox installed a plugin called Mr. Robot without the user’s consent
- Firefox’s default privacy settings are bad
- Donations to Mozilla don’t go towards software development
- The chromium engine has better performance
- Use Brave (repeated about 100 times)
alyth@lemmy.worldto Firefox@lemmy.world•Mozilla Corporation Org Changes - setting up Firefox as a standalone product organization201·1 year agoIt reads like typical corporate vomit.
alyth@lemmy.worldto Firefox@lemmy.world•Mozilla Corporation Org Changes - setting up Firefox as a standalone product organization224·1 year agoHow about you work on Firefox instead of “emerging pods around new product design sprints and ideation”
alyth@lemmy.worldto Mildly Infuriating@lemmy.world•Microsoft extolling the benefits of cloud storage in their Office save dialogEnglish42·1 year agoI only use Windows in corporate settings and OneDrive / file management has been the single biggest pain point for me, by far.
- Deleted files magically reappearing
- Files not showing up after saving
- Confusing save location of files
- Confusing navigation in the file manger
Windows tries to copy Apple and fails miserably.
fixed, thank you!
I used Babel for a bit. The quality seems good. There’s little to no gamification, it feels like a digital version of a classic language learning textbook. They offer around 12-13 languages up to level B2. If you decide to purchase a lifetime subscription, it’s on sale every couple of months for 130-180 USD.