this is a great question. for me, it would be going to bed a responsible time.

I actually had that thought yesterday. my younger self would be so sad about me cutting out precious video game time, but I literally can’t focus on my job if I get tired halfway through the day.

but my younger self would not understand how lucky my life currently is, and that “sacrifices” need to be made to do the best that I can in life since many people do not have the opportunities I have. I got very lucky.

give up social media? nah that’s too hard for people lol.

I would say… yes! you never know who you are really talking to, so I would never take anything personal someone says to me online, no matter what was said to me.

these are just words on a sceen that can be written by someone who is unwell mentally, as normal people don’t bring other people down during a discussion.

it takes awhile to get used to this, but once you do, the good conversations you have online will (hopefully) outshine the bad ones. good luck!

whoa, Lemmy explorer is a great resource, thanks!

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YOOOOO that purple one! I wonder how hard it would be to do this to mine… time to add this to the Christmas list lol

I see, thanks

You can bypass the requirements since yeah, they were always artificial.

I think bypassing these checks would eventually render your PC vulnerable? for example, bitlocker support being void for computers that relies on TPM 2.0

definitely fucking hilarious. I laughed so hard at the last sentence

can’t wait for steam os to come to desktops, hopefully will happen before the end of windows 10 support

(and got royally pissed at Google for sunsetting its cool Inbox app).

inbox was amazing! closing down the project radicalized me against everything google touched from that point forward lol

its effective for me, but I always find myself going back to reddut due to the data thats already there.

as the fediverse continues to grows, I’m sure my reliance on visiting reddit will begin to go down

if people like Louis Rossman can change legislation in our favor (talking about right to repair), I don’t see why not