More Perfect Union did a video on this that was pretty interesting https://youtu.be/0bfD4NiiMfo

I use the same Kensington. Verticalish and having the trackball for the thumb is great. I have had to replace the mouse wheel twice, though the second one going isn’t their fault. It’s not too difficult but it does involve soldering. Otherwise, I really like it. Mapping buttons to copy and paste has been useful enough I’m considering finding a programmable mouse with more buttons. The Kensington needs its own software running on the OS to customize the buttons.

I need to know something before deciding: Did they put a lawn chair in the spot?

Use perl exec to run a bash script. Now you’re confused, too. And not just about why you’re using perl.

For all you that enjoyed the story, there is a game as well: https://playclassic.games/games/point-n-click-adventure-dos-games-online/play-no-mouth-must-scream-online/

You can also find it on steam.

In the meantime, people in the US will be exposed to large amounts of pollution as the EPA rolls back rules, more people will die of preventable diseases due to vaccine guidance, healthcare being too expensive to use, and a brain drain of doctors, while the people get screwed over by corporations because consumer protections disappear, trucks get bigger and deadlier, the economy being shit due to deteriorated foreign relationships, over policing by violent psychopaths with incentives to fill private prisons, the supreme court decisions and jackasses that will stick around for much longer than a dozen years, and mass shootings continue to not even be national news. And that’s all going to get fixed in a few years while facing a far right headwind? I’ve got my doubts.

Certainly an improvement over the usual way of telling its temperature.

Mankind and the Undertaker get on top. The rest of us can discuss once the table arrives.

I understand the feeling of being in limbo due to uncertainty like that. I’d say if you don’t feel strongly enough to commit to large things, then don’t. For the things that you do feel strong enough about to commit to, keep smashing it into smaller and smaller pieces until they’re manageable, then start to do them. There are tools to help with this process out there. And starting towards something can help clarify if it’s something you want to put effort into. You can also take on smaller, useful pieces of a larger goal such that even if the main goal is something you decide isn’t worth it, you can still get something useful out of what you’ve completed.

I don’t really ever feel like committing to things, so I don’t plan things out like that. Sometimes things turn out well; I just kept doing my hobby I enjoyed and whoops I’ve been doing it for 20 years. Sometimes things go not so well but I try to quit things that aren’t working out early. And sometimes there’s real consequences. My life hasn’t been a straight line by any means. Nobody I know has had a life like that, though, even the planners.

Long term planning is a task that requires executive function. Is it difficult for you and that’s why you dislike it or is your distaste for it a separate issue?

Can there be mechanical assistance such as pulleys?

You have a cat?

And by extension Terranigma and Soul Blazer.

You might like Alundra. PlayStation game. Here’s a long play so you can see what it’s like: https://youtu.be/C7GXOjlshqg

Lots of gear in it, though, otherwise a fantastic recommendation.

Much like a claymore, the apple is a directional munition. The stem goes towards the doctors; the user should always see the apple anus. New users can remember this with the phrase, “Kiss their ass goodbye.”

The naked on his birthday guy and the other guy from that season that forgot to keep touching the pole are all I remember.

The Chaarani study cited in the article has been retracted https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36279138/

I’d take the article’s conclusions with a grain of salt at best or as part of a moral panic if you’re feeling less charitable.

Prepotente?

I feel lucky that I’ve found hobbies where I enjoy the practicing instead of the results. Everything I’ve tried with a goal is mind has eventually been dropped, but the ones that I enjoy regardless of results have stuck around. Eventually I even got good at some.