My bad, I meant to say shift T and then shift S.

Pretty much the same for me.

I experienced a moderate amount of childhood sexual trauma, pretty much everything short of forced penetration, but because I had been environmentally groomed up until the moment I realized that it was what it was, I didn’t think much about it.

It had been enjoyable and fun and pleasurable.

I already knew all of these things that I suddenly remembered, but the facts surrounding them, a willing cognizance of the events, had not bubbled up to the surface.

It was like I opened my eyes, and what I saw horrified me.

That being said, I am somewhat resilient, even if I am a bit of a coward at times, and like, I think it gave me a much more open mind and a broader perspective on what other people have gone through.

I’ve always been a bit of a softie, and, like, now I’m just also personally empathetic.

generally temperate, A little hot, a little cold, a little wet, a little dry.

On average I would say it’s somewhere between below boiling and above freezing, depending on the season.

They say that immersion is one of the best ways to pick up a new language.

If it was everywhere all of the time, and you took advantage of things like community language learning events and language learning apps, you could become fluent in a matter of months.

After all, most people only need like a thousand to two thousand words to get by, So yeah, well, you may not be languidly discussing Proust during a bachanal with your neighbors by the end of the season, you should be able to identify stores and food items and discuss the weather and minor events.

I’ve been to several countries.

Translation apps are not perfect, but they can get you by in a pinch.

If it runs “fast enough” on a completely clean system that would cost the average user $1500, then companies assume that that means that it is a good product.

If you want better software, you have to give developers worse hardware to develop on, and more time to develop.

That’s the same thing the first Morrowind space traveller said to me before I turned him into the first Morrowind space traveler

I was in second grade when they changed the way that Wednesday is spelled.

It used to be Wendsday, at least that’s how it was spelled in the universe I came from.

Nothing has really made sense since.

I was at the thrift store the other day and I found a box for $5 for sale that had a piece of the Berlin Wall in it.

I don’t even know why, but I had to snap it up, and now it’s sitting on my little curio shelf.

Assuming that graphics were not an issue, like you would get realism, I would probably go with Morrowind.

It’s so easy to become hyper OP in Morrowind that if the engine could keep up with it, it would be amazing.

I wouldn’t say it’s consequence free. I played it once and caught crabs and it was literally a crab attached to my junk.

I really like using Shotcut for video editing. It just makes sense to me. It’s quick and easy, and I know there’s other software like I’m sure somebody’s gonna jump out and say DaVinci Resolve or something, but it works for my purposes.

My favorite part about Notepad++ is pressing ALT and then selecting a line and then you can edit multiple lines of text at the same time.

Well, that and the fact that it’s an amazing piece of software that is continuously improved and free and just generally all around the best at what it is.

Well, being is that I already have all of the equipment set up, I could just pay off my house and all of my debts with the remaining, I don’t know, $600,000 just buy jewelry and cars that I can then resell in the future or something if need be.

I feel like for wooden windows all you would have to do is pull the trim and then you can remove the glass slider and sand it down so that it will slide correctly and then reassemble.

That definitely seems like something that could be done weekend warrior style with a couple of cheap tools and a few YouTube videos.

That reminds me, I also need to redo my fence.

I have 23 fence posts that will probably need to all be pulled and replaced, and then do all of the rafters and whatnot.

Yay

Let’s see, internally I have some trim to paint, and I need to install the motion sensor LED lighted stairway paths on the internal and external stairs and install the tops for the steps.

I might redo the motion sensor under cabinet lighting because the modules that are there are 4,000 Kelvin and I would prefer 3,300 Kelvin.

After that, I need to clean and organize, I have one countertop to replace, A few doors to shorten to account for the new flooring that I just installed.

Then it’ll be time to redo the bathrooms.

They’re just going to get a light update with a new bathtub, new countertop and sink, new vanity, and painted walls.

Once that’s done, I’ll probably hire somebody to paint the interior.

Oh yeah, and I need to dig trenches and install the external 12 volt lighting for the driveway.

Lots to do. I could easily spend the rest of the year just doing all of that, but once it’s done, the only thing left to do would be to like paint or replace internal doors so that they’ll match the new trim and possibly rework the railing on the stairs to make them a little safer, a little more up to date.

Nothing that a translation app on your phone can’t fix.

The other real tradeoff is that it doesn’t rely on rare earth materials in order to function. Sodium is incredibly abundant and can easily be filtered out of seawater for all the world’s needs for the next thousand years.

It’s also theoretically less toxic and less likely to explode, and even though for now it costs more than lithium, what with lithium having had 20-some odd years of development behind it, the price will come down because the raw materials to make it are abundant and cheap.

I wouldn’t necessarily trust that. I have used Xfinity for a long time and my IP address often went months without changing.