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talking as someone who should have gone discussing the matter with a medic at least 25 years ago
speak with your medic, while they don’t have a magic wand, meds can make a big difference
it is something that I regret not having done it sooner
speak with your medic, while they don’t have a magic wand, meds can make a big difference
it is something that I regret not having done it sooner
November 25, 2025 at 7:07 PM
talking as someone who should have gone discussing the matter with a medic at least 25 years ago
speak with your medic, while they don’t have a magic wand, meds can make a big difference
it is something that I regret not having done it sooner
speak with your medic, while they don’t have a magic wand, meds can make a big difference
it is something that I regret not having done it sooner
haven't touched the NES in like 30 years or so..
so yeah I think either the battery last longer or the memory chip has really negligible energy consumption
so yeah I think either the battery last longer or the memory chip has really negligible energy consumption
November 23, 2025 at 10:17 PM
haven't touched the NES in like 30 years or so..
so yeah I think either the battery last longer or the memory chip has really negligible energy consumption
so yeah I think either the battery last longer or the memory chip has really negligible energy consumption
she's giving me advices as we go through, but I do not have self acceptance issues right now
I've just given up living, it's complicated lol
I've just given up living, it's complicated lol
November 19, 2025 at 10:14 PM
she's giving me advices as we go through, but I do not have self acceptance issues right now
I've just given up living, it's complicated lol
I've just given up living, it's complicated lol
I think technically we're in the middle of a landmine and very often we blow ourself up with something new
by now she's probably impressed at how am I managed to even survive until now lol
12 months into therapy and we're still "scanning the surroundings"
by now she's probably impressed at how am I managed to even survive until now lol
12 months into therapy and we're still "scanning the surroundings"
November 19, 2025 at 10:14 PM
I think technically we're in the middle of a landmine and very often we blow ourself up with something new
by now she's probably impressed at how am I managed to even survive until now lol
12 months into therapy and we're still "scanning the surroundings"
by now she's probably impressed at how am I managed to even survive until now lol
12 months into therapy and we're still "scanning the surroundings"
probably, but I'm really tired by now
I mean... the more I talk with my therapist, the more she explained how basically my life was already fucked by the time I turned 6 yo for reasons out of my control
tbh I fail to see what's the point of even trying to have a normal life under such assumptions
I mean... the more I talk with my therapist, the more she explained how basically my life was already fucked by the time I turned 6 yo for reasons out of my control
tbh I fail to see what's the point of even trying to have a normal life under such assumptions
November 19, 2025 at 9:57 PM
probably, but I'm really tired by now
I mean... the more I talk with my therapist, the more she explained how basically my life was already fucked by the time I turned 6 yo for reasons out of my control
tbh I fail to see what's the point of even trying to have a normal life under such assumptions
I mean... the more I talk with my therapist, the more she explained how basically my life was already fucked by the time I turned 6 yo for reasons out of my control
tbh I fail to see what's the point of even trying to have a normal life under such assumptions
I've never used unwrap() even in my very limited experience with Rust (unless it was trivial code or small prototyping)
maybe I have PTSD carried over by Python where everything that can blow up it will, and you did not have any meaningful way to know that exception could be raised
maybe I have PTSD carried over by Python where everything that can blow up it will, and you did not have any meaningful way to know that exception could be raised
November 19, 2025 at 1:32 PM
I've never used unwrap() even in my very limited experience with Rust (unless it was trivial code or small prototyping)
maybe I have PTSD carried over by Python where everything that can blow up it will, and you did not have any meaningful way to know that exception could be raised
maybe I have PTSD carried over by Python where everything that can blow up it will, and you did not have any meaningful way to know that exception could be raised