The installed files are not an installer. What you’re referencing is moving the preexisting program files of a game

Doesn’t sound like a mental health issue. It sounds more like a “I got stoned at 1am and got lost on a Wikipedia page about this disease and now I’m curious what could be possible” type thing. Hypotheticals can be fun!

a fish

No? I didn’t have a bad childhood, and I’m sure there’s lots of memories that were made, but they’re long gone. We grow, learn, and evolve. Memories mold us into who we are now, and while it’s good to have important memories documented for recollection (such as keeping a journal), the majority of life is mundane or repeating tasks so those memories are ‘overwritten’ (so to speak) with more recent and relevant memories.

It’s generally strong emotional moments that we remember best. Lots of people in the comments talking about remembering their trauma. I vividly remember my spankings, and my brother dragging my arm across a car window edge, and other bad things.

But I also remember the good times. Going on vacations, spending time with extended family, hobbies I enjoyed as a kid.

Comparing the amount of memories I have from being a kid to now though, my childhood memories are just a distant thought at this point.

Ding ding ding!

My high school was in the nicer part of town, literally separated by a river from the rest of the city. Back then for second languages our school had Spanish, French, ASL, German, and even Latin! Our school had science teachers that won statewide awards, our football team was very competitive, the marching band (and music program in general) was phenomenal.

This was just a public school, and I’ve more than come to terms that the experience I had is nowhere near the norm compared to the rest of the country.

FLIRC is your friend! It’s a USB IR receiver that you can train with literally any IR remote you have. Once you set it up (and it does take a little elbow grease to train it), it just works.

I don’t recall having any special rules. We’d just hit the ball to another square and that was it.

The again, my memory is shit with specifics.

For now. Don’t fight to give them an inch

This is the way

Bees

With the hotline and guides you still had to actually play yourself. This is a step further, you just watch the game play itself.

We’ve got the Kia Niro Wind and I agree they’re fun to drive. Wish it’d charge faster (capped at 75kW I think?) for long trips, but it’s been more than fine for what we need

Wife and I have been using our Sleep Number pillows running on 6 years now. Good memory foam, doesn’t need fluffing

It’s vibes based

Mom said it’s my turn to be Dale!

I used Sync (first for Reddit, then for Lemmy), but the dev’s been AWOL for a lot longer than normal so it’s pretty broken at this point.

Tried Connect next, and it was alright.

Currently using Voyager and I’m pretty happy with it. It’s gotten me back to the old Sync customizations I used to have.

everything we agree on is an ad would be prohibited

And that’s part of the issue; this assumes that we’ve somehow come to a consensus on what ‘ads’ are, or which are ‘bad’. I can get behind getting rid of obtrusive ads, such as pop-ups and video interruptions, but I also actually like billboard advertisements (As long as they are in locations that respect what’s around them, are legible from a distance (not wordy, I’m trying to drive!), and don’t have eye-searing lights). When I travel, billboards often bring us to some interesting locations we may not have thought of before.

Personally, I’d look at making policies restricting “obtrusive advertising”. I don’t mind the advertising, I mind the delivery.

Check out VacuumTube!

Started using this a couple weeks ago in my Google TV w/ Chromecast replacement (Using a Beelink mini-PC with Debian) and it’s so much better than using the desktop site

Google Music was so good