Old-school clockwork is very interesting, I get that.
I just have no personal desire to try to build something like that, lol. Then again, due to a neurological issue, I have slight tremor.
Working on laptops can be difficult some days. Clockwork gears? Eesh.
Black.
To those that will argue that black is the absence of color, or ALL the colors, fine. Then blue.
I’ve done a little volunteer work, and in the past I’ve donated financially to various charities.
At the moment, my last paycheck was for two days, and it took 5 months to get this job.
So, currently, no. I’m trying to get back in the saddle, pay off some shit, and start saving for emergencies again.
Also, you know, eating at least once a day can be nice, even if it seems like a luxury some days.
Mea-sles? Ohhh, my freedom rash.
Nah, its fine. Not contagious or potentially life altering for the worse even if I survive.
I don’t know where I picked it up, but my toddler son came back from preschool with something similar! Any way, I’ve got to get to his funeral. Merica!
I mean, chemo is primarily used for cancer - however it is also used to treat some autoimmune and blood disorders.
I assume you mean as a healthy person though, which yeah… sounds miserable if you have no reason.
I miss the original GW classes.
I could never “click” with any of the classes in GW2. I wanted to enjoy it, and did to an extent, but it never kept me coming back.
That being said, I have a friend who is still VERY active in GW2 all these years later, so I guess its just me, lol.
I worked at an elementary school (public) in a very red state.
I had been overhauling the library computers (I was IT) all day and had been chatting with the librarian. Cool chick, probably 10 years older than me, so late 30s. I was dating my wife at the time, so I wasn’t looking to date, but got invited out for drinks with other librarians from the district.
After a few rounds, the topic turned to censorship, book bans, etc.
Every single one of them, from the churchy prim and proper lady, to the more alternative types, we against banning books and discussed how to get the kids access and and encourage them to read them, without losing their jobs.
I had to shutdown their plan to distribute cheap flash drives with banned material on them a la guerilla distribution - ie, leave it where kids would find them.
And that is why next week Mr. Case’s cyber security BS thing was about how we don’t plug random shit we find in to computers.