[–] 2 points 2 months ago

I'm all alone in this crowd

Who are you to me? Whom I supposed to be? Not exactly sure, anymore

Where's this going to? Can I follow through? Or just follow you, for a while?

-Vampyre of time and memory QOTSA

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  • [–] 48 points 1 year ago

    Initially I thought this would be about the Chat Control law and dodging end-to-end encryption. Turns out it's just a clever little joke.

    It's good to be reminded sometimes that not everything is fucked up and there's still room for a bit of fun.

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  • [–] 5 points 1 year ago

    I never knew how to get my voice out as a civilian. Thanks for the link. I've prepared a general email, but first asked a specific representative for tips. I wonder whether I'll get a response.

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  • [–] 9 points 1 year ago (1 child)

    I wouldn't say really positive. But it changed a daily slightly negative into a daily slightly positive.

    At work I regularly need to take short notes. I like to fill the page to the full. But it gets messier and more complicated aa the day goes on. So I'd strike through and cross out notes I don't need anymore.
    The thing is, crossing things out triggers a feeling of making mistakes. So instead of crossing out I started using check-marks (Dutch-style)., which feels like a succes and is also a quick fun flourish to draw. So small annoyances have turned into small victories.

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    Platform: PC (windows 95/98?)

    Genre: Racing, vehicular combat

    Estimated year of release: mid to late '90s?

    Graphics/ art style: '90s quality 3D rendering. It had a bit of a dark and rusty look. I don't think the cars were realistically designed.

    Notable characters: one of the cars you could pick might be called viper.

    Notable gameplay mechanics: racing, option to get a weapon on your car, after a win you get to pick one of three doors to reveal your prize.

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