[-] helpimnotdrowning 2 points 2 months ago

Do you have any posts/reading on the win32 additions to the kernel? I vaguely remember something similar being talked about some time ago, but I can't find anything right now.

[-] helpimnotdrowning 1 points 4 months ago* (last edited 4 months ago)

if your sister's by your server in-person, maybe you could guide them to graphically install something like Rustdesk (edit: graphical remote access, wayland isn't well supported so make sure it's running over Xorg), give you the access code & have them manually accept the connection so you can get back in.

You'll be stuck streaming your terminal window and sending laggy keystrokes though whatever connection you have now (until you can get ssh running), but it's better than nothing.

[-] helpimnotdrowning 2 points 4 months ago

I've never heard of AWT being incompatible with Wayland, I'd love to read more on that if you have any!

[-] helpimnotdrowning 2 points 6 months ago

unfortunately I was, lol

I've already bought another drive to avoid this funky shuffling, so I should be fine now

[-] helpimnotdrowning 2 points 1 year ago

learning to use tone correctly and actively thinking about it (as opposed to passively using it like others do) can definitely be tiring since it's basically an exercise to your mind. the only way to get to the "passive use" state is to do it until it doesn't get tiring anymore.

however, the stressed->blunt part does sounds like a normal response, since that tone seems to convey your emotions at that time. if you're feeling stressed alot for this to be common, i would also try to manage stress better, like cutting up tasks into easily manageable parts (but don't cut them too small, as that can make them unmanageable and hard to keep track of!) and giving yourself time to destress by doing things you like to do (video games, shows, videos, music, ... hobbies in general, ...), but also don't overdo it and leave you actual responsibilities behind

(remember that this comment, like most here, comes from experience, not study so might not work for you or need tweaking)

[-] helpimnotdrowning 2 points 1 year ago

Something like that, it lets you "support" your favorite creators and gives you access to subscriber-only posts

[-] helpimnotdrowning 2 points 1 year ago

ame cute😳😳

[-] helpimnotdrowning 1 points 1 year ago

these hoodie designs always knock it out of the park!

[-] helpimnotdrowning 2 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

HTTP 429 is "Too many requests", so you're spamming your home instance too much & is using bot protection against you.

It's good practice to spread out "big"/"important " requests like this over a period of time on most websites so you don't risk getting IP banned

  • "big" usually meaning rarer requests, also like post creation, image upload, etc. Basically things people don't "normally" do (as opposed to normal things, like scrolling through posts, upvoting, subscribing...)
[-] helpimnotdrowning 2 points 1 year ago

I think it depends on the policies of the target instance and maybe your home instance too. Depends on if they want to risk the legal issues or not I guess.

[-] helpimnotdrowning 2 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

Hopefully she's just planning something big for her birthday coming up in a week. At least that's my cope.

Edit: should note that she has made a few appearances lately, like on Girls Talk. She also appears on the promo for the upcoming Connect the World event, so if not now, maybe then? I remember she said she was having some health problems back in like December IIRC, so she's been forced to ramp down production hard.

[-] helpimnotdrowning 2 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

Truth be told, doing it legally will only make it harder and harder to get media. Mullvad VPN (https://mullvad.net ) is only 5€ (~5.4$) monthly and you can quite literally mail them the physical dollars to pay for the VPN if you don't have card.

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