Capey has fallen so far

Funny, I feel the same way. Im kinda scared of all the stuff they say about it, and I dont even know if im really that independent. Im just scared if this college is right and all the choices, there's so many choices and it seems overwhelming. I also looked into stoicism too and lots of self-help channels usually when I get super anxious. Im just scared it won't be okay.

>>7
I want to elaborate on this post I wrote earlier, some things happened lately as I got really close to another person this past week.
Through work I got into contact with this person and I only seen her a few times the past year but apparently we "clicked" as we talked about a lot of deep things and I talked about my frustration with [...]
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I'd agree with that timeline. Basically the rise of smartphones led to three major shifts: content was being optimized for mobile which, which means less information density and more fluff. This led to the shift away from the internet as a place for exchange information (e.g. messageboards where people play role as both content creator and consumer) into a pubsub type model where few people create content and everyone else consumes. Finally, this naturally paved the way for walled gardens to take advantage of a captive audience, which is where we are today: the majority of communication happens on a hand-few of $BIGCO platforms, and the styles of communication are oriented towards real-time, bite-size messages.

T think the 2014 controversy brought irreparable damage to imageboards as a whole. There was a time when no corner of the internet felt like home until I found aesthetically regressive web communites like wiby or tilde.

>>56

Elementary is nice, especially because it's well-designed. I agree that the window manager is annoying and it's much more resource-heavy than it used to be, but the design and usability is good.

Of course, now I use a Mac, so lol

>>57

Yes, I really like the design of Elementary, and their human interface guidelines are some of the most thoughtful I've seen in a long time. System coherence is up there with Haiku, as long as you don't try to do anything different.

But the resource usage thing is what comfiness rests on pretty much for me. I can't get by without that being low.

I don't know if this fits in this thread but I like the film "Kin-Dza-Dza!" a lot:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EYHv8eJrW2Y

https://youtu.be/24J6k1svSr0
Here's one I like. It's "Who Will Comfort Toffle?" / "Vem Ska Trösta Knyttet?", an old Moomins animation from 1980

>>849
nice!

Amateur SATCOM
The subculture of a subculture.

https://www.amsat.org/?fbclid=IwAR34m_vMOqfyUztD2V1i0Ef6wjPg01d-H0QmlGnGNgx5YKGqYoaQABzVqlg

The inverted danish japanese animation i'm watching throws tons of esoteric concepts in but twists them in a absurd way.

It's unlike most they know what they're talking about but chose to twist everything. Not for plot points it was just twisted.

It seams like it should be esoteric humor but the plot is too serious.

PlayTime (1967) kinda. But for stuff that is just weird and not explained could also be Twin Peaks for the most part.

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I'm afraid there is nothing comfy about being a hikikomori. I have a certain feeling of dread.

>>18

Can relate.

>>61
Ah don't worry, AW was beatable by 12 yo me so you should manage. It's turn based too so you have all the time to think about your moves. The hard mode has some difficult maps but I think you should be able to beat about every mission in the normal mode on your first try.
I'm getting back into those because there was a remake announced for the switch and I loved these games as a kid.

>>62
Maybe I'll give them a try them.

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Grief is one of those that people,
Don't really understand.
And I think that grief is a part of everybody's life,
From what I've experienced.
There's nobody who's spared an introduction to grief,
Or a relationship with grief
There's nothing wrong with you if you feel overwhelmed or overcome by it
I find that to be very common,
And so to speak, normal

wasting time aimlessly, being worthless. except there's no line, no end*

nothing sucks more than people who go, "okay, enough fun. I'm a balanced human gonna do productive things now, thanks bye."

like no, wtf. that makes me bad for not stopping. duck. productive, healthy humans somehow happy and functional simultaneously. ew. they're a different species.

*except the inevitable. killing each other instead of one killing another. very uncool and cliche.