Honestly, I find it to be miserable at first too, which really sucks. I've stopped and started exercising multiple times in my life and it's always difficult for me to get back into for this reason. However, I've found that if I comfortably push through I get to a point where I'm struggling less and it becomes more satisfying. That's when I start enjoying it because I can start setting specific goals and working towards them.
OP this is a big improvement from your previous post. It's an excellent starting point for folks who are looking to start using a VPN. There's a lot of constructive criticism in here, which is good, but might be discouraging. Just know that this is already very useful for many people.
I haven't seen mention of duckduckgo in this thread or related ones. I use it regularly and I don't have too many issues with it. Anyone aware of concerns with it?
My personal favorite is Decapitated. Try the song "Spheres of Madness" first. If you really dig that sound and would like something faster and more aggressive, check out the album "Winds of Creation". If the production value isn't high enough for you, you can check out some newer stuff. I like the songs "Veins" on "Blood Mantra" and "Impulse" on "Anticult".
Hanabi - a pretty simple card game in which you work together to put on a fireworks show. You can't see your own hand, but instead can see everyone else's. Others give you hints about what's in your hand so you can make plays.
10-minute dungeon - a kickstarter table top game where you tear through as many dungeons/monsters as possible in 10-minute increments (I think). It's been awhile since I've played it, but I have very fond memories of it.
Honestly, I think playing it with a friend might even bump it to 8/10. I had a blast with it despite the lack of innovation and repetitiveness of the gameplay
Honestly, I find it to be miserable at first too, which really sucks. I've stopped and started exercising multiple times in my life and it's always difficult for me to get back into for this reason. However, I've found that if I comfortably push through I get to a point where I'm struggling less and it becomes more satisfying. That's when I start enjoying it because I can start setting specific goals and working towards them.
OP this is a big improvement from your previous post. It's an excellent starting point for folks who are looking to start using a VPN. There's a lot of constructive criticism in here, which is good, but might be discouraging. Just know that this is already very useful for many people.
I almost ate the onion
I stay blissfully ignorant above sea level and I aim to keep it that way
I tried out sewing recently. It's very inexpensive to start by hand and I feel productive when mending clothing and fabrics around my place.
I go straight to 5 but I bring 2 and 4 with me
Awesome, thank you!
I like puzzle platformers. Is Uurnog Uurnlimited still available?
I already have my own copy for Xbox 360, but just wanted to say Enslaved is a great (but admittedly flawed) game for anyone who hasn't played it!
Libre Office Draw is another Ai alternative
Fair point. Let's add positively to the discussion then. An admittedly easy place to start is Google search. Here are some alternatives to try:
None of the above are perfect, but all are much better in terms of their impacts on others IMO.
I haven't seen mention of duckduckgo in this thread or related ones. I use it regularly and I don't have too many issues with it. Anyone aware of concerns with it?
Burning the midnight oil aye?
Hell yeah. What games did you pick up with it?
My personal favorite is Decapitated. Try the song "Spheres of Madness" first. If you really dig that sound and would like something faster and more aggressive, check out the album "Winds of Creation". If the production value isn't high enough for you, you can check out some newer stuff. I like the songs "Veins" on "Blood Mantra" and "Impulse" on "Anticult".
Hanabi - a pretty simple card game in which you work together to put on a fireworks show. You can't see your own hand, but instead can see everyone else's. Others give you hints about what's in your hand so you can make plays.
10-minute dungeon - a kickstarter table top game where you tear through as many dungeons/monsters as possible in 10-minute increments (I think). It's been awhile since I've played it, but I have very fond memories of it.
No, no, this sounds incredible!
Then you are not and never were an ally. I have "White Fragility" by Robin DiAngelo on my reading list. You might consider adding it to yours as well
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Honestly, I think playing it with a friend might even bump it to 8/10. I had a blast with it despite the lack of innovation and repetitiveness of the gameplay