yardratianSoma

u/yardratianSoma@lemmy.ca
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on Gonna need a bigger boot · c/fuckcars · 1 pts · 13d

the few times my life ever flashed before my eyes include the time I was 10 and my parent spun out on the highway during a snowstorm, as I watched a tractor trailer approach in the near distance, thinking "this might be the end".

And, the time my child was born.

Times I ever feared my life to fucking aquatic animal? Take a guess.

Humans don't fear the beasts of everyday life!

navidrome, self-hosted is what I use. Personally, the less I have to contact google's servers for the media I enjoy, the better.

Sorry I don't have better advice, but alongside soulseek, lucida.to, and torrents, I have way more music than I think I'll ever be able to listen to in my lifetime.

on Soulseek & Resharing · c/piracy · 6 pts · 19d

I always share things I've downloaded. It's not mine to begin with, so no need to hide it.

yeah, I mean, I only have 2 monitors, but since I use the sway window manager, I have it configured to automatically highlight the window that my cursor is under, so it kind of supersedes the need for a cursor locator. And all but my active window are set to dim as well, makes finding where I'm at much easier.

Where I live, the license only has to be renewed, but only every 2 years after turning 80. No driving test.

Apparently:

Tennessee does not set a maximum age for driving. Instead, the state evaluates drivers based on their ability to drive, which may require medical reviews, testing, restrictions and suspensions when safety concerns arise, according to Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security.

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No states in the South impose a maximum age at which people have to stop driving, and only three enforce strict renewal laws for the elderly: Florida, Georgia and Louisiana (source)