Silverdawn
"On the old road, we found redemption."
I'm 36 years old. I live in Eastern Europe. I value honesty, kindness and humility.
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I've had the same problem for several years, let me know if you figure out a solution.
the next run on his ladder.
This should probably be "rung" rather than "run".
Nice work but I wish there was a mega-repository of similarly useful scripts and software somewhere.
Interestingly, Denmark, with its incredibly restrictive migration scheme, is No. 1 least racist country in the world.
That seems logical, no? Negative experiences create negative opinions. I think "American History X" did a great job exploring the chain of suffering->hatred->more suffering etc.
Awesome band, I've been listening to "The Father of Death" album for the last few weeks, thanks for sharing!
Is there any other forum where you normally post them?
So, what are you reading?
"Project Hail Mary" by Andy Weir. It's pretty good! Lonely, nerdy, interesting. I'd give it an easy 9/10. I'm intentionally not giving a detailed review because it's impossible to talk about the book without major spoilers.
It's great, I can easily recommend it. It's mostly an interactive movie, though. As opposed to an actual video game.
The biggest things that pop in my head about it: the characters are awesome and interesting, the writing is almost all excellent. And the choices matter a bit more than they did in older Telltale games. You can do two playthroughs that feel very different from eachother. Oh, and the voice-acting is genuinely phenomenal.
There are a few graphic scenes (boobs) but there's an option to censor them.
If you're not sure, you can pirate it first, play it a bit and then decide. But personally, I would just say "yes". Haven't heard a single person I know dislike the game.
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I've had a bit of a personal "eureka" moment and would like to write about the realization while it's still fresh.
I've struggled with anger management issues pretty much my whole life. Powerful emotion -> awful, uncontrollable reaction, that sort of thing.
Anyway, I figured out that self-control during angering experiences is actually a skill that can be trained. Meaning, by adopting the mindset of "What just happened is awful/stupid/insulting but this is a good opportunity to train myself", I've dramatically reduced both the magnitude and the length of these powerful, uncontrollable emotions.
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