I was just graduated, and very depressed. Found my first job, but got fired because of frequent mental breakdowns. I was on medicines that I can’t afford. Overall in poor health. But after failing some attempts in college, I generally abandoned the suicide plans during that time. It’s hard to believe it’s already been 18 years too, happy birthday to you.
Pazintach
Coming from discuss.tchncs.de, I’d like to create a non-Lemmy profile in case things went wrong there. PieFed seems nice.
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Pazintach@piefed.socialto
Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What should we be doing, individually, to increase Lemmy's userbase?English
2·5 days agoYes, it collects all the replies in one post, if the OP’s been cross posted to different communities, and it only shows the post title once, so it doesn’t overcrowd your feed. You can submit to communities to create your home feed like Lemmy, or there are Feeds that you can subscribe or create to your own liking, or there are Topics of collected similar communities, for easier browsing too. It has a more complicated structure than Lemmy, but I think it’s worth it.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What should we be doing, individually, to increase Lemmy's userbase?English
3·6 days agoIs this the right place to discuss PieFed? I think PieFed did the cross posting and fragmented communities problem nicely. You can create your own feed too.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What are your favorite healthy snacks?English
6·8 days agoBanana and nuts? I usually eat them as snacks. Any easy to peel fruits will do. I might add a glass of soy milk, too, if really hungry.
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Showerthoughts@lemmy.world•Why do we have shampoo, conditioner, and body wash soaps?English
8·14 days agoMy other half goes approximately the same approach. Only warm water every three or five days, the once oily hair gets much better, needs less washing, and very little dandruff too. I like simple method, at least it worked for us. :)
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Mildly Interesting@lemmy.world•Being short gives me a brutal advantage of exploiting particular vulnerability of a tall opponent's belly in fencing and in case of a fightEnglish
3·14 days agoThe short one I knew likes to parry and get close, often step to the side, then stab or hit you in the lower half. But they can get close and stab you in the neck too. But it’s unsafe even with the Feder, I once broke someone’s bone with it, so all I have to say is the shorties can hit all the parts the manuscripts recommended. Of course you can hit them in the head too, but usually they are very aware of their distances, like the other one said, you might have more luck hitting their hands.
But people are different. One of our short guys get very good at protecting his head and hands, his only weakness is his lower right side…
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•Is it true that being short gives me a brutal advantage of exploiting particular vulnerability of a tall opponent's belly in case of a fight?English
1·14 days agoMy partner and I sometimes sparring and discuss on different scenarios. But those are just games and hypotheses. There are always advantages and disadvantages, prepared and not prepared, there can be ambushes that we don’t know how we died, a fight with the same weapon is not fair because all sorts of things. All in all, we don’t want to be caught in a fight. If have to, we want the information/power/instrument the opponent don’t know we have. And then, we might still die…
So I might want to keep the advantage that I thought I have, or my opponent thought I don’t have, as a secret. Maybe?
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Mildly Interesting@lemmy.world•Being short gives me a brutal advantage of exploiting particular vulnerability of a tall opponent's belly in fencing and in case of a fightEnglish
6·14 days agoHello HEMA friend. I repeatedly see tall people get their knees beaten. Then some learn to keep their distances too. But the ultimate killing machine is the left-handed… Lucky we don’t have one, but my partner and I try to train our left hands too.
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Television@piefed.social•What are you watching and what do you recommend this week?English
4·15 days agoI’m watching My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic. Just needed something to give me comfort.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What did you stupidly believe as a child?English
2·18 days agoThat if we put up enough efforts, we’ll achieve world peace? I held this stupid belief till high school.
That adults are trustable, and will honour their words? This died young.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•When you were a kid, how clingy were you to your parents? As in: Cuddles? Sleep in the same room? | Is this clingyness normal?English
31·19 days agoChildhood memories felt distant, but looking back, when I was small, I generally like doing things in my own corner, or going out on my own if I can.
I felt close to my father, enjoyed ask him all sorts of questions like he knew everything, and often worried he might died or went missing, and I’ll became an orphan. Never felt close to my mother.
I also remember I loved one of our family cat very much, but they gave him away. I loved my rooster that I grow from a chicken very much, but they ate him.
I have several swords. Some are light and nimble, at least for an adult, like my Messers are all around 800g, 90cm-ish in length, with point of balance at around 11-13cm. I think a child should have no problem wielding them if they do it with care. Then there is a 170cm Zweihänder, weighted about 3kg, PoB at 11cm. I have no doubt a child would be able to lift it, but to use it, it would be very hard. If she can use that adult-size-looking-sword in the picture then she definitely earned it. ;)
Luckily my parents acknowledged it long ago. And they have always been careful to not be wasteful. Public transportations, travel less and only by trains, less heating/cooling, recycle, collect rain water. They’ve done enough and sadly, there’s little else average people can do.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What communities would you like to see on Lemmy?English
2·25 days agoOne of my niche hobbies, like HEMA and HEMAScholar.
A community for Ikea stuffs would be nice too?
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What YouTube channel to you has degraded in time?English
5·2 months agoI still like Skallagrim. He still gave helpful reviews about blacksmiths and historical weapons that I’m interested in. And IMO, his channel was always more entertainment than scholarship. But HEMA is a martial art that develops slowly, way slower than YouTube algorithm’s demand. There are not many new stuffs to talk about. If there has to be fillers to get his channel going, I’m okay with that.
Edit: Back to the topic. There are not many channels that I care about degraded to the point that I can’t bare. What makes me a little sad is that from time to time, channels stop publishing videos. Especially after Covid, people found better things to do, so they hibernated their YouTube channels.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•Anybody else's daydreams have continuity and lore?English
4·2 months agoYeah, I like world building since as young as I can remember, and continued it till this day. There are several worlds, but all in the same universe. Putting characters in there and see them evolve is fun. Continuing the narratives also helps me sleep, it’s like a sort of meditation.
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Games@lemmy.world•What are your favorite games from a worldbuilding standpoint?English
12·3 months agoApart from Mass Effect, Pillars of Eternity, and Deus Ex as others have already mentioned, I’d like to also add:
Grim Dawn.
The conflicts in its Universe feels reasonable, all the factions have their history and reasons of existence, there are beneficial and selfish, but no clear black and white, and everything interacts. The Lore is very good for an ARPG that focuses on combat, loots and built.


It’s a nice show, I enjoyed it too. And I surprised the trio appeared as a household while playing the Sims 3.