mjhelto

joined 1 year ago
[–] [email protected] 1 points 18 hours ago
  • Only lay in bed for sex and sleep, nothing else.
  • Make sure your screens are off or have an orange filter for nighttime.
  • Toke it up, if you want and it's legal, about 20 minutes before bed.
  • Go to bed around the same time each night.
  • and the most important... INVEST IN A GOOD MATTRESS!

Not affiliated at all, just a customer, but AmeriSleep beds have been the best beds I've ever laid in! They have just enough give in firmness to avoid hip pain while sleeping on my side, but support those pressure points evenly with your spine.

[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 day ago

Don't threaten me with a good time!

[–] [email protected] -1 points 3 days ago (1 children)

I get it, the anger and spite, but you're not running for president in a country where a portion of the population believes you should be saintly while your opponent spews vitriol any time he opens his mouth. Biden has nothing to lose by removing the gloves, but unfortunately, calling a rose a pig dipped in dog shit while hoping to appease the largest swath of voters is something Harris needs to shoulder. Biden should have never made those comments, at least not until after the election.

I feel the same as you, but we have the platform to voice those things anonymously and without repercussions.

[–] [email protected] 4 points 5 days ago

Hey, I'm you and you're me! I also just turned 40 in late September. Happy belated birthday, ya old fart!

[–] [email protected] 23 points 5 days ago

Don't worry, that's exactly what these TheoBros and Christofascists want! It's literally in their little manifesto.

[–] [email protected] 2 points 5 days ago* (last edited 5 days ago)

To turn away from the "go hard onto Linux" tropes, try Windows Update Blocker (WuB). I've been using it to pick when my machine, as well as friends and families machines, update. Every month or so, you need to turn updates back on by using it and updating the OS, but it can be scripted to enable/disable updates at any time, if you don't feel like thinking about it. It not only blocks if but protects from reenabling updates by that fucking medic service that will try to turn it back on when the machine is idle.

[–] [email protected] 3 points 6 days ago

Be the chaos you need to have in your life!

[–] [email protected] 3 points 6 days ago

I've let non-verbal pets (my snake, for one) die because I knew I needed to feed them, but my task paralysis prevented me from doing so when I thought of it and my lack of time management meant they could always go one more day.

Man, 2020 sucked major ass. I'm sorry Juno! You deserved better than me.

It is exhausting to live like this. Now, I just have passive SI and am waiting to find out what cancer or terminal disease I have that will claim my life while I slowly eat and sit myself to an early grave.

[–] [email protected] 3 points 6 days ago (1 children)

Never worked food prep but I've worked at a handful of help desks in IT. I always felt most comfortable and confident in my abilities when helping to identify and solve "house burning" situations. Is not that I couldn't lead others in a managerial role, it's that I know I'd be life you, in the thick of it, and also then have the stress of managing people and the stress of all that!

[–] [email protected] 7 points 6 days ago

Psh, that's for future me to deal with!

[–] [email protected] 1 points 6 days ago (1 children)

What are "benzos"? At first I thought that was Bezos.

[–] [email protected] 5 points 6 days ago

If you figure out the motivation thing, give me buzz. For winding down, I found that doing mindless sorting tasks is good for relaxing. For instance, I build LEGO things, my son plays with them and takes them apart eventually, and I sort them back out. One time, I went through my son's old clothes and made a list of what was in each box. I felt so relaxed after the clothes logging! It was a nice little Saturday!

We are wired differently. "Winding down" doesn't look the same for us. It's just hard to find the right task to let our brains relax.

 

I used to have no issue with this, just like the person from this reddit post, where my music app would resume playing if it was the last app with media playing via Bluetooth and I did not actively close the app since the last time it played.

I am having this same issue, with this same phone, running (I assume) the same Android version. Ever since I got my Pixel 7, I've had no problems with Bluetooth resuming in my car. I'd listen to Deezer on my way to work, my way from work, and as long as it was the app of choice, it would start playback as soon as it connected back to my car. I received a few updates recently and now that doesn't happen. Now it just shows me what it was playing, but never starts it, and I have to go into the app, itself, just to "wake it up" to play.

Anyone seen similar? I've unchecked all things that I know of which could stop an app from running in the background, or with loss of connection to devices. It's not set to close at all for any reason, yet it almost seems like it does. No one has responded to the OP of the cross-post so I figured I'd extend this post to Lemmy and see if anyone has an answer or suggestion.

Soon as my phone is paid off I'm going to Graphene or some other alternative to Google's trash.

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