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What do you use as a PayPal replacement?

I don’t see a critic, I see someone trying to help.

At some point you need to choose agency and be your own parent. It takes a horrific amount of work and you need to choose agency like every fucking nanosecond which is exhausting but it’s already exhausting and horrific being depressed and screaming at yourself to stop staring at your phone and do something, anything, please, so you might as well get up and do five push-ups so you can say you moved your life 1% forward that day.

A defeatist mindset only leads to weaponizing ones incompetence, which is cancerous.

I agree with you, you need to take manageable bites to even begin to get a grip on executive dysfunction. The downvotes seem extreme.

1% more each day every day, baby.

I’ve never heard of either app, are they open source?

What distro are you on?

Still waiting for Defense Against the AI Dark Arts to drop

This looks awesome, thanks for posting!

What lead you to believe NPM is useless/messy?

It sounds like your IPS rules are wrong, but we would need more info. Rules, network topology and flow, too many variables without more info.

What an edifying thread, thank you both for knowing stuff about things

It’s better than wholesome, it’s helpful. It subverts the claws of the pity party to the point of absurdity, leaving the writer with only two options:

1. Shut up and get head scratches
2. Realize they didn’t want head scratches and they just wanted to wallow externally in their own fetishized misery

Well politic’d, friend

What an amazing cheat sheet then!

I’m about to print this out to add to my pile, thanks for taking the time.

I am new to Linux, is this the current “standard” file system?

You are doing incredible work, thank you for taking the time.

LFG Humanity! We fuckin WIN THESE go TEAM

boku no pico

Audibly chuckled at this. Out loud.

The highest honor my people can give. All those years of trauma, worth it.

Primus sucks

Here friend, I also didn’t know

Snap is a software packaging and deployment system developed by Canonical for operating systems that use the Linux kernel and the systemd init system. The packages, called snaps, and the tool for using them, snapd, work across a range of Linux distributions[3] and allow upstream software developers to distribute their applications directly to users. Snaps are self-contained applications running in a sandbox with mediated access to the host system. Snap was originally released for cloud applications[4] but was later ported to also work for Internet of Things devices[5][6] and desktop[7][8] applications.

You are correct. In hindsight, monotropism would have been a better lense to paint this picture through than executive function, but I think we still ended up in the same place. Never hurts to clarify for future readers, though.

Your second paragraph sums up nicely what I was trying to convey.