I also have to assume they probably do rotations, like watch/guard duty in the military, of control room and more active work, or it would get suuuuper boring real fast. Plus their skills would get rusty if nothing ever happened.

But maybe I’m overly optimistic.

You’ve never had a pancake dog and it shows.

It’s a breakfast sausage (light on salt or omg it would be so much) dipped in a thick pancake batter and deep fried, then drizzled with maple syrup.

Divine.

I lose them entirely too often for that to be an affordable option for me 🤭 I get like 80 clothespins for $1. I’ve gone through like 5 packs of them in 15 years, give or take.

But maybe I’d hit a level of saturation eventually (I find random clothespins all the time now) and it would work out.

Probably not - I have a habit of MacGyvering stuff from whatever I find laying around.. clothespins are stupid handy for that, and binder clips would be too.. so I’d definitely repurpose them.. :)

Exactly that; I spent essentially all of my time reading. In class, between classes, after school. I had no friends because I’d changed schools and was close enough to graduation to not be worth making new friends I wouldn’t keep contact with. So I read a lot. The librarians even gave me another card so I could inter-library-loan more stuff.

It could, but if you deprive sleep to the point of hallucinations, you risk legit permanent damage. Which costs long term money.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5449130/

But also please sleep better if you can, that’s bad for you long term. And you sound young. Don’t fuck up your future for no reason.

You know how hard it is to visually hallucinate without spending money? (With the exception of pressure hallucinations, when you press your eyeballs for several minutes then let go and see geometric shit)

Nearly impossible. Because if you fuck up any of the free methods even slightly you are either getting buried (expensive) or in hospital (expensive). That includes genetic hallucinations, which they make you pay for meds for!

I hallucinate (I have a chronic headache and migraine condition, so I’m prone to such things), but it’s mostly olfactory, so mostly I smell peanut butter when there isn’t any. Not really fun or interesting, and I hate peanut butter. I’ve also recently started auditory hallucinations, but only hearing my deceased cats calling for me or video game music on repeat, again not interesting.

Oh jeez her daughters are named bunny and princess?

Those poor kids.

Apparently that’s a transient problem for even people who use it all the time, normally without issues. I’ve never used it myself but read a conversation about it the other day.

I’m pleased as punch that (nearly) everyone on Lemmy seems to post non-paywalled links, talks about the sites, and exposes them to everyone else.

I bet she enjoyed writing that.

I call my kittens dingus. 😁

Hey me too! Just the Lemmy side (was never into twitters whole thing) but I actually post stuff here, even if it’s just cross posting.

I always used an alt to post on Reddit and did so very infrequently. I think I posted maybe 3 things on the 4 years on Reddit?

I comment a lot more, and have posted a ton more (even without removing the posts! And yea, 5 is a ton more since it’s in the last 2 months rather than 4years!)

I don’t even clear my comment history as a compulsive thing (I changed me behavior somewhat, to allow for this) because I don’t want to remove activity from the platform. I know it needs me to contribute so I do!

They did, but hardly anyone uses safari, so it can’t be used by itself to enforce standards like the google thing will be able to do. It’s just an extra thing they have for now.