frank 8h ago • 100%
Totally agree, and get that. I wouldn't want medication necessarily either. You don't have to medicate at all! In fact maybe just knowing and working with it would be a good first test.
frank 18h ago • 100%
I hope she does. I don't think I'm ADHD but my partner was just diagnosed a few months ago. Now that we think about it it's not a surprise at all lol
It feels really nice to have more understanding and more context for both of us.
frank 3d ago • 100%
Dude at least in Asheville, NC. We had a massive storm the night before, took down a fair few trees. I imagine it was hard to get some of that back on, then the wind picked up before the heavy heavy rain came.
frank 3d ago • 93%
Ayo
frank 3d ago • 80%
How can you not be a Rossi fanboy?
That's sick, super cool throwback.
frank 3d ago • 100%
Hey, I'm one of those wishlisters!
I'm excited to see it. Your inspiration games are great (anything that says similar to Outer Wilds is going on the wishlist, basically), and I'm looking forward to your narrative. I haven't played the demo yet and was going to go in blind.
Cheers man, hope it is okay for your work life balance soon enough.
frank 4d ago • 100%
Lina Kahn is incredible and doing amazing things for the people of the US
frank 4d ago • 100%
Yup, same! Or I think of Two Trucks by Lemon Demon
frank 5d ago • 100%
I'm an idiot, no clue how I missed that
frank 5d ago • 100%
It's somehow not on the list? That's actually unbelievable
frank 5d ago • 100%
Jesus that's funny. I guess I am gonna go put that on right now while I shave too.
frank 6d ago • 78%
Idk why you're being downvoted. Petrochemicals are used for a bunch of stuff, including plastics manufacturing.
We should switch to renewables as quickly and completely as we can, but it wouldn't eliminate 100% of oil use
frank 1w ago • 100%
I opted out of this over a month ago, still opted out.
Wonder how long they've been doing this ....
frank 1w ago • 100%
I'm in Asheville NC not Tampa. We're not built for the hurricane we got.
Insurance covers very little. Not the fact that the city won't have water for months, nor access to you property, nor flooding for the majority of people, and many many businesses are gone
frank 1w ago • 100%
Yeah, a truck would make me feel better. It's definitely a risk to move it myself uninsured. For comparison, looks like post tax prices delivered of ~14-18% more in Denmark than the US where we are.
That's a fair bit, but I'm not sure we're in the market to try this hard to save a few hundred dollars in such a massive move. I lean towards selling, especially once we packed a big suitcase and it went VERY quick with stuff we love lol
frank 1w ago • 100%
All of this sounds so exciting. Thanks for the reply.
frank 1w ago • 100%
So excited and so overwhelmed.
We're moving from the US to Denmark soon. We just had a hurricane destroy our city. We are fine, thankfully, but our city is in bad shape. I also just had a decently big surgery a few weeks ago and my doctor's office is gone, so in the midst of all this I have to find a doctor. Just coincidental timing on all of it.
But it's net positive. I look forward to the future more than I dread the bad stuff.
frank 1w ago • 100%
We're moving away from the US, did you misread that or are you suggesting we should flee further than Europe?
frank 1w ago • 100%
Very very little to move. Just what we can carry onto planes basically. Hoping to stay in a spot for many years, but you never know. The packaging is a good idea, I should price compare properly
Hi all! We're very excited to move to Denmark soon as lifelong Americans. I have a good job lined up, and we're set on a place to live for a while. Any advice from people who have done it, looked it up, had friends who have done it, etc? Just in general :)
Hi Lemmy! My partner and I are moving from the US to the EU soon. We both have gaming PCs but they're a bit older, so we're thinking it's a great time to sell them, taking the SSDs, and buying new components there to avoid shipping them. Any suggestions surrounding it? Maybe there's a good way to pay a little and backup the whole SSDs to the cloud? I know it's not strictly gaming related but it sorta is? Sorry if this is inappropriate for the community
 Sorry for the poor quality. Only twitter screenshots I could find
Sprint race pushed back 20 minutes to allow for a short testing session with new track limits. If the sprint data isn't favorable, they will mandate a 3 stop during the race with 20 laps max per tire
Hello all-- I'm already missing reddit for r/GrandPrixTravel, so here's a little write-up of my experience in Mexico City last year for the GP. I've been to COTA, Montreal, Shanghai, Mexico City, Suzuka, and Silverstone for the GPs. Mexico City was absolutely fantastic and one of the best experiences I've had at an F1 weekend. We went in large part because we were sticker shocked at the GA prices for COTA last year (and this year at that), and said "surely we can fly to CDMX and see the GP for the costs of flying to Austin for the GP." and we could! let's break that part down: We were lucky and nailed the timing to get a Scott's Cheap Flights from CLT to MEX directly for $279 per person. Typical prices are $400-500 for that route. We ended up missing the window for seats booked directly through the circuit (which we usually prefer to do) and ended up buying them through Grand Prix Events. We spend $1065 ($533pp) for 2 tickets in Foro Sol Norte (the stadium!). Hotel was super cheap, and super nice. Just over $90 per night, and we did Friday - Monday (so 3 nights). Food was also cheap and fantastic. Both at the stadium and just around the city. There's a weird system at the GP: you buy a card, load it with money, then can only spend that to buy stuff. Water was ~$1.50 and beer was ~$4. Transport was cheap*, since it was all by train. 5 pesos per direction per person (like $0.30). Trains were of course busy, especially after the GP, but it didn't take much longer than normal. This gives up $946.5 per person for travel, hotel, and F1 tickets, plus whatever food costs. You can definitely do much cheaper there, but for the $1,000 mark it's hard to have better seats from the US. We mostly did F1 and Dia de los Muertos stuff, but there was a ton to see nearby. For Dia de los Muertos there was a subway station closed near the plaza (where we stayed), so we had to talk one subway stop away. Like any F1 race, we gave ourselves a few hours of buffer so it wasn't a big deal. As for the race, we had AMAZING seats, got free Checo shirts (to make the crowd look like the Mexican flag in the stadium), cheered a ton (especially for Checo; when in Rome), got bootleg merch for almost nothing right outside the event. It's a slightly weird one, in that you can only get in to your section with your ticket and can't freely roam around (even on Friday). So you don't see the whole track. Of course after the GP, we went onto the track to watch the podium and have a beer on track. We walked down the whole front straight, checked out the pits, take photos, etc. All said, a really cool weekend, not horrifically expensive, and a very fun crowd. If you're on the fence, go to CDMX! *I did get my phone pick pocketed immediately after the Friday session at the train station. A few people bumped into me in a row and next thing I knew my phone was gone from my front pocket. I spend $180 on a cheap random phone in Mexico and restored my backup and was off to the races again (with bad battery life and a terrible camera). That was a bummer; definitely keep a close eye on your stuff in CDMX.