Technoblade and Mitten Squad are the 2 I keep. I miss TB’s humor and MS’s Fallout & Skyrim challenge videos.

Taco Bell and the Quesarito.

Fuuuck, why did they remove it? It was the whole reason to go to Taco Bell!

For me, i found that when the pressure in my head gets extremely bad from blowing my nose constantly, laying down for a few hours helps.

I wear headphones, so I think it traps the pressure inside. Therefore, I lay down without wearing them. (IDK if that’s true or not)

Most meds for me don’t help, but the Flonase nasal spray I’ve seen people mention does help.

Yeah, after seeing it mentioned multiple times, I tried Flonase.

Whatever I feel like playing at the moment. I don’t have a favorite.

If you use a Syncthing app on android, you’re technically running a server (Syncthing) in the background.

That’s pretty much the only server I run though.

Not Spotify, but I’ve just been using YT Music FOSS alternatives for a while + offline music from CDs I own.

With my headphones, I can’t tell the difference between a lossless FLAC and audio from YTM, so it’s not an issue for me.

1. Cyberpunk

That’s it.

Turning on/off a light switch that’s a few meters away.

I don’t. Every album goes in the ~/Music folder. I don’t use playlists unless you count albums as playlists.

I’ll answer as well:

I mainly listen to what’s in my current library, using shuffle. When I want to discover new music, I typically look at artists of songs I currently like, and see If I like any of their other works.

Ignoring artists and songs in my current library: I mainly discover music from media I consume, such as games, movies, TV and web videos. If I like a song, I’ll look it up, and add it to a playlist based on a category (mainly genre). If a song has a album, I may look into the album as well.

I guess I worded it wrong.

I meant like whether the song is vocal or instrumental, what genre it is, how many people play it (solo, band, orchestra, etc.). Those kind of things.

EDIT: The follow-up questions were for where you get your music, kind of thing. IDK it’s hard for me to explain it.

I daydream a lot when I watch film and TV. It’s usually about me self-inserting myself into the story. So, while I daydream, I “follow” what’s happening on the screen.

I still enjoy the stuff I watch when this happens. Plus, this mainly happens during parts of the film/show I enjoy, like fight scenes or confrontations.

EDIT: Also, I don’t have ADHD, so this isn’t exclusive to it. You should change your question to be more broad, like:

“People who daydream while watching movies, do you still enjoy what you’re watching?”

Oh, I enjoy all the different genres of music; how they can make you feel different things.

What is your favourite hobby

I enjoy programming and listening to music. Between the 2, I would rate music higher than programming.

what do you value it for?

I’m not sure what this means in this context. Could you explain?

It depends. It’s not dependent on systems changing but a person’s mental health and personality.

If you struggled talking to people 10 years ago and didn’t do anything to change that, you’ll struggle now too.

The past tense of wake of course.

When I’m burnt out from programming, I tend to just play some video games. Depending on how fried my brain is, it might be simple, mindless games like Brotato or Slime Rancher, or maybe something more complex like a survival game.

Currently: The Talos Principle.

EDIT: The game, not the story. Though the story is quite interesting too.

Won’t spoil it for those who haven’t played, but some of the philosophical questions and statements are quite interesting. The overall tone of the game fascinates me, even for someone who doesn’t really like (but acknowledges) religion.

When more than 50% of it has been replaced, it’s a new PC.