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Underground tribes living off of the mushrooms we can cultivate. Waging war on other tribes for ressources.

Basically ‘Metro 2033’, but less cool.

Well, that depends. Most of my pants and shirts and such last a long time.

But I go through socks and boxers pretty damned fast.

I don’t think there’s a set age for that. It’s probably more of a mindset thing.

I drink, smoke and eat what I want, when I want. Gave up on chasing a new relationship and although it does get a bit lonely and I miss intimacy, I’d say I’m pretty happy where I am.

But yeah, I am in my 40’s and have been around the block a few times, so it’s not like I’ve missed out on anything.

But who knows? I might change my mind at some point. I was never too good with monotony and even this level careless freedom might grow stale in time.

I’ve heard Finland is on the up and up with clean cities.

Apparently the popo there are quite heavy-handed when it comes to littering and such.

I don’t know if they are that less popular, but I like a good “Mindfuck” film.

Like: Cube (1997), Cthulhu (2007), In The Mouth Of Madness (1994), Naked Lunch (1991).

I don’t know if the movies listed are the best representations, but they were some of the first that popped into mind.

I just started dual booting to see what Linux could do nowadays. And yes, there’s a few games I have trouble playing, but it’s mostly games like Subnautica that gives me trouble. And in all honesty, that game barely works in Windows as it is.

I haven’t had problems with anti-cheats at all. Like, Helldivers 2 runs as well on Linux as in Windows.

Being insecure isn’t teenager exclusive, I guess.

I think OP is just asking the age-old question of “what is you guilty pleasure pop-song”. Just very poorly worded. I’m not gonna hold that against 'em.

Speaking of Heavy Metal and Natalie Imbruglia. I really liked Steve Welsh’s “If Korn wrote Torn”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y_eWFCceJg4

Meh, there’s a ton of songs written strictly from female perspectives or with a female audience in mind. From Peggy Lee to the Spice Girls and so on.

I feel like they apply as “Girl Songs”.

Oh no, you misunderstand. It’s not help you find stuff on your computer.

If they took the first step and worked towards, or remained, independent and selfpublished, that would make it a bit easier.

But Bethesda, Obsidian, InXile and even Blizzard couldn’t sell their asses to Microsoft fast enough once the offer was on the table.

I get you want to support the Devs, but they kinda made their choice. They had independence, some quite successfully, but they sold it.

Maybe it’s time to look for new studios to support and help up to contest with the old buggers?

Cube (1997) It’s a great little film and a bit of a mindfuck.

Tobacco and alcohol.

Cigars & pipe tobacco. Whisky & cognac. The good stuff.

But after the world became so health focused, these indulgences has become more problematic.

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I’m going to assume you mean when they were young. (As I am not a young person anymore)

Ever read or watched ‘Christiane F: Wir Kinder Auf Bahnhoff Zoo’?

That was pretty much my moms life when she was young.

Frank Herberts “WorShip” (aka Pandora Sequence) series should fit the bill. At the very least the first two books, ‘Destination: Void’ and ‘The Jesus Incident’.

The basic premise goes something like:

Humanity shot off into space to find another planet to live on. To survive the journey serious advanced AI needs to be created. AI shenanigans ensue. Humans are dumped on a super hostile planet, highly unfit for human life. As one of humanities last lifelines the AI demands to be worshipped as a god.

Learn to Cook 3 or 4 different meals extremely well.

Not only is it good for your own health (mental & physical), but it will leave a great impression on others.

My close circle is tiny and we know eachother almost too well. But I fall short on everyone else.

What people do or who they interact with (outside of the ones I know as well) is usually inconsequential to me. Who they are as a person matters far more to me than their past, their profession, their connections.

Which, I have found, is more interest than I usually get in return. So I guess it’s just the way we, males, work. Keep it simple.

And a Leatherman tool for when you’re out and about.

Good movie. Weird flow.