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"De AOW moet op de schop, maar welke partij durft het aan?"

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in reply to ReneDamkot

zat er dik in. toen ik in de bijstand kwam moest de bijstand op de schop, toen het wao werd moest de wao op de schop en nu ik stokoud ben.. surprise!


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Gevechtsvliegtuig stort tijdens oefening neer op school in Bangladesh, zeker 19 doden volkskrant.nl/buitenland/gevec…



Haven't posted in a while, here's some pics from a recent gïg!! Hopefully be able to put together a lil vid from the footage/audio when I figure out how to do it c:

#synthesizers #electronicmusic #acid

in reply to anna hapax

@etherdiver the equipment in the photo has me excited! Where can I listen to your music?
in reply to Gary

@WiteWulf her SoundCloud is listed in a post on her TL, that should at least get you started
@Gary



I have got to get off TuneCore. What utter garbage. Also duck off with putting “confidential” in an email subject, I haven’t agreed to protect your info.


I often feel like a prison in my body. My head is a prison. It prevents me from living a full life. Sometimes I want to go out of the house and scream at the top of my lungs, and get all the despair that is in me out of me. But I can't even do that when I'm out of town, where I'm alone. I'm always afraid someone might hear me, and I'd just be a fool.

My head keeps me from doing other things too. I can't relax properly when I'm somewhere social. I've been to a few concerts or festivals, but I couldn't have fun and, for example, jump to the music because I was embarrassed and found it awkward - yet I was very keen to have fun.

I'm not the social type and I don't need such things to live, but sometimes it's nice to completely switch off and have fun, enjoy the present moment. My head, however, seems to have sentenced me to life in prison and locked me in solitary confinement.

#ActuallyAutistic #Autistic #Autism #Neurodivergent #Neurodiversity #Depression #Anxiety

in reply to Arthur

The problem is that so much of this is learnt behaviour that has become ingrained. Don't stand out, don't be noticed, it never ends well. And this becomes a hard habit to break. Especially when for so long you didn't know the one thing that could have made a difference, that you were autistic.
in reply to Kevin Davy

@pathfinder I don't know what causes all this. I also have low self-esteem, which I'm sure has a big impact on it as well.
in reply to Arthur

Also, in a sense, something we can learn. It's hard to develop a strong sense of self, when you don't see that self reflected anywhere, or the way we work and deal with things, being valued.
in reply to Arthur

I think this is why people use alcohol/weed…. I don’t like alcohol really, I will have one & it’s enough to loosen death grip my mind has on me. Weed makes me go mute. when I was young… even drunk never did anything I would not do sober. Just was easier to drop “caring if someone was watching”. Find in my late 50’s I am getting that post menopausal “I don’t care “ and beginning to do what I feel. maybe it takes practice.. little steps lead to the bigger things?


NEW: Hundreds of NASA employees have filed a letter of formal dissent.

"We are compelled to speak up when our leadership prioritizes political momentum over human safety, scientific advancement, and efficient use of public resources. The consequences for the agency and the country alike are dire."

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“We’re scared of retaliation. We huddle in the bathroom and look under the stalls to make sure that no one else is there before we talk.

I’m already at risk of losing my job, and I’d rather speak out and try to save something at NASA, rather than just hide under my desk until I get laid off.”

One of the NASA employees who signed the letter of dissent.

nytimes.com/2025/07/21/science…





Sunset on Lake Calhoun
Source: Hennepin County Library.


USA Men Stumble Against Serbia 14-9; Set Sights On 5th Place In Singapore byteseu.com/1214486/ #Serbia


in reply to Boiling Steam

Well Garuda is not on the list... arch... default doesn even have a setup or gui... sorry this is biased
in reply to root

Garuda is too small, it falls below the top 10 so the names does not show up. Arch has an command-line installer that works very well.
in reply to Boiling Steam

I did get it to install from experience installing slackware from a long time ago, but installing xwindows, that was insane... I would have to rewrite every config file by hand, and I don't know x windows what so ever... When I installed arch, it has no setup at all... I understand some people call this customizable, but not having anything what so ever in /etc is just messed up... It could have sane defaults...
in reply to Boiling Steam

Arch Linux does not include a built-in installation script primarily because maintaining one proved to be overly complex and unsustainable. The project previously experimented with a "proper" installer script, but it was ultimately dropped after maintainers burned out trying to keep it functional across diverse hardware and configuration scenarios.
The complexity of ensuring the script worked reliably in every possible setup, combined with the lack of volunteers to maintain it, led to its removal. <---- Taken from Meta's AI


BP holt Manifold als Chairman

BP ernennt Albert Manifold, Ex-CEO von CRH, zum neuen Chairman. Der Wechsel an der Spitze des Verwaltungsrats überrascht nicht, aber der Zeitpunkt.
boersen-zeitung.de/personen/bp…



Anxiety is a hell of a monster. It's hard to get out of your own head when it spirals. Fear pervades every choice, making each look bad, and resulting in often no clear course forward. So... freeze is the best option. Then, in making no choice, the cause of the anxiety strikes as well.
in reply to eazy

huffpost.com/entry/4-ways-to-i…
1. Feeling unsafe : “If someone gets stuck in fear/safety, they might constantly scan their environment for danger, catastrophize situations, or live in a near-constant state of hypervigilance."
2. Feeling out of control : “If it’s lack of control, they might obsess over plans, schedules, or the future, because not knowing what’s next feels intolerable."
3. Blaming ourselves : “Self-esteem/self-blame often shows up as intense self-criticism: ‘I should have done more,’ or ‘It’s my fault things turned out this way."
4. Distrusting others : "Distrust of others might look like chronic relationship anxiety, difficulty letting people in or assuming the worst in social settings."


New Study Bolsters Public Health Case for a Four-Day Work Week
https://gizmodo.com/new-study-bolsters-public-health-case-for-a-four-day-work-week-2000632007?utm_source=flipboard&utm_medium=activitypub

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LinkedIn is now processing 11,000 job application submissions per minute—a 45% surge from last year, per NYT

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in reply to unusual_whales

Employers are buried in AI-generated resumes, per NYT.

Read more: t.co/VaSVqHwPUE

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