Yes. During all of them. Sitting still and trying to pay attention to someone talking means sleepy time for me.

Yep. Super cheap and also, I think, more interesting technically.

This guy naps

Just finished this one. And honestly, it broke my brain and how I interpret other written narratives.

2nd on the physical copy. This text doesn’t work otherwise.

This was my introduction to Mieville. What a wild story told through China’s extremely dense language.

…keep a dictionary handy.

The premise for this book was so strange I often had to reread passages to fully understand the differing perspectives of people standing next to one another and yet be in two different realities.

I can’t recommend meshtastic enough. I have 2 radios and I get to chat with other like minded folks over off the grid encrypted p2p 100s of miles away.

This would appear to be my wife’s strategy as well.

Pretty much anything by Birthday Massacre.

I’ve attempted to quicksave a couple of times before parallel parking my truck.

The Witch Creek Fires in San Diego in 2007. I didn’t receive the reverse 911 call and ended up fleeing my building after it was already on fire.

The download and install through desktop mode was pretty easy. The controller mapping is what took a while.

Cataclysm: DDA

Their 60’s.

Thanks for finding this.

Hey there. I experience the same thing. The voices, the music, in the white noises around me.

I’m not schizophrenic (or at least I hope not). It is a weird phenomenon that some of us experience that seems to be our brains trying to match important patterns, like speech, out of noise.

Heck, Devin Townsend even wrote a song about it “Voices in the Fan.”

If it’s really bothering you or scaring you then, yeah, you could seek help, but if you’re not experiencing auditory hallucinations outside of this context then my completely unqualified opinion is you’re probably fine.

Pepitas? …fuck me.

Yeah, that film crushed me.

Ditto. This one had me in tears. The father so reminded me of my late grandfather and his storytelling.

Nope