TeaWithDani
@TeaWithDani@lemmy.world
- Comment on How do you make friends online? 6 hours ago:
I played it when standalone came out. I enjoyed the feeling it gave you of walking out alone in the woods, orienting yourself on landmarks and stuff. Mostly avoided players and did my thing though lol
- Comment on How do you make friends online? 16 hours ago:
Right? Friends? In this economy?
- Comment on How do you make friends online? 16 hours ago:
I always wondered how much impact that has on interactions. It’s like road rage, people in cars are just way more aggressive than someone you meet on foot or even on a bike. You’ll never see people argue irl like they do online… but I still wonder how to avoid that overall and keep things positive?
- Comment on How do you make friends online? 16 hours ago:
Yeah, questions are always less confrontational. It’s also a good equalizer, especially if you show you aren’t scared to appear foolish. Puts people at ease I think. Gives them the space to explain their thinking rather than defend themselves.
- Comment on How do you make friends online? 16 hours ago:
Bitchin other people for no reason is a great bonding experience. lol
- Comment on How do you make friends online? 16 hours ago:
Something tells me, this will be an ongoing theme in the comments. Let’s all do our best! :)
- Comment on How do you make friends online? 17 hours ago:
Oh I have been doing that! Why did you say it would work for me? Are you out to get me? All these comments are the same. UGH! I should have known it all came down to this one thing. I don’t understand why people struggle with this. I’ll keep doing the same then.
/s lol
- Comment on How do I make the most out of a mediocre laptop? 18 hours ago:
Not sure if you got your answer yet, but Windows 11 should be off the table. I don’t believe your CPU supports it at all. Therefore you get Windows 10, which is off security updates. If you must use your laptop and Linux is off the table, run Windows 10 (or even 7) offline.
Keeping it off the internet and just for your resource intensive tasks is your best bet.
Otherwise, install Linux on it to use it as a remote desktop and rent a VPS to run your stuff on it. It’ll run whatever latest distro you want and your laptop will stay cool as the VPS will do all the computing. That subscription can be very cheap, free even with some providers.
Don’t run windows 10 online. Same advice for outdated MacOS versions.
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