fishyjoe
No worries if not, I'm just curious!
Now I only use vim as a scratchpad because I've been bitten too much by GUI apps
Calling it a digital pill-mill seems inaccurate based on my experiences, but maybe other providers within the system are shadier than the ones I've interacted with.
My main complaint is that I've met with multiple therapists and none of them are really academic like I want my therapists to be. Good vibes does not work for me, show me some data.
Marge's courtroom testimony is my favorite part
My OpenVPN runs on a Digital Ocean droplet and I use it to tunnel into my home network, but having a direct route might be better.
But yeah, apologies about the dig at you refreshing the page frequently. I'm having to do the same to check these messages.
How did you even notice this? Get off the computer, it's clearly not doing your mental health any favors. You seem very unhinged. Ranting at groups due to perceived persecution and calling them "fucking militant" is not decent behavior.
> Do you think no-one told a joke at George Carlin's funeral? The comedian? Yeah he's a comedian, I would expect jokes to be told at his funeral.
It's barely related to the article because it is about suicide and you come in to tell an anecdote about how funny you find it that they use a certain word. Just completely tone-deaf. It's the word they use, nothing funny about it, and an article about suicide among vets is not the place for it.
People having different viewpoints does not make you immune to criticism. You could just not talk, you're not the center of the universe.
Your comment is unhelpful and barely related to the article. Then you get mad at a group for presumably downvoting your irrelevant comment?
Also, I don't feel like "empathizing with animals" is a huge insight that you've cracked. Most people do it.
You can find the whole thing on youtube
That sounds like expect tests in OCaml [1]. I've found them quite a joy to work with and I'm surprised more languages don't have something similar.
[1] https://dev.realworldocaml.org/testing.html#expect-tests