The smart ones

Quelqu’un m’a dit by Carla Bruni - https://youtu.be/EelX_LwPHbA

That probably depends entirely on what you want to talk about

Anytype might be better. I think it’s vc funded now, but it can be self hosted

I don’t play on mobile, but I (and a bunch of my family) have sunk a ton of time into this game. It’s great. Very deep and engaging. It is still being updated by the dev, and is on multiple platforms.

Not every kid went and partied as a teenager.

You can start with somewhere you’ve already been. You don’t have to hang out there at first. Buy a drink at a small shop or just walk to the library and back( without going in). Go pretend to mail a letter (are postboxes still a thing?). Walk around the block.

Another thing you could do is take the walk first on Google Maps step by step so that you know what to expect.

Just try it with a shot amount first

I was going to say one about changing my car battery, but my battery is inside the car behind the passenger seat in the floor.

There is a lot going on here. I hope you are ok now

There are definitely temperate Christians in the US and it could be the majority(depending on region), but they are not the loudest groups usually.

I say it because I talk to people all over the world.

I had a pocket knife that they held for me at the security checkpoint, but otherwise I was like you and had my backpack and numerous electronics.

I did not get picked for a trial though.

I assumed it was just more chemicals and additives in the US

Semi-related - we had salt and vinegar pringles in Europe and they were good, but then when we got back to the US they were just much more intense and flavorful. We did not compare ingredients.

• I don’t have a personal computer, just my work computer right now so I don’t need it.
• I work in graphics so I’m wary that not everything I use now will be available (I know there are alternatives, but they aren’t equal).
• I got a steam deck for my gaming (not my day to day).
• my wife and I use Mac’s and iPhones and I’m worried it’ll be hard for her to switch and the ecosystem is very convent and easy right now.
• I acquired a gaming computer for my kid and promptly put mint on it.
• I only pretend to be technologically savvy and am not confident to answer all the questions my family needs to go full Linux. It’s more at the testing hobby level.

My main reasons boil down to availability of programs, no necessity yet, and ease of the new ecosystem isn’t as simple.

I had to make an account that had no news and tried to limit anything that could regularly get too political for mental health

I don’t have any experiences or thing to say that would be better than what that person said, but some people have had bad experiences in the past that make them act the way they do. If you are able to do things that make you happy and ignore them it is I’ll be better for you.

Have a friend write “I had a friend who had an awful experience …”

When doing some research here is a list of similar calculator apps that have some advanced features like qalculate, but may or may not be on all platforms. Nothing against qalculate - just for completeness.

• tydlig
• mac calc updates in '25+ release
• Chalk - https://chachatelier.fr/chalk/chalk-home.php?lang=en
• Qalculate - https://qalculate.github.io/index.html
• Speedcrunch - https://heldercorreia.bitbucket.io/speedcrunch/
• Figr - https://www.figr.app/
• Kalker - https://kalker.xyz/
• Numi - paid
• soulver - paid

I would second the thick felt pads for hardwood floors