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Cake day: February 21st, 2024

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  • Oh that’s me. I’m tired and bored so I’ll share my story.

    I was “depressed” because of working an abusive toxic job and commuting 2 hours a day for dimes. While at the same time spending my free time in the doomerism of r/fvckcars

    Filled out the doctor’s questionaire and was diagonised with anxiety, and depression. I even had the bottle of pills before the hour was even over.

    Lost the job, and swapped my pass-time from pessimistic r/fvckcars to more optimistics YouTube/notjustbikes

    No more depression, never needed those anti-depressants because it was never a proper chemical depression.

    To many doctors just want to medicate the symptoms and never bother to consider the sickness underneath.


  • Not OC, but some ways to “reduce consumption” are reducing our usage of inefficient technology by replacing it with more energy/resource efficient means.

    Examples include replacing individual automobiles with mass transit, building more dense cities to reduce consumption of construction materials/ vehicle miles, and not training massively large language models in facilities that consume more energy than an entire small country.


  • Apple is highly restrictive on their OS and over priced. They are extremely pro consumerism with heavy marketing and engineered obsolescence to ensure you are always pressured to buy their new tech, and they are historically very strongly anti-right-to-repair.

    Microsoft is bad. But at least they are primarily a software monopoly.


  • I’d probably spend my time learning IT, computer hardware specs and maybe networking.

    Maybe build a private file sharing | streaming service for my apartment, and start a website blog.

    Perhaps also persue digital art and finally learn how to use vectors.

    Maybe also make a YouTube channel and spend my time educating others.

    But alas, im bound by my need for an income and will spend the next few years trying to persists as a (almost) new mechanical engineer bachelor.