Gameboy Homeboy

43m, US, yes…it’s been a while but I’m certain I would have no problems.

I have a fairly workload intense job and I’m happy with my pay. Of my 8 hour day I work pretty much all of it aside from running to the bathroom etc.

I’ve been slowly moving away from the application formerly known as Twitter for months. I can’t think of a large company I’d trust less with my personal information. This is going to accelerate my departure

Yes. They’d love that!! DNA sample after that lol

I would love another, more privacy focused os. I’ve tried graphene, etc, but something altogether different would be cool.

This is how I got started 20 years ago when I got my first apartment. Cookbook with “easy” or “quick” recipes and you’ll eventually get good at it. It’s still the best way to learn.

Holy shit. This website is great. Thanks.

Castlevania Aria of Sorrow and Mother 3 for me. Not just my two favorite GBA games, but two of my favorite games period.

Also a great time to mention how fkn great the GBA core on MiSTer is

If these assholes were people of color they’d have all been killed, no trial, and sure as hell no light sentencing

I’m sure he will be receptive to the input of his users

I feel like I’ve been forced to switch a lot of my default applications lately based on shitty decisions from tone deaf companies. I guess I’m going to move from Brave to Firefox finally.

That’s dystopian as shit

I started drinking at 13. Blacking out weekly by 15. Full blown alcoholic in 20s. The problem was, I was fairly successful so it was hard for me to admit I was truly fucked up. I managed a good career, family, friends, house, etc. I drank until blackout daily. In late 30s is when the true around the clock drinking started. Morning, noon, night and throughout the night. DT’s. Started taking Xanax to fight off the anxiety caused by around the clock drinking. That was it. That’s when I lost control. I had a moment of clarity after days of straight blackout during the first month of Covid quarantine. I asked a friend who had been sober for 15 years for help. Went to rehab. Took it seriously. Spend 2.5 months away from my family. Came back determined to live a life of sobriety and focus on family and career. I’ve got numerous promotions, my family is great and I’m 3.5 years sober and work daily to stay that way.

Tldr; lifelong drunk. Got sober at 40. Best decision I’ve ever made.