Damn
sometimes content creation is the way to go. Something like VAM. You don't need VR headset. A bit of learning curve but making your own custom scenes in POV view may help of you got a decent PC.
You can look forward to such exciting prospects as society telling you to just "feel better" and gaslighting yourself into thinking you're just lazy!
But wait there's more! If you act right now you can also experience self loathing for not being you're best self for your loved ones!
In all seriousness help is available. Take time to reconnect with yourself and seek out resources. Lean on your friends when you need to. Healing is a process and it doesn't happen all at once.
If I may ask as an edc lurker, I love the idea of edc, but how do you carry so many useful gadgets? If I put stuff in my phone pocket then it scratches up my phone. If I put stuff in my key/wallet pocket then it unlocks my car randomly. I would carry my lathe in my pocket if it was feasible.
I generally don't carry that much on me. Phone in left pocket, Leatherman, keys, and pen in right pocket. Wallet and notebook in back pockets. Any more than that goes in my work backpack.
I would say "thousands" is not really "niche" but yeah, I love small communities. It's how I started on the internet, and it's finally where I'm back at now
They said argue with thousands of people, clearly not referring to Lemmy niche communities.
Do you? "Thousands" is the word in question here
Argue with dozens of people! Dozens!
I'm in this photo and I don't like it.
To get serious for a second though: this is real and legit. You can find real happiness in the community that comes with a niche fandom.
It's covered in this podcast if you're interested: The Happiness Lab with Dr Laurie Santos - Nerd Out! The Happiness of being a Fan.
Literally why I'm here
Don't join niche communities on lemmy tho, or you'll end up arguing with yourself
Better than playing with yourself
It's no longer fun for me
Damn sometimes content creation is the way to go. Something like VAM. You don't need VR headset. A bit of learning curve but making your own custom scenes in POV view may help of you got a decent PC.
Like a community about arch?
I guess it's not really niche at this point.
Btw, I don't run arch.
I'm already in a number of communities about beige nineties computers, thank you very much.
What happens when the niche communities aren't even enjoyable any more?
Congratulations you're experiencing burnout and/or depression!
You can look forward to such exciting prospects as society telling you to just "feel better" and gaslighting yourself into thinking you're just lazy!
But wait there's more! If you act right now you can also experience self loathing for not being you're best self for your loved ones!
In all seriousness help is available. Take time to reconnect with yourself and seek out resources. Lean on your friends when you need to. Healing is a process and it doesn't happen all at once.
I need to send this to a colleague right now.
I wish the edc community on Lemmy was active
If I may ask as an edc lurker, I love the idea of edc, but how do you carry so many useful gadgets? If I put stuff in my phone pocket then it scratches up my phone. If I put stuff in my key/wallet pocket then it unlocks my car randomly. I would carry my lathe in my pocket if it was feasible.
Use a fanny pack. It's ok to wear them again and will put you ahead of the "cool" curve
Do I need to wear some sort of special technical fabric fanny pack? I don’t want to inhibit the progress of the pioneers.
Nope! It's a whole new fanny pack world for you to re-create
I generally don't carry that much on me. Phone in left pocket, Leatherman, keys, and pen in right pocket. Wallet and notebook in back pockets. Any more than that goes in my work backpack.
I would say "thousands" is not really "niche" but yeah, I love small communities. It's how I started on the internet, and it's finally where I'm back at now
Looking at you, the bird's papaya
You leave my unhealthy obsessions out of this!
A lot of people took this at face value. Even myself at times.