I suppose it depends on perspective, but I feel like if John Romero says it was made with mouse controls intended as the default, he's probably right, as he would be one of the few people to know what they had in mind when making it.
Does she have a more comfortable passive social life? Like online friends or something parasocial at least? She may very much enjoy the alone times she gets as you are enjoying your social times. Most introverts only need one or two close friends and have trouble enjoying anything more. Too many, and you don't end up getting enough alone time, or feel like you have to push for it, and we tend not to like having to push for things.
But as with pretty much all relationship problems, find a way to talk to her about it. She's the only one that can tell you what she wants or how she feels.
"Rock and Balloon" relationships are actually pretty common. You both end up feeling like you are influencing the other ones behaviour more than they would want. But often times you are both actually seeking that influence. And it will feel like you are pulling them against their nature all the time, but if you talk about it, you may find that you are both comfortable with the arangement. Or not... if through conversation you find that one is pulling too hard, that can be adjusted too.
I suppose that plan makes it pretty clear they thought white supremacy was not only a thing, but something tangible. Like, somehow it would all work out despite the overwhelming disadvantage because they are "inherently better", so it'll be easy.
Even asgardians invading midgard would hesitate at that number difference.
I'm not sure the specific name of it. Something like "women only" but I'm not finding it in search. I browse lemmy by all, so it comes up every now and then for me.
Oh man, did you know that the capes thing was actually in-world propaganda/disinformation in the movies? Syndrome killed all the people listed as having cape accidents, so it was like a go-to coverup that they died in cape related ways, like the people making the cover stories didn't have the creativity to come up with anything else. And it just ended up making capes seem like a bad idea.
Generally the idea is since it would take something like nanobots to repair the damage from freezing, whatever killed them is a simple repair beyond that.
It's not really about what is practical and feasible to recover from, it's just about what can get them the furthest into the future as intact as possible. Since it's gonna take decades or centuries for there to be any chance of success.
Is that not what the other commenters here are arguing? Cuz even when I ask them if that's what they are saying they keep answering like it is what they are saying, that I must not have gone to an american school. No, I didn't go to an american school, is it really that bad there? Like Canada is right next to the states, it can't be that much worse just crossing one border.
I don't get what you are saying? The kids didn't do anything wrong? Or they shouldn't also be in trouble? I don't get why everyone is saying the kids should be allowed to steal?
Yes I have been to high school, no kids didn't steal food from the teachers in my high school. But even if they did, they would have been wrong to do so...
Is it really a common thing nowadays for kids to steal from teachers? And not considered wrong when they do?
I really thought the reason it didn't mention the trouble the kids got in was just cuz including underage children in news articles has to be so redacted as to essentially be pointless unless they are the main focus of the article. Not that they are considered to have not done anything wrong nowadays.
Eating a parents food is a little more understandable, though still not something a kid should do without permission. Eating a teachers food, is down right actual stealing. It is different even if the teacher is supposed to act like a parent, though I haven't heard of that being the case, if anything teachers are restricted from acting like parents to the children.
They may have some legal burden, but it doesn't mean it should be treated exactly as if they are the parents in every situation.
But I did say it was fair that the teacher got in trouble, just thought it odd initially that it doesn't mention the kids repercussions, til I thought about the hurdles involved in writing that bit of the article and assumed they just didn't bother.
While I definitely get that she shouldn't have left them sitting out, is it not the fault of the kids randomly eating other peoples food without permission that the food ended up being much more "not for them" than it already would have been?
Well, I suppose just cuz the article doesn't mention the kids getting in their fair share of trouble doesn't mean they didn't, including underage kids in a news article is a hassle and barely worth doing when they are the main or only part of a story.
As far as I can tell, they are providing a valuable, wanted, service. It's unfortunate that it's impacting you negatively somehow, but I think people would prefer that they keep it up.
Is what they are doing bothering you, or did you just misunderstand the point of their behaviour, and assumed something malicious was going on?
Steam Frame is optionally just a Steam Deck with 'up to' a 4k screen that you don't have to look down at or hold up to your face. It can also be used for VR stuff, but otherwise it's just a better Steam Deck.
It's how I use my Quest 3 already 75% of the time, so it'll be nice to have a headset that had that use case in mind during It's design. And also one where I don't have to give meta money anymore.
I suppose it depends on perspective, but I feel like if John Romero says it was made with mouse controls intended as the default, he's probably right, as he would be one of the few people to know what they had in mind when making it.