Yeah and again unfortunately it's a mindset thing. If you guys really want to meet people, there are ways to make it happen. Like making stuff like that sounds cool. If it's something that other people like, maybe bring a booth to an event and sell stuff there. You can show off your passions and still hang out with your friends. People who also think it's cool will seek you out and you can make conversation
It's definitely not a natural feeling, and I totally get what you mean about it feeling like a job. I still struggle with it sometimes myself. I literally have to play mind games with myself to force myself to go out at times.
The unfortunate thing is, if you don't try at all, you're not going to get better. Like I said, it'll be rough at first. You'll feel super uncomfortable and want to run back to the safety of your solitude. But you have to push through it, or you'll end up stuck where you are.
Mental health access is not great, but if you have an option to speak with a therapist, that may be a good first step if you need a helpful push
That's awesome dude, and like, you should totally rely on each other where you can to just go out and do stuff you're interested in. Get comfortable with it. Start looking for and suggesting things you want to do and see if you can drag them along. That's what helped me get more comfortable starting to go out more, is just realizing how much stuff is out there I want to check out.
Genuinely the best way to meet other nerdy people is to go out to places where other nerds meet. I'm into like anime and stuff, and I've started forcing myself to go to cons in cosplay by myself, and I've met so many cool people that way because everyone is just so excited to share in the interest together
I used to be exactly like you. My social battery died way too quick and I hated going anywhere. No interest in alcohol or getting drunk at all. But the thing is, if you don't go anywhere or talk to anyone, you end up missing out on so many cool things. That unfortunately took me way too long to realize.
You kinda just gotta force yourself to go out and get used to it via exposure therapy. It absolutely sucks at first, but keep at it. It gets better. Having friends to go out with helps a ton, but I'm also at the point where I'm starting to get comfortable doing things by myself too. Doing that helps a ton with meeting new people.
I still don't like alcohol, but it also helps me to be more social too. That in turn helps me get more comfortable with socializing in general. You don't have to overdo it and get drunk, just enough to take the edge off and relax more. It's a genuinely really helpful crutch at times.
I know it's easy to disregard advice like this. I've done it plenty of times. But trust me, it's worth it. Don't rush, take your time, and you'll get there eventually. I believe in you
If anything I'm betting this is for their rumored standalone vr headset they have in development as a Quest competitor
I tried to do this research years ago and my impression was that acer was near bottom of the barrel in reliability these days unfortunately.
That said, it also seems in general that laptop quality and reliability are a total crap shoot, even within the same company.
So your best bet imo is to just find a model that has the specs you like and research the hell out of it before buying.
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It's genuinely ridiculous because they keep talking about fixing it every android version, and then like nothing changes?
Like everyone else said, doesn't beat the original, but it was fun for what it was. Certainly kept a lot of the same spirit, which is more than I can say for a lot of these soulless reboot/sequel cash grabs these days
Oh yeah I'm not in any rush to buy the switch 2 either. After all the joycon drift stuff and the midcyle refresh with a faster, more efficient chip that was a gamble if you got it or the old chip, I'm gonna be more patient this time
I went from hunting down a series x during the pandemic using stock tracker apps, to being confident I'm not gonna be buying another console outside of maybe the Switch 2.
At this point Microsoft has let me down way too much, and I was never big on Sony. I have a gaming PC now and with both companies putting their exclusives there, I figure the Switch is all I really need console wise now
Have you tried asking again? Or maybe she just wants you to send yours first
I'm on a Samsung phone and the workaround I figured out is to use Tasker in tandem with Samsung's built in Routines feature. I use Tasker to generate a notification, and the Routines function is able to read that notification and react accordingly to toggle device settings like Wi-Fi, depending on what the notification says and what I have configured.