The Hacker, you know.

Smells like a smear campaign. Some idiots try to get some fake-ass grass roots movement going.

Bold move, let‘s see how it plays out for them.

Was this bullshit meme created by AI?

I worry! Every. Single. Day.

I worry about my social media addiction, about the fact that I’ve read once books like a maniac, but hardly read any books at all now. I worry about Fake News and racists on the internet and about ignorance on the streets and fascists in the government. I worry about hot summers and warm winters. I worry about the future of my young nephews. I’m worried about war. I’m worried for the world and thus for the whole of humanity.

I’m fine! My life is good. I don’t have panic attacks. But there is always this slight worry in my mind and if I think about it, it gets bigger.

Others recommend a social media detox. That’s a start. Chill a bit. Relax. Enjoy the spring. Maybe learn a new thing, get a new hobby, like cycling or cooking. And then maybe, start doing something about the things you can change. I’ve learned a new phrase this week, it’s „productive restlessness“. You can’t do anything about world war 3, but maybe you can change other things.

And please, don’t allow others to take advantage over you, using your fear. Don’t buy a nuclear bunker for your garden if you can’t afford it, please don’t start believing in crazy conspiracy myths and tell the tankies to go to hell, when they try to tell you that you should vote for trump if you want peace.

A fellow worrier.

I do it. Tastes great! I also add a bit of milk and others use a bit of fish sauce as a secret ingredient.

Got this mail too, a few weeks ago. I used this opportunity to delete my long dormant twitter account for good.

I use Voyager! Awesome app, give it a try.

!voyagerapp@lemmy.world

That’s real pcmasterrace shit right here!

That’s actually fitting, because linux is all about choice, freedom and individuality. I like it.

Nothing against this, it takes all sorts and stuff you know.

But in my day Linux users were either smug greybeards or nerds with glasses thick like the undersides of bottles.

But you do you, internet! Ä

Yes, that too.

And dungeons & dragons is incredible popular at the moment.

And Larian did a very good job with the last games and gained a big fanbase.

And the original Baldurs Gate Games are considered cult among older pc gamers.

No micro-transaction bullshit.

And last but not least: It’s an incredible game.

The 2000s were my favourite decade, from beginning to the end. I missed them as soon I realised they were over, which was probably around 2013, lol.

Interesting enough, I was far happier last decade, but compared to the 2000s the 10s were forgettable.

I remember buying my first mp3 player and years later my first iPod. It was so freeing waking through the city while listening to music that wasn’t on a clunky portable cd player. And the music was so great, from Indie Rock to Nelly Furtado.

The political climate was… interesting. But the post 9-11 terrorist-scare-years seem now somehow simpler then the political situation today.

And the internet was great! Pirate bay, tons of interesting blogs altogether with the beginning of YouTube. I loved it.

In my experience nostalgia for a decade arrives in society about 10 years after + a few more. But I‘m already here, waiting for it.