@nitinkhanna 6S. I have several apps that run with full notifications and background tasks so I am inclined to think that it's an app that needs updated post iOS-11 release.
// @matigo
@nitinkhanna Depending on the type. It's physical as well as mental. Lethargy. Either feeling down, hopeless or nothing at all. (For me, mostly nothing at all). Massive sleep problems. Digestion issues. Short temper. Desire to be away from any other living thing. In extreme cases, wanting to just "end it all".
The opposite end is HYPER. Endless, manic energy. If you've ever done cocaine or real, honest to god bennies…it's that without the heart palpitations and paranoia.
The cycle never ends. In my case, medications are worse than the disease. Mostly due to the fact that I had a severe head injury. Things like Prozac cause me to have psychotic episodes. (I was on it very briefly when they were first doing trials of it.)
I simply recognized the cycle and learned to live with it. I don't touch medication of any sort. It sounds horrible but after going on 40 years of it, it's almost routine. Neither I nor Sidekick even think about it anymore. When I am on the downward end of the cycle, she knows I need quiet and a little space and that everything will be fine in a week or two.
// @matigo
On EBay looking at older Yanmar tractors as one does. All of them so far are gasoline models. Bah!
@jussipekonen Oh lord. I so understand that sentiment. So many are equal parts bluster and insecurity.
In totally unrelated news, looking forward to temporary escapes from reality in Elite Dangerous's 2.4 update. Maybe get murdered by Thargoids like back in the day.
@hazardwarning You just feel powerless and defeated. My instincts are to take the burden off his shoulders but it simply is not possible.
@phoneboy I knew there were security issues with bash on windows at one point (possibly still. Not sure as I don't really follow it)
Anything else egregious happening with it?
@thrrgilag Every time I've tried to dive into QML, I get sidetracked and have to put it on the back burner.
@kdfrawg No, it isn't. It's in his head. Right sinus cavity. Also behind the eye (which they may have to remove). It's bad.
@matigo That was in 1979. Way before my time here. I've heard it was..heated. Paul Allen versus a red-headed Scotch-Irish guy with a hair trigger temper.