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But expecting neurodiverse people to thrive in an environment designed for neurotypical people is destined to fail, she thinks. "It's like handing someone the wrong game controller and then judging them for not being able to play the game."

I'm not sure that this is a good attitude to have. Therapy and individual treatment can help those who are neurodivergent to become adjusted and successful members of society. And learning can actually be good for you and expose you to stuff that might help in situations down the line in future.

I'm not against the idea of tools to assist those who are neurodivergent, but there's something to be said for overcoming diversity through work and practice and learning new skills.

i don't think its fair to expect failure because someone isn't "thriving" in an environment they're currently in.

oh. alright.

this will just push more people to use local credit unions instead of large corporate banks with these kind of limitations.

very shitty of valve, honestly.

the first name is much better.

Lisa Frank vibes

i run MO2 through Proton (also you should install protontricks if you don't have it. it helps with additional wine dependencies that may be needed)

then I use MO2 to launch SKSE modded version of the skyrim SE launcher.

Vanilla skyrim runs perfectly with proton kinda on its own, so MO2 doesn't really have to do anything except make sure all the plugins get loaded in the proper order.

MO2 is quite nice, actually. i use it to run the normal Bethesda skyrim.exe if I want to configure my base game settings (graphics etc) but then just exit and swap back to the SKSE launcher from MO2 and we're golden.

I also find that CreationKit seems to play a lot more nicely when launched through MO2 than if I add it to steam and try to manually run it myself with Proton (CreationKit sucks to run, however and you'll have to get used to crashes and losing all progress so I would only recommend using it for very small tweaks.)

but yeah! runs just fine in proton. you really only need MO2 to initially launch skse for you. then it just kinda chills while you're playing. but the software is good (though I will say there was a bit of a learning curve in my case as I am a Vortex refugee 😅)

i love the texture on the skin(?). its pretty cool.

Minetest sadly doesn't have the robust modding scene that Java minecraft has.

Minetest is cool to play around with, but its more like a resource for testing stuff than an actual game.

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...omg is that a totoro magnetic pin holder?

also I love the pattern its very pretty! i think I will save it! thank you for sharing! =D

no, they don't. but the game has been out for 5 years at this point.

articles like these seem quite pointless to anyone who doesn't already own a switch 2. and possibly pointless even to people who own a switch 2, but have already played cyberpunk on better or similar hardware.

this article is an attempt to pat a multi billion dollar company on the back so it doesn't feel as bad that people aren't racing out to buy their 5-year-late, overpriced attempts to dominate the handheld market again.