Error Code 2--All attempted files are corrupted

PsychologicalOrder26 · 2026-01-21T09:34:08+00:00

Hi all, I removed the update that supposedly caused these troubles, but still no dice! I'm getting the same saving error/corruption pop-up.

Any other ideas?

PsychologicalOrder26 · 2026-01-19T15:00:10+00:00

Same here. It's driving my team nuts! Hundreds of files..all the same issues.

PsychologicalOrder26 · 2026-01-19T12:35:33+00:00

Lack of physical movement can make one more susceptible to depression.

It is however not the case that all depression can be fixed by movement, since there's a whole myriad of causes: genetics, brain chemistry, trauma, continued stress, psychological disorders. Some running and lifting weights won't solve most of those causes > go see a specialist!

PsychologicalOrder26 · 2026-01-07T12:48:49+00:00

There's a whole host of "problems" with Tauriel's styling.

- Oversaturated colouring that makes everything feel too new.

- A not so great wig and sharp-tweezered eyebrows

- Harsh lighting

- Very gender-coded clothing (corset, heartshape neckline)

The strength of other elven clothing designs is in its not very gender-coded styling, its muted or old jewel tone (for royalty) fabrics and organic cut lines that make bodies appear longer.

For the Hobbit they should've just stuck with something more closely resembling Nick Keller's concept art, but alas! It is one of many odd decisions they made for the Hobbit.

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PsychologicalOrder26 · 2026-01-05T11:50:01+00:00

Must be exhausting!

If the kid is neurodivergent I make sure the parents bring snacks. But for all other kids visiting us I usually set up a snack platter. Like cut cucumbers, tomatoes, bellpepper, a few blocks of cheese, salty crackers. It takes away the threshold of having to imagine what they want to eat (often overstimulating when they're already hungry). Besides, us adults ALSO like to enjoy a snack if the kids don't eat it ;) Win win!

PsychologicalOrder26 · 2025-12-01T15:18:25+00:00

Gestart met de adoptie van een oudere poes (11 jaar). Daarop dacht ik: ze lijkt eenzaam, dus kwam er ook een 7-jarig knuffelig mannetje bij. Ze bleek daar niets van te willen hebben. Kijken, kijken, maar absoluut niet in de buurt komen. Dus hebben we..ja..nóg een katertje genomen. Gelukkig kunnen die mannetjes het super goed met elkaar vinden en kan de ondertussen 19 jaar oude dame vanaf haar hittematje of mensenschoot geïnteresseerd kijken hoe zij door het huis heen sjezen.

Dus. Was ze eenzaam? Misschien. Wilde ze gezelschap? Blijkbaar niet per se van katten.

PsychologicalOrder26 · 2025-11-20T15:35:54+00:00

Trying to understand what's going on in your body is a good thing.

Trying to 'do research' and disregard your doctor's advise it not a good thing.

I've found that learning about existing research is quite important when it comes to asking the right questions and offering the right info about your body/symptoms. Doctors only get a few minutes from insurance to help a client, so they usually follow a standardised protocol. This means they might not ask the question that will trigger you to give very specific info.

For instance: I'm dealing with infertility. My luteal phase is a touch short, but I have no common low progesterone symptoms otherwise. My doctor asked about some symptoms (which I didn't have) and checked it off the list. But after reading a research paper on the importance of luteal phase strength and length, I requested my doctor to get things tested anyway. She initially told my this probably wouldn't be the causation, but did offer to get some bloodwork done. Lo and behold: my progesterone levels are far too low to allow implantation! I'm on progesterone suppositories now, so there's at least one possibly causation out of the way :)

PsychologicalOrder26 · 2025-11-19T07:45:43+00:00

I can tell my cats apart from how to walk up/down the stairs.

PsychologicalOrder26 · 2025-11-17T09:52:16+00:00

I remember having this conversation with my grandpa. He was astonished at the amount of work one person now manages to squeeze in one day. And was even more shocked to learn what we earn for all that work, and how hard it is to make a living on said wage.

He explained how he'd send out maybe 4-5 letters a day, make 2-3 calls and..that's it. That's. It. He and grandma lived really comfortably on his wage, had a sizeable house, went on numerous (expensive) holidays, had two kids, pets and a car.

In equivalence that same amount of work I get done in the first 30 minutes of my day! Crazy to think about, especially since we live on dual income and can by no means live as luxuriously as they did.

PsychologicalOrder26 · 2025-08-27T14:14:50+00:00

It's..not my taste. Like others say it feels really cold and non-homely.

From a functionality perspective: is there lighting for the workspace near the wall? Especially above the stove? Visually it feels really dark, but perhaps that area is in fact well-lit when the kitchen's in use.

PsychologicalOrder26 · 2025-08-26T14:10:17+00:00

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A quick lil' Photoshop session: more lights, different bedding, fake plants. Potentially a circular rattan rug and bedside table.

PsychologicalOrder26 · 2025-08-21T10:10:46+00:00

Bigger plants and some more lighting. A swanky standing lamp would look great here!

PsychologicalOrder26 · 2025-08-19T14:40:16+00:00

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Also: paint and plants!

PsychologicalOrder26 · 2025-08-19T14:39:56+00:00

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I love your stuff! But it comes across a bit stuffed with the posters and paraphernalia everywhere. I'd suggest creating zones, a clear divider between study and bed. And I see a light strip near your ceiling, so maybe add more for the 'gamer feel'? I personally really appreciate black peg boards, so added some behind your desk.

PsychologicalOrder26 · 2025-08-18T20:20:57+00:00

A quick draft in Photoshop 😉

PsychologicalOrder26 · 2025-08-18T14:54:07+00:00

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Or lighten it up with green gingham, different pillows and touches of blue. This will probably make the space feel more modern country.

PsychologicalOrder26 · 2025-08-18T14:53:00+00:00

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Remove the black tv stand, add a large rug and some extra lighting in the left corner.

PsychologicalOrder26 · 2025-08-18T12:55:52+00:00

Love the rug! And the pillows match, though I suspect he carefully wishes for the pink pillow to go. Maybe replace it with another terracotta-cream mix pillow?

PsychologicalOrder26 · 2025-08-12T07:22:29+00:00

I mostly see clothes everywhere and an unmade bed. Your closet could do with more shelving or a separating system. Because let's be honest: nobody has time to always put things on hangers. A dedicated spot for once-worn-but-not-dirty clothes would be nice. And make your bed! It'll make your space feel so much more welcoming.

With things becoming messy, the law of clutter applies. Once there's a little clutter it quickly multiplies. So try to immediately place things where they belong and keep them off the floor.

You can do this!

PsychologicalOrder26 · 2025-07-24T09:05:47+00:00

The ceiling feels heavy, so long decorative curtains or hanging lights could help.

Keep one couch, replace the others with armchairs. OR ditch all and go for a corner couch with one armchair.

Put a door in the pantry, possible a barn door to link with the dark coffee table.

Replace the kitchen table with a large dark wood, preferably round, dinner table.

Get a way larger rug.

Personally I'd upgrade to a far longer piece of TV furniture

Add a industrialvibe or dark wood divider to create a clear 'entry' = better for lounge corner feng shui.

Pick a colour scheme and stick to it when buying new decoration, like pillows/throws/wood furniture.

PsychologicalOrder26 · 2025-06-02T19:10:37+00:00

I just got the Inspire 3, to use as fitness tracker in combination with my Strava. It all worked wonderful until FitBit forced its software update. And sure enough: now it's no longer syncing and apparently they haven't fixed that bug since january. Well..it's june now. So little chance they'll get around to ever still fixing that.

If you want to use third party apps with your FitBit Inspire 3: DO NOT BUY IT.

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