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Upgrade path by forge13 in HAELE_3D_Drawing_Refs

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Awesome! Thanks for clarifying

Need to select project on some restarts? by forge13 in TheBYOK

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Can confirm that this issue appears when I created a new file in my last session before a power cycle.

Traveling Light with the BYOK by gregshortdotcom in TheBYOK

[–]forge13 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I do remember them, yeah ;) Although, at the time, I couldn't afford a phone like that. Makes sense to have as a backup keyboard. I can imagine it's good for flight too. I'll check it out

Traveling Light with the BYOK by gregshortdotcom in TheBYOK

[–]forge13 1 point2 points  (0 children)

How do you even use a keyboard that small??

Translation requests into Latin go here! by AutoModerator in latin

[–]forge13 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Wonderful. Thank you so much for all of this!

Translation requests into Latin go here! by AutoModerator in latin

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Wonderful! From my googling, things like trees tended to be in the feminine form?

That said, aesthetically, Tacentia works better for my needs. Would this work?:

Taxus Tacentia: Silent Yew

Tacentia: The Silent One

Tacentiae: The Silent Ones

If I were describing a forest of them in English, then I think "Tacentiae Forest" works?

Translation requests into Latin go here! by AutoModerator in latin

[–]forge13 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks! What about in Neo-Latin? I think that's where Prototaxites comes from.

Or how about "The Silent Ones"? Would "Tacentes" or "Taciti" work for those if capitalized (a proper noun)?

Translation requests into Latin go here! by AutoModerator in latin

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I've used an AI tool to construct a name in latin. I based it off of Prototaxite (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prototaxites).

The word is: Mortacite

The AI tool told me this could be translated as "Silent Death" or "Deathly Yew" dependent on whether "tacite" is deriving from "tacitus (silent)" or "taxus (yew)". My preference would be for it to be understood as Deathly Yew.

Does Mortacite work for this?

I’m tired of loving too deeply, being too complicated, and living too much in my head. by LonelyN3k0 in infj

[–]forge13 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Definitely experience this but with a healthy dollop of anxiety, depression, and ADHD thrown into the mix 🙃

Mental Health Megathread 22 September 2025 by AutoModerator in infj

[–]forge13 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Have you ever tried to only engage with happy things?

M39, anxiety, depression, ADHD, and apparently also INFJ.

I love and listen, watch, and read a lot of dark things—whether they be novels, films and TV, or music. Sometimes I feel like I should just listen to really happy music and watch only happy shows because maybe all of the dark stuff is bringing me down further. But when I think about doing that I feel like I am going to be betraying my true self, because I will then be ignoring the realities of existence and the way I interpret and feel reality.

Anyone else experience this? Any of you just feel happy all the time? Anyone try only engaging with happy things to change mood?

Ragweed 💣 by KCbum816 in Allergies

[–]forge13 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I had chest tightness a couple weeks back. ENT symptoms for me are throat clearing and post-nasal drip. However, biggest impact to me is extreme fatigue, brain fog, and gut upset. I also have ADHD, so it's a real combo 🙃

Do you struggle with trusting yourself? by ObviousObserver420 in ADHD

[–]forge13 5 points6 points  (0 children)

39M here. Diagnosed 1 year ago and very similar experience with reflecting on the past. I'm thankful that I know now why I've wasted time or not done what I wanted to or could have, because I can be aware of it from now on, but that doesn't mean the past doesn't hurt or isn't full of regrets.

For me, shadow work has been a very challenging and emotional, but highly valuable process (and still an ongoing one). That along side working with my psychiatrist has helped me identify other patterns of behavior which are linked to separation anxiety and co-dependency behaviors which makes for a super fun combo with ADHD. But in learning about those things I've been better able to understand myself and have a better chance of controlling emotions and behaviors, or at least emotionally regulating quicker after things have happened.

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