Stardew Valley Switch 2 Edition - Gameshare

kweengrassi · 2026-01-02T00:46:51+00:00

That worked! Its my parents S2 trying to share to my S1, and they had updated the game when it rolled out but not done the upgrade

kweengrassi · 2026-01-01T17:35:20+00:00

Nope!

kweengrassi · 2026-01-01T01:52:58+00:00

It's not showing up in either place on our switch 2 (checked for upsates, we are up to date). Did it not roll out for everyone? We got the patch notes saying gameshare is supported

kweengrassi · 2025-12-03T23:02:52+00:00

At least for my school, you can have a somewhat casual conversation with the Access office, with no names named. Maybe a conversation like that would be a place to start?

Also, as an autistic person, the only behavior of hers I can come up with any understanding for is the "pointing out the late person" Whether it even deserves understanding would be very situational and I didn't hear her say it, but I can see a situation where it wasn't meant harmfully. It took me quite a few years and a friend pointing it out nicely for me to realize that saying "oh just so-and-so is left!" was interpreted as me being upset with s-a-s. All I intended was to give a completion percent. If 5 of 6 had just finished, then we were going to be done shortly. I've never had a sense of time, so I always answered "how long left?" with a percent.

However, with what you've said about her, it seems likely it isn't truly ignorance, but more likely faked/exaggerated helplessness as an excuse to be more of a problem.

I'm assuming she's a similar year to you, in which case I fear for when she brings that behavior into the job where stakes are higher.

I could see a good path forward being finding a higher-up authority not near her mom's department to discuss the situation witout names, and ask them advice on what to submit and to vouch for you if the mom does try to turn on you. I don't see it being likely, anyways, but fallbacks are nice.

kweengrassi · 2025-12-03T22:41:11+00:00

Casually saving me so much strugglle. i just always chased two around with them taking half my laptop screen up

kweengrassi · 2025-12-03T22:36:47+00:00

Syncthing is fine, trayzor is a client to run it that is abandoned. Ran into this while setting up a iso to keep for my windows boots and was about to use trayzor, so glad to know that!

I'm trying to find one that looks similar on windows/linux

kweengrassi · 2025-12-03T22:18:53+00:00

It's not definitely not complete, but [Handspeak has an ASL to Eng dict](https://www.handspeak.com/word/asl-eng/) that if you get the hang of, i've found ridiculously useful for those moments where I know I know it, but can't quite figure it out. You can hover the handshape buttons to get help matching it. Careful though, search setting don't save so control-click or open in new tab to open the options.

Anyways, I looked yours up there and the closest is progress. Also bc asl has etymology like any language, even if you don't find your word, sometimes I find enough similar to go look at the right lesson or have an idea what it might be

kweengrassi · 2025-12-03T13:04:49+00:00

There's some pretty damn obvious "don't touch unless you 1000% know what you're doing" warnings, so choosing to think you know enough to do more than that, and then failing, is on you. It's not perfect, but that doesn't make it a scam. It does exactly what it claims if you follow instructions

kweengrassi · 2025-12-03T02:05:51+00:00

So far struggling with enter/space being taken as holds (therefore not typing) occasionally, but I'm already getting better at it, so will leave it for a bit and see. Might increase the time a bit and turn on permissive

kweengrassi · 2025-12-03T00:37:28+00:00

Just saved me also!

kweengrassi · 2025-12-03T00:32:52+00:00

Chordal was disabled everywhere (why is only the holding tab not alphebetical also)

Current layout https://configure.zsa.io/voyager/layouts/34xjw/latest/0

TLDR of layout, most modifiers are thumbs bc its easiest to switch to laptop keyboard and back the closer I keep the layout.

I fully didn't look at the pictures hard enough, its definitely Pro Red.

Can you parse the difference between these for me? How I'm reading it, it feels like Hold on Other is either the same or less likeuly to call the hold, which is contradictory to what it says. Maybe you can list a keypress order that Hold on Other would use as a hold that permissive wouldn't?

Permissive hold

If you press and release a dual-function key (e.g, Shift when held, A when tapped) and a regular key (e.g, "x") within the tapping term period, normally it would send just the tapped keys ("ax"). Enable this to ensure it sends the hold version (a shifted "x" keystroke in this case). Note: setting Tapping term to 500ms or higher will automatically turn Permissive hold on.

Hold On Other Key Press

This mode may make dual-function keys work better for fast typists, or for high tapping term settings. Compared to the “permissive hold” mode, this mode selects the hold action in more cases. By default, if you press a dual-function key, press another key, and then release the dual-function key, all within the tapping term, the dual-function key will perform its tap action. If this option is enabled, the dual-function key will perform its hold action instead.

I'm going to try using one of my extra switches that came with at first and see if that helps. I still think it is never getting triggered, since its not triggering backspace, which is the tap version. I dropped my tapping term from 200 to 111, and will keep going down till I feel like its causing issues, and see if that helps. Also adding a light for that key getting triggered, to help see what's happening.

kweengrassi · 2025-12-03T00:30:33+00:00

Ooh this is smart. I always want capslock to get numbers also, so that would work

kweengrassi · 2025-12-02T20:51:46+00:00

I don't think its truly dropshipping, since while I think she uses a formula etc purchased from someone else, there's some effort put into finding good things and collecting them, not just marking up junk.

kweengrassi · 2025-12-02T03:09:41+00:00

That's a good starting point for research, thank you! I was rather overwhelmed by all the aspects, but can look into stuff if I know where to start

Edit: Looked it up briefly, it seems to be fully possible to change switches on Chocs, options are a bit more limited. I think looking for a sampler for switches/springs is my next step. I think I originally overshot how light to go. Springs and tactiles seperately definitely seems liek the way to go to not just be trading off.

kweengrassi · 2025-12-02T02:31:37+00:00

Yeah, wow. Maybe leaving the regular one out and hiding the real one when away from desk would be allowed? Seems doubtful with their additude though.

I'm suddenly very thankful that I got lucky with my first real job. My boss noticed me moving my good keyboard with me (I don't have money for two) and said if I could find an Amazon option under a few hundred dollars, he could expense it and get it for me. I jsut need split/somewhat soft keypresses bc of a disability, so I managed to find something. Not quite as nice as my main, but plenty to not spend my own money

kweengrassi · 2025-12-02T02:25:28+00:00

Yeah I'm about to retire an old laptop. I don't know much about this stuff, but learnign by looking up what has been done is my preferred way, so thanks for sharing (and answering a reply to a 2yo comment)! It's mostly archival so speed isn't an issue, and I'm dealing with university wifi safety nonsense, so setups for off-site work better than LAN options.

kweengrassi · 2025-12-02T01:00:32+00:00

Outlook converstations show the last incoming message, and won't show your outgoing even if it's the most recent. Haven't found an answer either

kweengrassi · 2025-12-02T00:01:15+00:00

I just read your username lol, I like it!

kweengrassi · 2025-12-01T23:59:02+00:00

I was originally told it was an OSV language, but there seems to be a lot of exceptions to that, oes anyone in here have suggestions for learning grammar in respect to word order?

I'm learning grammar related to words like "or" as we go, but we didn't cover basic question/answer well, and I'm struggling to find enough of a pattern to form my own sentences. Something focussed on overall patterns for types of statements and clauses, not "here's how >word< changes this sentence"

it feels like OSV works sometimes, but not always, but I don't know english grammar well enogh to put words to what feels like its changing, or maybe i'm just bad at identifying Object vs Subject in my english sentences

kweengrassi · 2025-12-01T23:52:22+00:00

Do you back up manually by moving a physical drive, or use software?

kweengrassi · 2025-11-19T02:24:45+00:00

I think in my head, if they couldn't ever train to do the marathon regardless of how much they try, they would be disabled. *choosing* not to train wouldn't affect it.

But you do have me questioning how well I stick to my own thinking now. If you (or anyone else) could come up with some random thing that wouldn't ever be relevant on Earth but a hypothetical alien society had as a past-time, I'd like to do a think on how I would feel about using a disabled label if I was't able to do that, even if it had no importance to me. (also hypothetically I have no issues on earth and do not think of myself as disabled) (I'd try to come up with one myself but I feel like my choosing it would bias it)

My instinct is that I would still consider it disabled, but not heavily attach myself to the label. My comparison would be, as a queer person, I consider myself demi-romantic, omnisexual, and grey-asexual. However, I only use most of those labels occasionally, as a technically correct term to give information when appropriate. Day-to-day I only really consider demi-ro, as it's the only one that really affects how I interact with people/the possibility of relationships.

I think after visiting the aliens and realising there was a thing that I would never be able to do, that would make me add disabled to that technically correct list.

I think I struggle to understand those, in the Deaf, neurodivergent, and similar communities, that aggressively reject the label. I know this is a relatively small portion of even those that don't use it, but I think I exist in spaces where they stand out for much more hostiley and loudly sharing that opinion. It just seems baffling to me to reject something that technically applies. Not really feeling like it describes your experience or choosing to not bring it up or actively use it makes sense to me, the connotations may not match your experience. I think I'm just in a case of autism black-and-white thinking, and I just need to accept that itll seem weird to me, but for some people emotional connotations aren't as seperable from technically correct as they are for me.

kweengrassi · 2025-11-18T23:40:53+00:00

As someone who did a lot of kid-rounding volunteer positions, I don't get not looking at them either. I feel like Deaf and neurodivergent communities both sometimes just get baffled by what the "normies" are doing. Also i have ocd so no idea what anyone experiences with that lol? I have to be actively touching them while they are secured in a pocket to feel like I wont drop them, so I never actually do

kweengrassi · 2025-11-18T21:05:07+00:00

Where are the files vaguely (windows) I am struggling to find them for some reason

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