I miss the days where we had shows without continuity. Just have each episode be a story of its own and be done. Nowadays it's all just cliffhangers and intense story arcs to keep people on the TV. Just make a show for the sake of making a show and not for money.
If you don't have a lot of expertise with soldering, here's a few basic tips:
Don't set the iron too hot, because if you burn the wires it's pretty much gg. Use lots of flux. To remove the old caps, just cut them off, they are cheap and replaceable.
The game is also horribly optimized. Are you using open planet? You can install the tweaker plugin and reduce render distance, although this probably only reduces the load on the GPU. For me on steam deck it works fine if the maps aren't too big, at least I don't get cpu spikes.
Just yesterday I read a German article about the conservative party being mad about reducing weapon shipments to Israel and they were saying that we're arguing about how we have to help Jews and all that. It makes me so mad, why can't we just differentiate? Yes, antisemitism is bad, but don't use it as a tool to push an agenda. Don't let people allow inhumane practices because you can't differentiate between zionism and antisemitism. And politicians exploiting the emotional bias in people are absolute scum.
I have it too and it's manageable as you say. But I've had panic attacks before and during that time it was unbearable. Thoughts coming in and out so quickly, unable to stop it, two or three songs playing at the same time, it was absolutely awful.
I'm getting meds now and it's so much nicer to have control and structure in my mind. So now it's down to a single song and maybe two or three thoughts at the same time which aren't shouting at me, they're just kind of there in the background.
(Sorry for the Reddit link).
How I do it: put your phone screen right before your nose and unfocus your eyes. Then, don't move your eyes, don't move your focus, but slowly move the phone away from your face. At about 10-20cm distance, you should be able to see a squirrel with a nut in its hands.
After that it became very easy to do other pictures simply by knowing what to expect (an actual 3d image).
It's on GitHub!
https://github.com/chrislgarry/Apollo-11