Putting boiling water in the freezer is so useful, like you can cook it once and freeze it, then get it out when you need it and just reheat it a little.
I'm from the US, that's probably the reason
English with Japanese accent is really funny IMO. Until you start learning Japanese that is, and a lot of words are imported from English... badly. I'm not a native English speaker but my English understanding is pretty good, and even so, katakana English can be very hard to understand without and even with transcripts.
Man what are you talking about, since when is boogaloo used for extremists??
Exportweltmeister!!!
Foss alternative with a really good UI: Lightblocks
My recommendation l is going back to the basics: chess, especially lichess.org
You can choose a mode however you want, and it may or may not be stressful. Multiplayer with friends or random online people, choose a time between 30 seconds for a game and infinity to move.
If you don't want to play right now, you can solve tactical exercises.
BTD5 too. This is a very good recommendation.
My PC updates when I tell it to and my work pc mostly too, but I don't care, as I get paid for waiting for work updates, it's just paid free time.
Actually, scpwiki.com is the correct domain, but the ACP technical team haven't updated the https certificate in months.
This actually breaks my SCP reader in my phone, as that relies in the official domain and requires https. The official domain redirects to wikidot, but work is going on with a replacement software.
Very cute site. Seems like a git lab to me, but I haven't used that and it might be something different.
I don't remember the last time I haven't gotten a game to work on my (Linux) machine, besides for the fact that I'm on a laptop right now, so obviously some stuff will have bad performance.
For example, I played GTA V yesterday on it, the install was painless with steam and the launcher just needed to be started twice.