I think what a lot of people mean by that is "you always have to make other people feel as if they're wrong"
retrieval4558
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I have not. Especially with the desktop client, which automatically will switch to another server if you get dropped. As far as speeds, I've also never noticed a problem but my bottleneck is my ISP so it's hard to know.
Yes! In fact the only way I have any dreams at all are when I sleep on my back. Side or stomach = no dreams, lucid or otherwise
Everyone here has laid out very good instructions on setup.
My method is a little less sophisticated but when I'm setting up new devices, I'll plug them into the only monitor I have, and eventually get them to the point where everything else can be done headless with either ssh or the webUI of whatever application I'm using. After that, it really never needs a monitor again.
Democrats in a nutshell for sure
That's very similar to what I run and I've never had any problems.
Non sequitur
When I practice I can pretty reliably. Frequent reality checks while awake and dream journaling is the trick for me. I get pretty annoying sleep paralysis nearly every time I wake up from a lucid dream so it's not something I try to do much anymore.
I use proton with a decent amount of success, although I have had trouble with connectibility.
Vampire survivors is super cheap. Playing the new couch coop is pretty fun, even if you've played before.
Honestly as the climate gets worse, I think this will be a lot more common.