That was me too. Now I'm good up to about 2 stories high, which is how high the climbing gym was.
It was scary and there were definitely times I abandoned a climb because my legs wouldn't stop shaking, but you eventually learn to trust the ropes will save you and push through the fear. It was 100% worth it.
At least read what he posted before replying. We don't need to build another reddit where people just rage at each other on behalf of their team.
This but DotA 2 for me. 6000+ hours and I'm still trash.
That plays at like 20x speed for me in Memmy 😂
Edit: awww man, can't get GIPHY links to work in my Lemmy client.
Fuck yeah Friday, plus I told my asshole boss to stick it up his ass and left work at midday. The best part about being self-employed (ish, it's a small worker's cooperative).
100% this
🛠️ memes aside, I'm a software developer and I don't trust software-only systems with no fallback. Too many moving parts that can go wrong.
Yeah it's been a bit shit. Worked out I just can't sit at my desk for any length of time so have been using a standing desk for the last couple of days and it's really helping. Plus the exercises the physio gave me are good too. Hoping to ease back into the gym routine, I miss lifting weights.
I've been having a bit of a shit time with my back the last couple of weeks but it's finally coming right. Didn't realise how much of an effect it was having on my mood but I feel a lot better now 😄
Came here to say flight as well. Great tasting coffee
I'm old. I've been playing Dota2 as my primary game since 2012. It works out to about 500 hours a year or so, which is still a lot but yeah.