hello! Elysium here with some tips on how to grieve or mourn pretty much anything.

the first thing we keep in mind is this:
It's okay to grieve.
It's okay to feel angry, sad, scared, betrayed, or any other emotion. Everyone has their own ways on how to deal with grief.
second thing:
You aren't alone with your grief.
The cool thing about chost is that everyone is a community! everyone is united and everyone is together. Share your grief. You don't have to bear the burden alone. This also applies for any other kind of mourning- there are billions of people in the world. Someone out there will inevitably understand.
third thing:
It's a long, long process.
Pretty sure everyone here has heard of the grieving cycle. But it's not a straight line! Like I said, everybody mourns in their own way. And your way is as equally valid as anyone else's.

we're all here for each other now. let's support each other until the end. :)

I am 24 now.

Up until the last couple days, I felt good-ish. My mental health has been marginally better than usual, and I found a few things that I feel interested in.

Most importantly, I started to learn a lot more about computers and the web, until eventually, it felt like the world where I belonged, where I knew what I wanted and how to get it.

Still, the more of it I saw, the more it felt like a horrible place ruled by either greed or anger. Somehow, Cohost was an exception. Like home. Now, I am crying and blaming myself for under-utilizing it when I had it.

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Ps. Recently, I started learning Rust and trying to get into tinkering with PC hardware. Maybe, if I find where to go from here, I will finally have something to say

Pps. And I finally downloaded and started playing Signalis. Had to pirate it because I am from Russia, and it is blocked (banned?) here, and even if I could buy it, I would have barely had enough money on my name. Signalis is great, you should play it (please buy it if you can)

Does anyone know a good way to sync folders on Linux?
I mainly wanna sync a folder on my interal HDD with an external one. I have tried Unison, but the problem there, is that if I delete a file off the interal drive, it'll try to readd it during the sync (I can tell it not to move the files, but I need to do that every sync, and I also have manually removed deleted folders). What I want, is a way to set one folder as the parent, and one as the child, with the child altering to mirror the parent. That might already be a function of Unison that I overlooked. So, if you know, please tell me. Doesn't have to be a graphical app, I'd be fine with using the terminal.