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Cake day: September 1st, 2023

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  • Yeah I really wish. It’s just not going to happen though. I don’t go anywhere or do anything. I just sit around and shovel stimulation into the black hole inside myself at an unsustainable rate to try to distract myself from the fact that that’s all things will ever be for me, that’s all things ever can be for me. I’m so tired and I desperately just want to give up. Even when things are ok and my mood isn’t in the dumpster it hangs over me. I don’t want to do this anymore. I’m sick of being a barely functioning human being. I’m just so tired and I want to turn it all off. There’s things that I would like to do or have or be, but they just aren’t going to happen. I’ll never have someone that cares for me. I’ll never be able to actually stick with a hobby I enjoy. I’d love to actually be a person I enjoy being, but THAT’S certainly never going to happen.

    I can’t kill myself, because too many people still care about me. I wish people would forget about me so I could just leave. There’ll probably come a point when I’m too tired to care. Hard to tell when it’ll be.
















  • You should have rolling log files of limited size and limited quantity. The issue isn’t that it’s a text file, it’s that they’re not following pretty standard logging procedures to prevent this kind of thing and make logs more useful.

    Essentially, when your log file reaches a configured size, it should create a new one and start writing into that, deleting the oldest if there are more log files than your configured limit.

    This prevents runaway logging like this, and also lets you store more logging info than you can easily open and go through in one document. If you want to store 20 gb of logs, having all of that in one file will make it difficult to go through. 10 2 gb log files is much easier. That’s not so much a consumer issue, but that’s the jist of it.