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That’s all! I got some tmr sticks, a shell mod and an OLED kit and I’m very excited to tinker with it! :)

So I’ve been playing around with all the control schemes on Prime 4 and one thing I’ve noticed is that the gyro lock on (not the normal gyro!) feels super floaty on dual stick mode, it’s as if there is a considerable amount of input lag and smoothing.

It becomes very apparent when swapping to pointer fusion where the gyro pointer is very snappy with no delay.

Is this intentional by design? And if so, why?

I was walking my dog today and I got called out for being disrespectful by another dog owner all because I didn’t wait half a mile away for her to pass us on a DIFFERENT path. Her dog is very reactive and barked as soon as he saw us, but apparently she doesn’t seem to care or make sure he gets treated right and instead throws it at other peoples head all judgy like.

When stuff like this usually happens and I feel like I’m being mistreated without reason, I answer by telling them something along the lines of “you’re saying nonsense” and “I’m sorry but that just sounds ridiculous”.

In hindsight I keep thinking about what occurred and my mind just can’t stop racing with thoughts of self doubt. Even though logically I am 90% sure I was just being yelled at by someone who had a bad day, my mind still perpetuates me as the one at fault and it gets to a point where I’m afraid to go outside.

Whats even worse is that I hate myself for the way I responded. Ideally I would’ve loved to defuse the situation as best as possible but in the moment I tend to respond the way I mentioned and I just feel so snarky and sassy and the afterthought genuinely drives me nuts.

And then there’s also the fact that I tend to think that the people I’ve had a bad run in with now hate me for the rest of eternity and that I should feel terrible because of it.

I’ve only had this happen 3 times in my life but everytime it happened I immediately isolated myself or I did everything I could to avoid the location where that took place, even if it is right next to my home.

I know it’s such a stupid thing to have to deal with but it always claws at me and I want to understand how to handle it better :/

I want to start with regular jogs but having looked into it a bit there seems to be a lot of intricacies to the whole thing (in regards to health) and I was hoping to get a better understanding here!

(Feel free to skip this!)
Just some background on me in case it helps:

I wouldn’t say I’m out of the loop but the only time I regularly jogged was when I was playing soccer between 8-13. I’m 22 now but I’m fairly lean to average and I’ve been going on walks for about 1 hour a day with my dog for about 5 years now.

My first question is, should I watch out for anything in terms of drinks. I heard electrolytes are good but how much should I intake, and should I avoid certain brands that may be too sugary?

Then I was wondering how you guys carry your drinks during runs? Especially during the summer heat. Do you prefer backpacks or are you using some sort of belt?

Also is there anything to look out for with shoewear? The path I’m planning to run isn’t very flat, it’s a dirt path next to some fields (where I walk my dog)

And then lastly how can I be safe with running during the summer? I work very early in the mornings until 9:00am so it’s most likely impossible to catch a run early. Could I still run when the sun is up or is it not advisable?
We’ve also had a teen in our neighbourhood tragically die to a heatstroke which sort of raises that concern for me even further..