u/naomi2v

I am using docker desktop on windows 11, and after a restart of my pc, all of my containers and images are gone. Is there any way to recover them? When I restarted my pc and docker opened automatically, it was taking up most of my memory and brought up an error message that referred me to windows-daemon.json, when I checked, the file was empty, so I deleted the file and now docker opens fine but without anything I have done on it.

ex: frick, freak, crud, snap, darn

I had my first instance of a troll file today since I started using soulseek, I started up a movie I downloaded and it started talking about some "throbbing penis" in the opening credits. Lesson learned I guess, check the movies I download before I go to actually watch them.

Well, to start, I had the relatively cookie cutter "smart kid" experience throughout early childhood. In 2nd grade I was tested with the DAS II, scored a 139 IQ, and was immediately put into gifted classes. I was always passionate about school when I was younger and was always told by the adults in my life how smart I was etc etc. All of this is "Great!" when you're younger because "oh you are so brilliant" and just all of the endless praise for something that I am not really putting any effort into. This just continued as the years went by until late middle school, I still maintained my high performance in school, but some burnout from school and being bullied by others really started to take its toll on me. Not to mention that I also found out I was transgender around this time which added a whole other layer of stress to my life since my entire upbringing I was raised around solely christianity and lived in a place that was alarmingly bigoted (still do!). As time passed into high school, I began to adopt this viscous mindset that "I just have to get through it and it will be better" which ended up with burnout slowly getting worse and worse under the hood. Then the really big bombshell hit of me making the massive mistake before my senior year of trying to come out to my dad which resulted with a very long "conversation" of sorts that I'd rather not get into. My senior year ended up feeling like an absolute blur of me just focusing on maintaining my test scores and still managing to perform highly, but everything else in my life (mainly mentally) REALLY suffering. I graduated high school with an honors diploma, a 33 overall ACT, and AP scores to skip calculus 1 & 2 in college. Then the post graduation depression really hit me. I have still maintained keeping a job, but other than that, I still live at home, didn't go to college right after high school like everyone expected me to, mainly just because I feel like I would have completely broken down if I would have attended college immediately. Things have gotten a little better in the almost year since I graduated, I finally got some attention that I very much needed mentally and spoke to a professional about my transness. Other than that though? I really don't know where to take myself with the rest of my life. I feel so distant from the once extremely passionate young child I was, and now I am just "living one day at a time" you could say, but this does not feel great. I am struggling to try to figure out what I want to do for the rest of my life and what I want to study in college (if that even is for me at this point). Something math adjacent is what I would prefer because that was always what I was best at and most passionate about in school, but other than that I am uncertain. I have been told recently by my amazing mother that I cannot be so hard on myself when I am just barely a legal adult (gonna be 19 this year). Though I just cannot get this itch out of my head that I need to get my life started career-wise. If you're curious, I have not gotten any tests for neurodivergence, but I wouldn't exactly be surprised if I have something underlying there, however, I am no medical professional so I am not going to make any absolute statements relating to that. Thank you for reading, and if you have any advice or ideas for a career path I should look into (or even just kind words), anything would be appreciated.