Polls: Technology & Internet

So, I've been out of my tree lately with everything involving the phone and internet..

Just like us teens, We all can be addicted to our social media, texts, online friends, etc. But recently within the past month.. I've been feeling completely addicted to it and stressed, I even went on medication to help lower blood pressure , just for it to help but then just get stressed again a few days later, but this time with even more mental confusion...

I can't relax lately, and eventually I got to the point where simple things get me tilted/confused, for example when texting I give off a lot of misunderstandings/misconceptions and receive a lot as well due to my mental exhaustion, which then makes me feel even worse cuz not only am I trying to communicate/text with someone, but it comes off as basically uninterruptible, confusing to read, or something that I didn't mean to say/shouldn't have said at all.. It's very hard to explain, I sent texts to someone and the next day look back at them all thinking to myself, "Oh my god.. Why did I say that?"

I gotta face it, I'm always on the phone or computer either doing research, or texting people, or using programs and apps, etc. And I literally get a notification on my phone about every 20-40 seconds, it's not even funny.

My parents actually are calling me "psycho" lately due to my exhaustion and how I handle things, and I've been pulling all-nighters often due to electronics, sadness, and stress which keeps everybody up, therefore adds more stress.. I even went on the deep web and bought "anti-depressants"..

I'm going crazy and even started to cut myself recently. It's so hard and unexplainable what I've been feeling lately , so me and my parents feel that I need 1 week vaca from my phone to relax and meditate other than exhausting my mind.

Do you think that it'd help by a lot, and do y'all think of it as beneficial to take a week off and turn off my phone to regain my chill levels, or won't it make much difference?

Another generation from my childhood! So basically at this gen I've only played the PS & the N64. Both are awesome, though I like the N64 better for having fun 1st party games like Super Mario 64 & Mario Party. The PS for me was also good because of the 3rd party games (though I've played Gran Turismo) but TBH when I was booting up the console and the starting screen appeared, I got scared at it so I let my brothers turn it on haha! Other than the two, I've never played the Saturn yet especially the 3DO and the Atari Jaguar. But I'd like to know what consoles have you played and liked during the late 1990's to early 2000's.

I have noticed that the eastern countries call it "Insta" while the western countries call it "Gram". Younger people call it "IG" and older people call it simply "Instagram"

What about you?

I've played 4 of these as this was my childhood and personally, the SNES was my favorite. I recall Mario Kart & Donkey Kong Country, those games were memorable. But when it comes to 3rd party games like Street Fighter and Mortal Kombat, I prefer the Mega Drive as it has greater resolution. I've also played Sonic the Hedgehog as well and it's so cool! (I'll be posting about the 5th generation consoles soon.)

Flat island keys are the worst for traditional typing, I'm always hit the wrong key as flat keys make it difficult to distinguish one key from the next with out looking. Traditional keyboards have curved keys with more travel that allow you're fingers to fall into place.

Do you pronounce it with a hard g like Gif or a soft g like Jif? I use a hard g.

in comments say what helped you fix your slow charging problems

So lets say you enter an elevator on the ground floor and press the button to the 20th floor. Then immediately after someone else follows you in and presses the 2nd floor. The doors close.
The elevator takes you first to the 20th floor.
Then it goes back down to the 2nd floor.
Meanwhile a few people pressed the lift button on the 10th floor and the 16th but they can see its gone up and then gone back down again and have to wait in line. You have to press the button quick or else you're in a queue of button pressers.

Have you found one like this? I did! I love it! It's perfect.

Please comment and discuss whether its better or do you prefer the standard elevator.

Some would say it's already here (in early stages). Many tout it will have as big or even bigger impact on us than the internet.

How do you feel about it?