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⚠️ I follow and comment on NSFW stuff.

I'm a 36m British writer, designer, gaymer, lefty snowflake, and AuDHDer. I never shut up about Ace Attorney, and I collect Tamagotchis. Trying to learn Japanese, currently N4-ish. Ask for my Slowly ID!

Also trying PieFed: @meejle@piefed.world

  • This always gets posted (without the X part) and I refuse to believe they put the Windows logo in the bin. Too lazy to actually check though. 🚮

  • That's a relief, because everything is computer now

  • All I knew about him before this is that he's young and tall

  • Progressive People Say Rachel Reeves Should Get in the Sea

  • Aw, hey, the imaginary dolls are back! I missed them!

  • Vandalising something that can record you might not be the smartest thing

  • But seriously tho, it's just depression, can't sleep, hence this showerthought

    Well... maybe. You've accidentally come up with something that actually exists, called Delayed Sleep Phase Disorder. And about half of people with DSPD have depression. 😬 (Also common in ADHDers.)

    The circadian rhythms of people with DSPD are offset compared to people without it, so it is a bit like time zones in that respect. And if you try to "fight" it, by getting up early and holding down a 9-5 job, the effects are often compared to jet lag.

  • How long till stuff starts working on mobile game logic?

    Next free fridge door unlock:02:59:58

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  • Yep!

  • You're so welcome! Good luck getting whatever it is figured out!

    Assuming it's the same feeling, it's such a weird one to try and describe. I think that rings true though: it's like a caffeine buzz, only it makes you feel sluggish instead of energised. 😅

    YMMV, but if it is diabetes, the good news is it probably won't take too many changes to start feeling better. I just went as low carb as I could bear (probably more Atkins than keto, so nothing too drastic) and cut out caffeine (it can cause blood sugar spikes). For now, that's enough to manage it without any meds or finger-pricks, and I feel so much better! You don't even feel that deprived when you're having rich, creamy sauces on everything, and I've lost 32 lbs in less than 3 months, even while snacking the normal amount. 😂 I don't even really exercise!

  • This probably sounds stupid, but I just kinda... started feeling diabetic? 😅 Like, how I was feeling matched my extremely vague idea of "what diabetes might feel like", so I asked for blood tests, and yep.

    I don't think peeing a lot was really part of mine. I just found eating usually made me feel worse instead of better, and I was starting to get occasional tingling in my hands and feet.

  • It's the lady with the distracting gaming laptop!

  • This may or may not be a joke, but yes, this is very often talked about among ADHDers!

    I'm AuDHD and thankfully this is one area where my ordered, autistic side wins out – i.e. I have meticulously organised bookmarks and "Raindrop" tags for everything instead. 😄 I couldn't stand having tons of tabs open.

  • I don't have kids, but if age restriction did come for VPNs, I honestly think I'd subscribe to one for them. Or at least bring back the idea of having a "family computer" in the main living area, where they can use a VPN with supervision.

    I know everyone's kids are different, but surely it's better to at least attempt to teach them how to use the internet safely and in a healthy way (adblock, security, privacy, bots, scams, the perils of social media, discussions about porn and when it is and isn't healthy/exploitative etc.) rather than keeping them on The Pretend Internet till they're 18 and then unleashing them on the world. 😬 So they can fall for every scam and get "hacked" every few days and argue with AI bots like old ladies.

  • Or Vlad

  • Oh. In which case it still works fine for me, what can I say. 😅

  • Archive.ph is good, especially because I've never met a paywall it couldn't bypass. 😏

  • Automatic doors on dishwashers, no doors on kitchen cupboards