No you snap the strap/cord, but it still requires two pats, though the pats can be subdued with palm resting on the object and only the fingers doing the patting while you slightly lean against the object to subtly prove your point.
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Back and knees here, Aleve twice a day, Advil for flare ups. I'm pulling for ya, we're all in this together.
Just pick one, burn the ISO to a USB stick and run a live version. When your done checking it out, shut down, unplug the USB stick, and boot back into windows. You can do this with any distro you are curious about, and once you find one you feel comfortable with you can install it.
My mom hates windows but is also uncomfortable with moving to a new OS, so this is what I did for her. She settled on Mint and now I'm taking an old laptop my dad gave me and I'm going to install Mint on that so she can use it full time but still have her windows machine for the time being. Once she's comfortable with Mint I'll move her over completely with the current windows computer since it's far more up to date and powerful.
Aleve or Advil for the back?
Interesting, I've never heard of him. But then again I'm in my 40's, single and no kids, never had a tiktok account, and mostly consume self-hosted media. Some of the locally owned stores I shop at play some....interesting..... house music, so maybe I have heard his music and just don't know it.
Hey if YT works for you, then use it.
Check out Nebula, it is paid but there are no ads and they have a decent amount of YouTubers and are adding more regularly.
Also your feed is based on subscriptions not an algorithm.
Lemmy was the founder and only constant member of the band Motorhead. He was Motorhead, he played rock and roll.
Also seems we're in the same boat, I have no idea who bbno$ is.
Trick question, Lemmy is God!
Love Airheads.
9 Easy, you get to sit next to Lemmy.
No no, you spent your time well. I'm saving this for future use. Live to win brother.
Same, I pay for basic ChatGPT and use free Claude. So many things I would start, get overwhelmed by, and never go back to left sitting. Now "hey AI I have this thing, help me with it" and I'm done with it. I set up a project just for my homelab and having that has helped sooo much, it remembers my setup and tells me how to do what I ask it within my infrastructure, saves so much time. Not to mention the proposal for work that I was struggling with, had it help with the research and give me an outline to follow and I had that thing written in a weekend.
I honestly think everyone with ADHD should learn to use AI, it's a no judgement productivity game changer.