Therapy (both individual and group talk therapy) helps with the emotional regulation and any childhood trauma and bad coping mechanisms you acquired by being a kid with ADD/ADHD. Medication helps with the focusing of course, both allowing you to focus for longer and sometimes (in the case of XR meds) softening the “crash” so you can have the mindfulness and focus to bring your emotional regulation tools into play and start to self regulate. I firmly believe both are necessary for some (if not most) people to be truly successful living with ADD/ADHD.
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ashaman2007@lemm.eeto openSUSE@lemmy.ml•Why does Tumbleweed insist on reinstalling YaST?4·2 months agoIts probably part of a pattern that’s getting installed. I think adding a lock (zypper al packagename) would stop it from being reinstalled
Contaminated by all the automotive detritus…
ashaman2007@lemm.eeto GrapheneOS [Unofficial]@lemmy.ml•New GrapheneOS Release With Latest Security Patches From AOSP 16 Coming SoonEnglish7·2 months agoSomething tells me that with how passionate these guys are this was probably just a crunch to avoid the unacceptable result of the project falling behind, but isn’t sustainable. They’ll burn out if this is what they have to do every time, and they probably know that and tried to avoid it.
Depends on what your definition of winning is. If we reach a state where it is literally impossible to run your own software without heavy hardware modification, which would exclude 99.9% of users, that would be like big tech winning in my book. That’s why right to repair is important, and we probably also need laws to prevent OEMs from disallowing the use of alternate OS.
ashaman2007@lemm.eeto GrapheneOS [Unofficial]@lemmy.ml•GrapheneOS Developers Left To Reverse Engineer Android Early ReleasesEnglish1·2 months ago@akc3n@lemmy.ml another new OEM, this one using ARM cores: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/liberux-nexx--3#/
Seems like they are also trying to find their place, they just backed off from a pretty expensive desktop replacement device to offer a more reasonable phone. Maybe an OS partnership would also help them since they are currently rolling their own Linux OS…
Just check their comment history 😂 you’ll have to scroll some past their current bit where they pretend to talk like an AI, but you’ll see what’s up after that
ashaman2007@lemm.eeto Open Source@lemmy.ml•Looks like Comaps now has an apk that can be downloaded14·2 months agoFor those out of the loop: https://news.itsfoss.com/organic-maps-fork-comaps/
ashaman2007@lemm.eeto Open Source@lemmy.ml•Looks like Comaps now has an apk that can be downloaded6·2 months agoWow this is big news, Comaps is the fork of Organic Maps: https://news.itsfoss.com/organic-maps-fork-comaps/
Let’s be careful to remember that there are different levels of effort and understanding required for different levels of security and privacy. GrapheneOS has taken the approach of offering harm reduction, with sane defaults and options that allow advanced users to take near-complete control over their device (within the limits of the Pixel hardware). This is obvious by their inclusion of the sandboxed Google Play Store as a major feature of the OS, as it is much better than the situation on Google’s Android. It is also not installed by default, forcing users to at least somewhat educate themselves in order to install it.
Accrescent is right in line with this philosophy, and is also not installed by default. Of course if your threat model (or desire) is to achieve the highest level of online anonymity and to have a completely FOSS system, you should not use it… of course you probably shouldn’t use FDroid either, in that case, and should build from source. However, you are clearly in a situation where your threat model does not require those lengths, and FDroid is more of a principled choice.
I think its pointlessly inflammatory to call Accrescent “dangerous” just because it allows for non-FOSS software. Now if you want to criticize whether or not it is fulfilling its stated goals, that is another story.
ashaman2007@lemm.eeto Selfhosted@lemmy.world•Good experience with neko remote browserEnglish7·2 months agoNo, he had access but clearly the router admin interface wasn’t set up to allow remote access. He then needed to access the router from a browser inside the LAN, and he did have the proxmox host configured correctly to access remotely.
ashaman2007@lemm.eeto GrapheneOS [Unofficial]@lemmy.ml•GrapheneOS Developers Left To Reverse Engineer Android Early ReleasesEnglish3·2 months agoAh I see. One thing I mentioned was that they seem to be iterating quickly on hardware; maybe it would be worth a discussion with them to see if they’d be interested in trying to design a device with compatible hardware, specifically in order to allow GrapheneOS as an alternate option. Maybe they’d be more likely to entertain that vs other older OEMs.
ashaman2007@lemm.eeto zerowaste@slrpnk.net•‘Small and mighty, that’s what we are’: the team turning discarded tents into bags7·3 months agoThe amount that even the middle class is capable of wasting compared to the poor is immense… I imagine the stuff from encampments is probably just trashed with no other consideration
ashaman2007@lemm.eeto GrapheneOS [Unofficial]@lemmy.ml•GrapheneOS Developers Left To Reverse Engineer Android Early ReleasesEnglish1·3 months agoHave you guys reached out to Nothing? Looks like they run Android, and are a relatively new company (founded by the former OnePlus founder) that is just starting sales to the US. Maybe an angle GrapheneOS could take is to be an alternate OS install option, they are very focused on growth and attracting the privacy and security community might benefit them as they aim to squeeze out more ROI. They also seem to be cranking out new phone designs at a pretty good rate, so perhaps they could accommodate hardware requests, who knows? business@nothing.tech to inquire
Yeah knocking them over while active would probably not be the best, you can even hear the stress on the spindle bearings if you rotate a running hard drive. However you should be free to mount them (securely) in almost any orientation given the discussion in this old post: https://www.silentpcreview.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=21533&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=0
ashaman2007@lemm.eetoUnixporn@lemmy.ml•[Hyprland] Got bored, decided to try a different WM3·3 months agoCIA surveillance birds 😱
For accessing reddit behind a vpn there is a very reliable system of frontends. Here is the instance I use: https://redlib.freedit.eu/
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