Damn. I need to learn how to use git.

Hard pass

I was able to move roughly ~80 percent of my friend group to Signal. At a certain point, I let everyone know what I was doing and how to find me. Once people realized I ditched every other platform and was fully committed, they joined.

Different people have different tolerances, but if you’re consistent, downloading an app isn’t such a big ask.

It helps that it’s run by a nonprofit. No investors, no shareholders, no inevitable IPO.

Hell yeah, Jam2Go!

Damn alright fine I’ll go to bed, sheesh

Sweet! Single-file looks like a decent workaround for those links that get locked behind captcha when they’re being saved. Always frustrates me when I go to review a link and it turns out it only saved a cloudflare redirect lol

This is neat, I’ll check it out!

There’s a lot of value in new perspectives. I’m glad its not set to private… but based on this thread, I’m sure the mods have their work cut out.

Facts right here. Learn how to let people have their own space. Sometimes a thing isn’t meant for you, and that’s okay.

Is this picture from that time people were hoarding gasoline in plastic bags during covid

Dave the Diver

They want to track you, and if you don’t let them (VPN, 3rd party client, VM, etc) then they pull this shit.

jam2go appreciator spotted

• Mountains count, the height limit starts from wherever you launch from.

• Structures count as well, so if you’re flying within 400ft of a 400ft tall building, you can fly up to ~800ft.

• Carrying a jar of dirt sadly does not work.

• No fly zones and certain classes of airspace (such as near airports, active stadiums) always take priority over this.

• These rules are highly location and country/province specific.

I’m so glad someone posted this, WWG is great

Yep - are you apologizing for them, or for yourself?

This sounds like a sleeping disorder, imo.

And no, ADHD medications do not make you immune to brain fog. In some situations they can make it worse, especially when they wear off.

Ask your friend if they’ve been checked for sleep apnea.

I appreciate where you’re coming from, but understand this is a very personal issue for me. I’ve been dealing with it for the majority of my life.

I’m not going to challenge the specific merits of food delivery. But everyone deals with their disorder in their own way. For example, I solve this issue by simply living next to a grocery store in a walkable area. It’s something I’ve worked towards over time.

What infuriates me is someone trying to code something as “ADHD-adjacent” - and in this case, pass it off as though exploitative gig service delivery apps are some kind of accessibility measure. We are particularly susceptible to the weapons of the information age, which has engineered easy dopamine hits within the reach of our fingers at all times. They are NOT there to make our lives better. They are there to exploit, profit, and manipulate.

Believe me, I’m very familiar with the concept. I simply despise the idea of someone categorizing food delivery apps as an ADHD-specific service.