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  • Thats the thing, if you’re feeling lost and powerless, having someone “strong” tell you that it’s because of some other group and telling you what to do and what to think probably feels really encouraging and positive. The fact you’re even more powerless in that situation probably doesn’t even register.











  • If you’re using this script to convert something that isn’t self-contained, you are further into the abyss than I ever ventured, and I am certain it will end terribly.

    Hmm, does this handle CRDs and operators? My setup depends quite heavily on them you see. My application manifests use services and operators defined in my core manifests. Everything works together like a finely oiled machine rotating through a few too many dimensions. I do not remember why it works. The abyss calls to me, whispering of self configuring services. The undying light calls to me, with promises of simpler systems and less madness. I hesitate, and turn towards the abyss…

    Yog Sa’rath, stay away from me.

    After witness this creation, even Yog Sa`rath is eyeing you wearily and giving you a wide berth, recognising one of their own, who has risen above the rest.




  • notabot@piefed.socialtoADHD memes@lemmy.dbzer0.comHOW?!
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    22 days ago

    As far as I was aware, being able to is a fairly normal neurotypical trait, and not being able to do it easily was more associated with ADHD, which is what my original comment was supposed to be inferring. I may be very wrong about that though, and my comment certainly didn’t go over well. I hope I did not offend anyone with it, and appologise to anyone reading this who I did offend.


  • notabot@piefed.socialtoADHD memes@lemmy.dbzer0.comHOW?!
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    23 days ago

    Am I the odd one out? When I was young, my mother recognised that my mind was often “noisy”, and she taught me to quieten those thoughts so I could focus. I assumed this was a normal sort of thing to be able to do, and I just had to learn because I didn’t have the knack naturally.

    It’s not that the thoughts are like notifications, more like they fade out, a bit like traffic noise, so I suppose it’s not quite silence, but it becomes just background that no longer impinges on you awareness. I won’t pretend it’s like that all the time, but it feels pretty natural.