I stand corrected, thx for sharing the link

APD doesn’t have similarities with ADHD. ADHD can cause APD but APD like many other common symptoms is not in the official catalog of symptoms for ADHD. But it makes sense when you think of ADHD as “not being able to prioritize input” so all you hear is processed simultaneously.

I’m not saying the doctors are wrong. But they don’t know why she has it and I’m just saying that there may be a link that they’re not seeing because of years of wrong diagnosis criteria for ADHD and Autism. Hell until 2013 they told that it is impossible to have both and today we know that the overlap is somewhere between 30 and 50%.

Someone with ADHD can better focus when they get the info simultaneously as text and audio? Unbelievable! Plus it’s the most over and under diagnosed disorder at the same time. Under diagnosed within women particularly. It’s getting diagnosed better and more often, so it fits too.

I don’t say that she has it but most neurodiverse will see lot’s of checked boxes.

Do you blindly trust the output or is it just a convenience and you can spot when there’s something wrong? Because I really hope you don’t rely on it.

Same in Europe

Don’t forget the rumble packs. N64 had one, not sure if there were others.

Logitech had a rumble mouse. The only game I know used it was black & white

But you could build a 9700x with a xtx 9700xt!

Hmmpaha!

I logged in a few months ago to deal with something with my Quest

Took me way to long to realise you mean the VR headset…

And when you look at it it’s stupid either way

It’s not FOSS but take a look at Photosync:

https://www.photosync-app.com/home

Heat Signature

See my other comment, nG-firewall does exactly this and more.

https://perishablepress.com/ng-firewall/

Its not AI but take a look at nG-firewall, it blocks most know unwanted stuff and gets regular updates.:

https://perishablepress.com/ng-firewall/

Yep, blaming it on A.I. is just an easy way for corporates to shift the blame to something they can’t control. A.I. is just a tool, the people using it and HOW they use it are responsible for the outcome.

Sir, this is a Wendy’s (and not the Discovery Channel)

Paperless-ngx

The rest is already in the other comments

So you’d say that the answer to “how far can you throw them” and therefore also to “how much do you trust them” would be… “not at all?”

Off topic: Kyle was one of the few CPU testers besides Ian of Anandtech (much later) that recognized the Utility of running benches at 720p to remove GPU bottlenecks. HardOCP is missed to this day.

This sounds so logical today it’s mind boggling that others didn’t come to this conclusion.

How can you post a screenshot but not linking to the game? Anyway, congratulations!

Edit: Nevermind, found it, was already on my wishlist!