I'd 90% a game and then put it down. Beating a game bummed me out like leaving a friend's house after a long fun sleepover. So I'd usually wait till the sequel was announced or available before I'd finish out a title as a way to get hyped for the new release.
ADHD likey helped us in the wild , but hinders us in a society that needs to eek out every bit of cognitive ability to be harnessed by a very rigid system that is very opinionated about how we can contribute. Back then there was probably less incentive to deny your natural affinities instead of something more lucrative. As an ADHD'r I see something familiar in the journals of Davinci, but also in the eyes of the gold rush 49ers.
Also because we are more beholden to the intrusive inclinations of our natural body signals something like a bought of famine might be more traumatizing for an ADHD'r back when trauma was still a valuable survival technique.
I know nothing about 3d printing and subbed to this community because I hoped to one day try. That said almost every post I see like this turns out to at least be partially humidity/moisture related.
I haven't messed with Debian in a while but I remember the install being a hassle for all of my devices. But in my experience when I go to compile something I have to tediously update scores of libraries as dependency issues metastisize throughout the system. At some point I think to my self "who am I an Ubuntu developer or something?" and I go download some upstream distro like Ubuntu or PopOS.
Making something so routine that you don't think about it. Like getting ready for work. Build it into your life. Make it a distraction. Get rid of start up barriers that make it difficult to get started. Make it to where you don't expect to reach the goal. Put all the distractions together so you can switch between them seamlessly. Lean in to the ADHD. Make it so that once you reach your goal your not only surprised but also kinda sad it's over.
"and a half" literally translates to "extra"
I'd 90% a game and then put it down. Beating a game bummed me out like leaving a friend's house after a long fun sleepover. So I'd usually wait till the sequel was announced or available before I'd finish out a title as a way to get hyped for the new release.
They might play differently but you have to admit they are similar genre. Even mods to try and port content from one to the other https://youtu.be/ed6kKLd3Fso?is=DGeaMHn5XSCdeeFv
Elden Ring but its a little more difficult.
I've been watching this "video" for a while now. Nothing seems to be happening.
Give the man an aspirin.
ADHD likey helped us in the wild , but hinders us in a society that needs to eek out every bit of cognitive ability to be harnessed by a very rigid system that is very opinionated about how we can contribute. Back then there was probably less incentive to deny your natural affinities instead of something more lucrative. As an ADHD'r I see something familiar in the journals of Davinci, but also in the eyes of the gold rush 49ers.
Also because we are more beholden to the intrusive inclinations of our natural body signals something like a bought of famine might be more traumatizing for an ADHD'r back when trauma was still a valuable survival technique.
Lol this one got me 😆
I know nothing about 3d printing and subbed to this community because I hoped to one day try. That said almost every post I see like this turns out to at least be partially humidity/moisture related.
So what do you think happened?
Just asking a question...
Did he just get spooked and tweaked/threw out his back or ankle?
My guitar has these too
Exactly. Been trying to tell people this.
I don't know about that username tho.
bye bye
I haven't messed with Debian in a while but I remember the install being a hassle for all of my devices. But in my experience when I go to compile something I have to tediously update scores of libraries as dependency issues metastisize throughout the system. At some point I think to my self "who am I an Ubuntu developer or something?" and I go download some upstream distro like Ubuntu or PopOS.
I would play MechWarrior 3 on campaign mode and try again in half an hour or however long it took me to die a few times.
Making something so routine that you don't think about it. Like getting ready for work. Build it into your life. Make it a distraction. Get rid of start up barriers that make it difficult to get started. Make it to where you don't expect to reach the goal. Put all the distractions together so you can switch between them seamlessly. Lean in to the ADHD. Make it so that once you reach your goal your not only surprised but also kinda sad it's over.