If I'm not listening to music or hyperfocusing really hard there's a constant looping snippet of some random song playing almost all the time, usually just a few seconds long. Changing it requires to listen to something else. I don't really mind it (as long as the song doesn't suck!), seems like my brain just needs a constant rhythm throughout the day. I always thought that it's normal for everyone until I learned about neuro divergence a year ago.
All the shields can be taken down with any weapon, you don't need anything heavy. I've been taking them down with sickle to then one shot tripods with quasar aiming at where their legs connect to the body or just throw a grenade in to landed UFOs open hatch. Haven't figured out where to aim on flying UFOs to one shot the with quasar yet.
Abed from Community is autistic. It's a comedy show not centered on him. Also there is no mention of autism in Resident Alien but the central character (being an alien learning human behaviour) did resonate with me a lot.
Exactly, it's easy to say "just don't use Instagram" when you don't really need it but if you have a business you NEED to promote sadly that's one of the best options. It's like if someone living in a well communicated city advised everyone to just get rid of their cars because oil is bad.
I also like vests but can only wear them in winter because I run hot easily. Funny thing I noticed is that vests actually helped with my terrible posture (sitting all day in front of a monitor).
Definitely Laios from Delicious in Dungeon. I didn't even realise he's supposed to be weird, his actions seemed very reasonable and normal to me. Something clicked in my head after the nightmare flashback that he actually displays a lot of autistic traits.
Logseq actually does not need to be run in a browser, there are apps for every system. It does not have any sync server to host though (so far) so you have to use syncthing or something to have your notes available between devices. It does store notes in .md format with clearly labelled names so you always have access to them.
It does have a learning curve and android apps still do have some bugs to iron out, but I started to really like it and use it as my bullet journal.
The whole system of linking notes and even singular text blocks works really well in my mind. I can write a quick note about my health in today's journal file and tag it with #health and when I go to the health file it shows every mention of that tag from everywhere.
If I'm not listening to music or hyperfocusing really hard there's a constant looping snippet of some random song playing almost all the time, usually just a few seconds long. Changing it requires to listen to something else. I don't really mind it (as long as the song doesn't suck!), seems like my brain just needs a constant rhythm throughout the day. I always thought that it's normal for everyone until I learned about neuro divergence a year ago.
All the shields can be taken down with any weapon, you don't need anything heavy. I've been taking them down with sickle to then one shot tripods with quasar aiming at where their legs connect to the body or just throw a grenade in to landed UFOs open hatch. Haven't figured out where to aim on flying UFOs to one shot the with quasar yet.
Abed from Community is autistic. It's a comedy show not centered on him. Also there is no mention of autism in Resident Alien but the central character (being an alien learning human behaviour) did resonate with me a lot.
You can also read through this list, there are a lot od autism mentions for many characters - https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/DiagnosedByTheAudience
Exactly, it's easy to say "just don't use Instagram" when you don't really need it but if you have a business you NEED to promote sadly that's one of the best options. It's like if someone living in a well communicated city advised everyone to just get rid of their cars because oil is bad.
I don't really know... the normal fashion kind? Buttons on front, polyester back. Don't really know much about fashion.
If the vest is tight it forces me to sit straight and keep my abs activated or it will look terrible and move up my body.
I also like vests but can only wear them in winter because I run hot easily. Funny thing I noticed is that vests actually helped with my terrible posture (sitting all day in front of a monitor).
Maybe just a cheap android tablet? I know it would be an overkill but you can get one for less than 200 euro and it works well for that purpose.
Definitely Laios from Delicious in Dungeon. I didn't even realise he's supposed to be weird, his actions seemed very reasonable and normal to me. Something clicked in my head after the nightmare flashback that he actually displays a lot of autistic traits.
I recently got underwear made of 46% pima cotton, 46% modal and 8% elastane. Feels very soft and smooth, should last a long time, can recommend.
I'm thinking about it as disabling the social module so I stop thinking about how people will perceive me.
Logseq actually does not need to be run in a browser, there are apps for every system. It does not have any sync server to host though (so far) so you have to use syncthing or something to have your notes available between devices. It does store notes in .md format with clearly labelled names so you always have access to them.
It does have a learning curve and android apps still do have some bugs to iron out, but I started to really like it and use it as my bullet journal.
The whole system of linking notes and even singular text blocks works really well in my mind. I can write a quick note about my health in today's journal file and tag it with #health and when I go to the health file it shows every mention of that tag from everywhere.