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As a fellow devop, I say that you shouldn't need drugs to do your job. IF you have to stay that late all every day, its time to rip it all out and start again..

As a fellow devop, I say that you shouldn't need drugs to do your job. IF you have to stay that late all every day, its time to rip it all out and start again... to quote from drugs.com: "Lisdexamfetamine is a drug of abuse and may be habit-forming." But that said, you've heard these all before. To new users; Long term use usually requires higher doses, the longer you're on them the worse the withdrawl symptoms. The majority of these drugs work in a similar way to coke, with all the either positive/negative personality changes that come with them.

driverdan 12y ago
> As a fellow devop, I say that you shouldn't need drugs to do your job. You need to learn about mental health and, in this case, ADHD. You can't just wish mental health issues away.
- KaiserPro 12y ago
  No, as someone who has had depression a job either makes you worse or better. If your job makes you worse, you must change.
  - woah 12y ago
    As someone who has sprained my ankle I now have expert authority on your mental condition.
Igglyboo 12y ago
You have no idea what I go through when not on my job, you obviously don't understand how ADHD works. Also I've been taking these drugs for almost my entire life so I think I'm a better judge of what I need to do my job than you.
Igglyboo 12y ago
I've never had to change my dosage of vyvanse for the past 4 years and have 0 withdrawal symptoms (I don't take them on the weekends or holidays, i've stopped for over 3 weeks before with 0 withdrawal symptoms).