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by _dibly 6y ago
Growing up I was perscribed ritalin, however I stopped taking it within a few months because my middle-school brain was not enjoying the side-effects (mostly drowsiness). Now I'm perscribed Adderall and it works great. It can be anno
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by _dibly 6y ago
This was an interesting read but, as an adult with ADHD, all I get out of this is that medication is even more of a benefit to those with real difficulties coping with their ADHD. I've always been one to 'just deal with it'
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by _dibly 6y ago
Is it ignorant of me to wonder if the majority of the issues raised in this piece are either portrayed/worded poorly or just not very compelling? >First, Google has the incentive and ability to favour the adoption of Fitbit over riv
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by _dibly 6y ago
I mean you're the one who called this independent blog post a 'public crucifixion in front of 7 billion people' but sure, let's make this a "no u" thing.
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by _dibly 6y ago
I mean if you want to go out of your way to portray the company in the best possible light and OP in the worst possible light, sure. Most people wouldn't consider a multi-million dollar corporation that is beholden to federal regulatio
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by _dibly 6y ago
So you're basically saying we should give them the benefit of the doubt on not complying with GDPR because they have a good track record? It would be one thing if OP was receiving cookie-cutter responses from CloudFlare's support
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by _dibly 6y ago
I mean he's had the issue for a year now, and each time you personally say something along the lines of "I'll look into it" or "I've raised that internally" but he waited an entire year before he posted th
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by _dibly 6y ago
This just further exemplifies the entire issue with podcast exclusivity deals. At this point, shows like JRE are signing away the independence that typically comes with podcasting. I wonder how this will change Rogan's show going forw