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by ddmf 3y ago
I did have ED for a while when I first started, that and the disconnected / painful orgasms. After 6 months though it's all back to normal and working better than it was tbh.
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by ddmf 3y ago
I have social anxiety and pushing myself to get out there leads to massive fatigue which makes me not want to go out and do that again, it can lead to a vicious cycle.
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by ddmf 3y ago
I was started on atomoxetine in February after 48 years of getting by, and it's been absolutely life changing - I'm finishing projects and clearing stuff off my desk that would in the past have been 90% complete with me having to
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by ddmf 3y ago
My reading vision has gotten worse over the last 5 or so years as I've gotten older - and when I'm trying to look at something closely, like I used to be able to do, I do feel for a moment like it's not my vision but my brain
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by ddmf 3y ago
We have a print job "triplicator" that I wrote about 12 years back to replicate three part dot matrix paper on a laser/mfp. The employee works at a branch office that used to have a really good connection but now has an awful
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by ddmf 3y ago
We had a situation where we had to use monitoring software to try to catch a very random issue that we suspected was user error, but the user was very obstinate it was a system error. The software we found, the "features" are abho
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by ddmf 3y ago
Started on atomoxetine in February - I was 47 - the difference it has made with regards to staying on task, and short term memory is staggering. Doesn't really help with motivation though, sadly. I wasn't aware of the long term po
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by ddmf 3y ago
Teams app on windows completes the full circle in my opinion.
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by ddmf 3y ago
I remember my first introduction to YKK zippers was an image of Kylie Minogue in a red leather jacket, from Smash Hits circa 1988. Started looking out for and noticing zippers after that.
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by ddmf 3y ago
I remember sitting trying to solve a problem to do with parent/child codes and modifiers, and I'd never had nothing come out, that was absolutely scary. 8 months later and I looked at it again and solved it so easily. The big prob
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by ddmf 3y ago
Would sitting on a rocking kneeling chair count as an isometric exercise?
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by ddmf 3y ago
I almost died due to sepsis after a wisdom tooth removal - interestingly the bacteria smelled like butterscotch, and my long term chronic paroxysmal hemicrania went away.
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by ddmf 3y ago
I've lost my smell and a lot of my taste thanks to covid, even after a couple of years it hasn't returned. The strange thing - it started to come back in early February, very slightly, I could smell things I'd not been able t
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by ddmf 3y ago
So you're saying my experience in growing mushrooms may not have been a waste of time :)
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by ddmf 3y ago
I'm from Wakefield in West. Yorks. In 1985 there was an issue with the early warning sirens near our school - it was harrowing and took a few hours to fix. Was the first I'd heard of "newkiller bombs" and as a 9 year old
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by ddmf 9y ago
I moved from raspberry pi's to amazon fire sticks and sideloading kodi is now down to a minute or so installation - including copying my advanced.xml over from a unc path so it uses the shared db. Life has been so much easier since.
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by ddmf 9y ago
covfefe?
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by ddmf 10y ago
I'm contracted for 39 hours and work at most 40 hours - to be honest I'm usually brain dead every night after work, and mindlessly indulge in tv until I fall asleep at 10pm ready to start the day anew.
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by ddmf 10y ago
You had water? You were lucky...
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by ddmf 10y ago
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh. PS, I read the news today, oh boy.
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by ddmf 10y ago
That sounds incredibly similar, so much so that I've just had a breakfast wrap and I'm partway through a large coffee... But, at the docs the other day because I'm slightly depressed, and my blood tests come back with elevate
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by ddmf 10y ago
When I was young my dad had an early compaq laptop - green cathode ray screen, looked like the case for a sewing machine. Tried to use some commands, but didn't know dos - format c: of course doesn't show the directory in a specif
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by ddmf 10y ago
I fucking love you. Actually, I try really hard to not swear in front of my kids, but I think I'm too far gone. My wife will chime in and tell me off - you know what, my kids don't actually swear as much as their peers, so I kind
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by ddmf 10y ago
Exactly what I've seen after a year implementing software that ultimately failed - probably the worst professional period of my life. During that period I was ok, probably surviving on fight and flight, but since I've had episodes
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by ddmf 10y ago
I wonder if that's the problem - hearing is too sensitive - I have mysophonia (level 6) and I'm more likely to hear a packet of sweets being opened than someone talking. Bar type conversations usually have me decoding people'
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by ddmf 10y ago
I've been writing our in house extranet with it, and the built in templating is very easy once you get the hang of it. The context addition makes it very easy to authenticate and pass that through to the endpoints. The https stuff is d
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by ddmf 10y ago
There has been more outrage about animal product (tallow) used in the new £5 notes...
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by ddmf 10y ago
It's because it allowed free thought man, and the man doesn't want people to think freely...
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by ddmf 10y ago
Sounds so dastardly it's probably true.
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by ddmf 10y ago
My wife is starting a stem group at our local primary school and the kids (aged 6-11) got most excited about the vinegar in bottle + balloon + baking soda experiment.

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