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I made the mistake of clicking on a link to the “scary bilbo” subreddit on reddit once. Do not recommend.
I don’t think the British need to pick the “who’s worse about skipping letters” fight. Lol
Chortle was my favorite.
It seems like shorthand for signs that has been used enough that it’s basically normal now, like “lite” instead light, or “donut” instead of doughnut.
For lots of people with ADHD, they’ll put things off until a future moment when they’re more focused. It’s just an attempt to conserve a limited resource, but it doesn’t always work well.
Weird. Maybe it’s one of those things that they try out early on certain devices, but I’ve been using it for a while.
It’s on the notification itself, not specifically on the lock screen.
Here, I just got a weather notification, and this is in the bottom right corner of it:
It should be on by default. Any time a notification pops up at the top of your screen, there should be a little clock icon that snoozes (default is 1hr, but there’s a drop down)
I’m on base android. I don’t know if that makes a difference.
Yeah, it really helps me a lot with recall. Like the difference between trying to start a cold engine vs one that’s already warmed up.
Just basic adderall. I’ve actually been largely off of it for a while at this point (I go in phases where I decide it’s not worth the side effects).
It’s true. Cities set speed limits with the expectation that the average driver will be driving 5-10 over.
On Android, you can snooze any notifications for an hour or two, which is nice.
Careful, you might start a brand new conspiracy in certain circles with a comment like that.
I’m glad! I worried that this one could’ve been funnier to me as a parent to small kids than to everyone else.
The ability to consistently recall words/names of things is one of the most apparent changes when I’m medicated vs non-medicated.
I wonder what Abe and a samurai would’ve talked about.
That’s like torture. Lol
Hope you recover (from oral surgery?) soon!
That’s adorable. I’m so excited to be able to share this with my kids too.
My oldest only knows the name “Charmander” from a stuffed animal, but that’s it.
How early did you introduce the games (or show)?
Mine are still years away.
If you’re like me, they all go into a massive folder labeled “stuff” and are a hassle to find when you need them.