I’m sorry you went through all that; it sounds really difficult. I can relate, having come from a similar background and situation. However, I wasn’t actually diagnosed with adhd until well into adulthood. The meds have helped, but I also have been given other emotional deregulation diagnoses, and I’ve been wondering if it’s all one thing. This article and your experiences add to that perception, for me.

Regarding progress in therapy, it’s a lot of work for sure. I would recommend looking into brainspotting (1) - it’s been hugely helpful for processing trauma, for me. YMMV

Thank you for sharing!

(1) brainspotting.com

Impressive work! Alas I don’t use windows but if I did I would certainly check this out.

This is so weird and vague; I am not interested for fear of all of it being for space defense. Nope for me.

Agreed.

That said if this bothers you I highly recommend not looking up how many Space Shuttle missions are classified.

Technology and defense technology have been inextricably linked since the wheel and fire were new technologies.

So what? Doesn’t mean I have to be a part of it or support it.

Of course you don't have to, it just seems a bit hypocritical to complain about it over DoD's TCP/IP.

Ads, trackers, general boost to privacy. Not every protection tool is just about malware.

I really don’t understand the lack of mobile access. Even requesting desktop site changes nothing.

You really can’t make what’s effectively a slideshow/streetview work on mobile?

I don’t care if it’s not as good on mobile, just that I can access it.

Seems like a cool idea, but not about to hop over to my desktop to check it out though.

Not to mention the constant flashing on the mobile page.

No. It does 80Gbps.

https://www.convertunits.com/from/Gbps/to/GB/s

Derp, didn’t read closely enough. Thanks

No, it does 80 Gb/s. With encoding loss it’s closer to 8GB/s

Which ones of those can do notifications, health tracking, sleep cycle, temperature/blood pressure? I’ll wait.

Garmin.

Couldn’t agree more. Those amalgam windows mobile devices were an interesting for the time, but hellish experience imho.

Thank you, point well made!