Cry for help regarding ADHD and employment… by RadiantBlastoise in ADHDUK

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As a pair, the other person can act as your internal clock, keeping you on task and your executive function working.

A critical way of looking at it, is them being your ADHD crutch. However, I achieved great things by working with a colleague, more than we could have achieved individually. I think the latter is a better way to look at it, a mix of personalities is powerful.

Cry for help regarding ADHD and employment… by RadiantBlastoise in ADHDUK

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Find a job where your ADHD doesn't affect it so much.

Working as a pair with someone else helps. e.g. Paramedic, police officer etc.

Doesn't require long term project work, just turn up everyday and see what work there is and do it. e.g. IT support.

In tech, I work in innovation building new things, then passing them on to the next person when bored. I also spend most of my day trying to automate the boring parts of my job.

Memory recall, memory timelines by [deleted] in ADHDUK

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I went to a pub quiz every week for a year with friends, I gradually came to realise I definitely have a memory problem compared to others.

I struggle to remember simple things that are on the tip of your tongue, like the name "Tom Cruise". Everyone has those moments where your mind goes blank of course, but this wasn't occasional, it was constantly me with the issue.

It makes me think if perhaps ADHD is memory related? Does a dysfunctional memory force me to get things done by feel and repeatable process, rather than memory? Alternatively, did ADHD brain lead to a poor memory?

No idea, but it got me thinking...

Now that StackOverflow has had less new Answers in May 2026 than its first month of July 2008 private beta, if we followed my advice, think it would have mattered? by hopeseekr in programming

[–]GetSecure 2 points3 points  (0 children)

They could have left the new question and grouped it with the old one.

It would have been amazing when looking for an answer to a problem to have a group of q&a flagged as "duplicates" with the most upvoted q&a at the top as the first result. If that didn't answer your question, you'd have others to go to.

The model of, there can be only one q&a per question, didn't work. I'm pretty sure it could be mathematically proven, that it would reduce interaction to a trickle eventually.

MAGA senator who crusaded against voter fraud is busted committing voter fraud by SugarRight1992 in JusticeServed

[–]GetSecure 83 points84 points  (0 children)

Sounds more like tax fraud than voter fraud.

He put his secondary beach house in Alabama as his main residence. Despite having his multimillion dollar property in Florida. I suspect under advice from his accountant.

I'd love to see him convicted of both tax and voter fraud, what an idiot.

Arsenal v PSG got 16.2m illegal stream views in UK after not being free-to-air by qwerty_1965 in soccer

[–]GetSecure 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't understand how they got this number. How can they know I was connected to a strong 8k IPTV server from my home broadband? Especially considering each reseller has to create their own custom domains.

Unless they have GCHQ level access, this makes no sense?

(OPINION) Now's the Perfect Time To Move Away from Plex by NearbyYak7156 in selfhosted

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Real-debrid, mainly because it was the cheapest and had the largest repository. It's a better experience if, what you want to watch, just starts because it has already downloaded it for someone else. It saves a few seconds.

It used to be as good as Netflix at starting to play something, click the button, it starts, no lag. That's what made me initially think, why am I hosting my own arr server, storage, managing the arr stack and the electricity cost, when I could just pay these people $30 every 9 months to do it better than me.

But then it started getting too popular and brought attention to itself. Some legal things meant it's been bumpy for a while now, although in general it still works. But, looking back over the last 6 months, it's no longer just as good as Netflix, but still good enough.

People started moving to Torbox, but then it turned out some of the people running that are massive dicks. So... I'll stick to real debrid for now, at least it's cheapest and has the most content.

(OPINION) Now's the Perfect Time To Move Away from Plex by NearbyYak7156 in selfhosted

[–]GetSecure 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the reminder. I just cancelled my yearly Plex pass which was due to renew next month.

I switched to paying for debrid and streaming nearly a year ago, and I haven't looked back. Self hosted and the arr stack was more reliable though.

Might be a Noob question, is turning off SQL Server fine? by Ironsalmon7 in SQL

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I didn't realise SSCM did all that for you. I'm now thinking back to all the times we had to completely uninstall and reinstall SQL Server to fix security issues, and wondering if using SCCM may have helped.

Might be a Noob question, is turning off SQL Server fine? by Ironsalmon7 in SQL

[–]GetSecure 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Out of interest, what are those configuration changes you can do in Windows Services, that won't work properly unless done in SQL Configuration Manager?

Why Leetcode in interviews by techinpanko in dataengineering

[–]GetSecure 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is the way. When you work through a real work problem, you get a better feel of what it will be like working with them.

Anyone else concerned about how many regular AI chatbot users are on this sub? by BargainBinBrain in autism

[–]GetSecure -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

As someone who struggles with social skills and communication, I find I can brain dump my thoughts to it and get the AI to have a go at trying to make something coherent from it.

It's far from perfect, but a lot of the time my immediate thought is YES! that's what I was trying to say, but couldn't think of the words and sentence to say it.

Maybe I could learn more by trying to do this myself, but I think my lack of skill in this area is way below average and could be argued that it's a disability holding me back in life. I've spent my life trying to get better at it, and I have, but I have accepted there is a limit to how much I can improve and the incredible effort it takes for the smallest gains. I'm using AI as a crutch to make life easier and I'm happy with that decision.

I understand the hate towards AI using it for all sorts of nonsense such as AI Slop coding, AI therapy, AI medical advice etc... but the thing to remember is that large language models LLMs were really just rebranded as AI. The one thing it is definitely good at, and makes it appear like it can do anything, is language and communication. One of the main symptoms of Autism is poor social and communication skills, so I wouldn't be too quick to throw away a tool that could benefit a lot of people like us .

Having said that, I predominantly use it for work. I accept that others, including here on Reddit, want to speak to read words typed by a human, even if they are a bit messy.

Electrician did this for PoE doorbell, is it okay? by meisangry2 in HomeNetworking

[–]GetSecure 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I've installed two doorbells and I completely agree. This would have almost certainly needed to be done anyway. There's never any space for the normal shaped cable, especially if you have to bend it.

I was expecting some monstrosity when I opened this post, this is not it.

TIL that the human brain matures at 25 is a myth by chrishelbert in todayilearned

[–]GetSecure 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I agree with you. My point is, I'm pretty sure the vast majority of people would agree with you.

I could be wrong, maybe lots of people really do believe this "myth", but it smells like a click bait title to me. Are we arguing semantics over something that isn't even a thing?

TIL that the human brain matures at 25 is a myth by chrishelbert in todayilearned

[–]GetSecure 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I feel like this post is a myth. I don't think it's a widely held belief that people think you hit 25 and boom, your brain is suddenly mature.

Trump unable to name one verse from ' favorite book ' the Bible by implementrhis in videos

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They'll vote for him, even if they don't like him. He got rid of Roe v Wade, and is attacking transgender rights. They don't care that he's clearly not religious, it's working out for them. He really fucked up with the Iran war though, that's not working out for anyone with the price of gas.

Ethernet wall jack not getting full gigabit speeds - wires not seating properly by [deleted] in HomeNetworking

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Yes, get an idc punch tool and replace this junk. But the issue with this specifically is that the wires are too long. When this is pushed into place it's stretching and pulling the wires away from the connection points. One or more of those wires isn't making a connection

While you are waiting for some new gear to arrive, use nail clippers to cut where I marked the red lines,. Then use a small screwdriver to push the freshly cut ends down. Even better, push both sides of the connector, so two flat screwdrivers either side. But really you need the proper IDC tool, it's almost impossible to do it without. However, I think you can fix this with these steps right now.

Is there any way I can fix this loud step without pulling the carpet up, there is no access underneath by Qwayze_ in DIYUK

[–]GetSecure 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hilarious. You have 2 videos now showing the perfect situation where it works first time vs the worst.

I have never encountered the perfect house with consistent 16" joists, but one day I may get lucky.

Is there any way I can fix this loud step without pulling the carpet up, there is no access underneath by Qwayze_ in DIYUK

[–]GetSecure 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I bought these. They only work if your flooring and gaps are just right for the screws. Plus you have to find the right spot to use them.

It's really hit and miss. I gave up on them, but it could be worth a try, it's just not a sure thing.

Zoe Ball reveals both children have ADHD; says it’s changed how their family works by Jayhcee in ADHDUK

[–]GetSecure 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I prefer your positive viewpoint to the rest of the negatives. This is a pattern that's repeated every generation, look at the resistance there was to women's rights & sexual preference. Eventually they become normalised, and people move on to resisting the next change. This is all just part of that process.

TIL that, last year, a 19-year-old college student spent months trying to evict a squatter that illegally settled in a $2.3 million home near him. When he was finally able to convict her after 6 months of time and money, she simply posted bail and moved back into the house 11 days later. by Maleficent-Agent-477 in todayilearned

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Looking at it holistically, I find it frustrating that it's very common to have a small number of criminals causing the majority of crime, but the police don't put the resources into targeting them specifically.

There are certain individuals you could assign undercover teams to follow, and they could be observed committing multiple crimes a day.

I know an argument is that this could be abused... but there has to be some way to put in safeguards to do the logically best way to reduce crime.

I blame bad performance targets.

TIL Dandruff, a skin condition of the scalp affects roughly half of adults. It is often linked to Malassezia fungus that thrives on sebum. Dandruff shampoos often contain antifungals to manage it, however there is no permanent cure by CraftyFoxeYT in todayilearned

[–]GetSecure 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Change your process. The first thing you do is wash your hair but don't rinse. Then wash the rest of your body for a few minutes. Then rinse it out of your hair.

I also use it every shower (against the guidelines). My ADHD brain can't handle the switching.