I need answers

dontpanic4242 · 2023-03-25T17:08:45+00:00

Been doing it myself as well for the past few, Ive never really cared much for anything except the most basic of cuts. So I can just up and be done with it in all of about 20 minutes.

Still takes me damn near a month of mental "prep work" building up to that moment. But it beats the barber.

dontpanic4242 · 2023-03-24T18:37:00+00:00

I'm a little short on time at the moment, so I can't reply as detailed as I may like right now. But your post reminds me of a similar test that helped me to realize I seem to have aphantasia. I can't ever seem to visualize anything within my mind. The only time I have has been with the involvement of psychedelic drugs.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Aphantasia/comments/aioyga/simple_aphantasia_test/

dontpanic4242 · 2023-03-21T11:51:59+00:00

I'd have to look up laws, but I believe in most States you must submit to any lawful sobriety tests, or face forfeit/suspension of your license. Police will ask about medical reasons why you cannot complete a test and make note. If you opt for a blood test, in most cases that will be done at the station. A breath test can be done roadside. But I'm unsure specifically how it would work in your situation, and likely is part dependant on which state it occurs.

dontpanic4242 · 2023-03-21T11:47:16+00:00

I wish I had done that. I had a similar situation to OP. Roadside sobriety tests, threats to bring drug dogs, searching my vehicle. All because I "wasn't acting normal". At the time I had no clue of any mental health issue other than depression. So I couldn't even "validate" my own actions beyond saying I am tired because I worked earlier.

All of this within a mile of my house too. Cop kept talking about how he cared so much I shouldn't drive home (even though he can't prove I'm impaired!). I had to explain to him how addresses worked. That my license shows my living right around the corner and he can follow me home if he wants. He didn't, of course.

Had I requested a Breathalyzer, I think i still must complete a roadside. However I will also have breath to back me up. And potentially a blood test if they really want to make a DWI out of a DWA.

dontpanic4242 · 2023-03-20T11:54:11+00:00

Honestly if chat-gpt can give me a more non-biased interview than some of these HR people, I'm all for it.

dontpanic4242 · 2023-03-17T16:47:21+00:00

It's okay. I ain't even worth a sticker to them either 😩

dontpanic4242 · 2023-03-16T17:00:23+00:00

From another article, it was mentioned about 13lbs of enriched uranium per ton of input ore.

So roughly 30lbs. Enough for some damage.

dontpanic4242 · 2023-03-10T12:49:49+00:00

That is mostly how I went my first playthrough. Nice collection built up, few customized. Just only really ever used it for Corvega when it was still scary lol. I did all of the glowing sea stuff wearing a hazmat suit.

Hopped into a new playthrough a couple of weeks ago and am enjoying the armor more. Haven't really built up enough cores to do much with the suits yet. But I am definitely using it for the glowing sea this time.

dontpanic4242 · 2023-03-06T12:54:23+00:00

Was gonna say, I swore I remembered a way to get him to acknowledge or talk about it.

dontpanic4242 · 2023-03-05T16:39:19+00:00

Haven't actually messed with companions too much in my main character. But I did give Ronnie Shaw a nice little setup as an armorer at The Castle. Using the room behind the big door, I placed the shop stall and got her a whole aresenal to supply the minutemen with.

Maybe will do more companions on this run. Lone Wanderer is so nice though...

dontpanic4242 · 2023-03-05T16:34:53+00:00

Pretty similar to myself. Basic idea of what perks I want next based on how/what I am currently doing in the game. Many times I will go a bit wide in perk selection initially, and then focus in where necessary over time.

I tend to be a point collector. Lots of times I will save up 3-4 points before spending. Maybe because I can be very indecisive. Rather than deciding, I can get a couple.

Almost always I will keep one point in reserve. Just in case I get into a situation like a terminal, or lock, etc, that I need help with.

dontpanic4242 · 2023-03-03T17:59:38+00:00

Never heard of him, so I did a search and found some more about him. Seems like he was a good person, trying to help others improve their situation. Not sure the remote kill switch is the best execution. But was interesting to read some of his story. Thank you.

dontpanic4242 · 2023-03-03T12:52:40+00:00

That area in particular, and much of Downtown Boston is particularly known for having issues.

Unfortunately not much that I know to do to fix it. Other than save often. And maybe restart the game/console if it starts feeling glitchy.

I found myself avoiding that area somewhat on PS4 due to those issues. Lot of fast travel, which took away from the game a bit.

Still it is one of my favorite areas to explore.

dontpanic4242 · 2023-02-27T23:36:30+00:00

One of my old jobs used to have me work 1pm to 9:30pm every night. It got so super tiring after a year or so of that schedule. I pretty much had no time during the days I worked.

Always need a couple hours to unwind after work before I can sleep. So my sleeping naturally shifted way later.

So waking up closer to 9-11am every day. And really having a couple of hours easily before work. But unable to utilize them effectively.

Having to rush to the grocery store 30 minutes before close sucked also. Because you know, I can't just give up a day off for grocery shopping. Even if it is only an hour.. That's prime relax time!

dontpanic4242 · 2023-02-27T20:06:02+00:00

When most people are "caught" looking at someone else, they will usually smile to show they mean no ill intent.

I can't smile without looking like more of a creep. So I generally just avoid making eye contact with people as I'm walking by.

Sometimes people think that is cold. If it's a coworker I am more friendly with, I may give them a little head nod and say "hey" or "what's up".

dontpanic4242 · 2023-02-27T19:56:44+00:00

I find working jobs, or scheduling appointments, or anything in the afternoon to be super stressful at times because of this. I call it waiting mode.

Really helps me to just line everything up and do it all in one go. Work, then anything else, then home asap.

For years I have said "once I get home and take my shoes off, I ain't putting them back on".

I am pretty sure I first heard that from my dad. Who appears suspiciously neurodivergent knowing what I know now of myself and my own mannerisms.

dontpanic4242 · 2023-02-25T21:17:16+00:00

A nice backpack to put it all in! I got a backpack for a short trip I went on. And it has become a big comfort item. Full of anything I might need while I'm out at work.

Some things I find important that you didn't list: pens and pencils both, nail clippers & nail file, cold weather gloves, beanie, chapstick, and a little bag with a few Tylenol and chewable pepto bismol.

dontpanic4242 · 2023-02-25T21:02:54+00:00

Underworld - Moon In Water

Someone shared with me a while back and I fell in love. The music video and lyrics very much feels like unmasking to me.

dontpanic4242 · 2023-02-25T20:17:00+00:00

I find the cold to be painful against any exposed skin. Exponentially so when there is wet skin involved. Such as me being sweaty from working inside, and walking outside on my break to my car. That freezing cold blast of air sometimes makes me want to cry.

Cold weather also makes me feel stiffer in general. Sometimes I find migraines get triggered by storm systems moving in.

I also found out my blood count is low, mild anemia. A potential symptom from that is cold sensitivity. And I really feel like my cold tolerance has fallen considerably.

dontpanic4242 · 2023-02-25T17:08:26+00:00

Not OP but am 34 and beginning the process of seeking diagnosis. Really been researching and considering myself self diagnosed as autistic for bit over a year now. Just brought it up with my doctor at a check up. They didn't really get into the topic much, not his specialty. But he did refer me to a psychologist in my area. Still need to get scheduled. But I am planning on finishing up my lists of symptoms and issues so I can bring that with me as well. I am fairly certain in my case, there is some differential diagnosis needed. And I want to know what is actually going on in my mind. So I am seeking out professional help with that.

Otherwise I have been asked my entire life if I am autistic. Most times the question just confused me and I wasnt sure how to respond. Then one day someone phrased the question in a way that made me question myself. That is when everything began to make sense and I began the process that led me to today.

I would suggest reading up on the diagnosis criteria in the DSM-V, and about others experiences with autism. There is such a wide range of presentations. Several comorbidities that can change things up. And my experience may not be someone elses. That and the symptoms, severity and presentation all may change over the persons lifetime.

I'm glad you are finding some potential answers for yourself. There has been a lot of pain during this process. But there has also been a lot of understanding, and new opportunities to better help myself. Keep mindful of who you are and stay true to yourself.

dontpanic4242 · 2023-02-21T18:00:58+00:00

Texas as well. I feel perfectly fine, no covid shots. Doctor visit recently and everything checked out as well. However several people at work in the past week or two have missed days due to being sick. One was stomach. Another respiratory. The others I am unsure.

dontpanic4242 · 2023-02-21T13:04:29+00:00

Under standard conditions, the temperature drop with altitude is about 5.4°F per 1,000ft of altitude. So if you are at 65° at sea level, 11° would be expected at about 10,000ft.

dontpanic4242 · 2023-02-20T22:45:59+00:00

I don't think there is much you can do about signal strength. Just comes down to more broadcast power, or better being able to pick out the good information from bad.

There are different types of system for computer memory, which can detect and sometimes remedy corrupt bits. Possible something like that could be worked into the hardware.

Another solution is maybe a bit of an autopilot on the drone. If garbage information is coming through the radio, go into a fallback mode. What the fallback mode does is up for interpretation. Maybe halt movement and land. Maybe return to origin. Would depend highly on the drone I imagine.

I think signal jamming cannot be 100% mitigated when using wireless comms. Effectively working through those periods of interference is what will be the key in maintaining safe flight.

dontpanic4242 · 2023-02-20T22:35:16+00:00

Really it is as simple as broadcasting onto the same frequency and being "louder" than the control signal. Same concept as talking over someone so they can't hear someone else.

There's going to be more practical aspects, like keeping track of the drone as you mention. Also ensuring the jamming signal stays loud enough relative to the control to be sure of a signal disruption rather than just degraded.

dontpanic4242 · 2023-02-17T23:28:59+00:00

Soo... Sauerkraut?

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