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I had one for a couple years too, back when it was new. I loved it. such good stereo speakers.

Setting aside the issue of whether this post is overstating the risk of MDM software on a personal phone, I had a tangentially related experience that might provide a tip for anyone who's in a similar situation.

I like to have the convenience of checking my work messages and chats on my personal phone, so I have Teams and Outlook installed and using my work account.

When I first went to sign in to my work account on Outlook, I got this message like "Outlook needs to run with administrator privileges in order to provide the necessary security for this account" and shunted me off to some system settings to approve the permissions. Big nope.

So I tried Outlook Lite, and it made no such demands and works perfectly. So for anyone else who's run into this, try Outlook Lite! I hope this helps somebody.

You might not need official testing if your doctor is comfortable prescribing meds without it. talk to your doctor and see what they think. based on a discussion of your experience, they may be willing to prescribe you a minimum dose of an ADHD med to see if it helps. it's not the most scientific way to confirm that you've technically got ADHD, but assuming you're physically healthy, the worst case scenario would be that you have bad side effects, stop taking it, and you'll have wasted some of your time.

"You can do anything at Zombocom"

laughing a stupid little laugh after I'm done talking. probably comes off as nervous and awkward. I hate it.

I really like Kingdom: Two Crowns on my steam deck.

https://youtu.be/Tg5kB4UcAuA

there's a content creator in the board game scene (makes game review and how-to-play videos mostly) who goes by Bebo. that image does look kinda like her. her YouTube channel

former philosophy instructor here. that's exactly what I used to do with my introduction to philosophy courses.

oh that's interesting. I was under the impression that a GP wouldn't prescribe simulant meds without sending me to a psychiatrist first. I'll have to talk to my GP about it then. I haven't discussed it with her since I came off atomoxetine.

I don't mean to be an aggressive anti-capitalist (but I'm gonna), but the suggestion that the solution to "dopamine addiction" is to "throw yourself into your work" makes me extremely suspicious.

and that was like 6 years ago!