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There are nice clinics - I got my diagnosis in 2 working days and we started trialing stims on 3rd working day. It costed me 500CAD. The clinic is adhdvancouver.ca

Back when I lived in Ukraine in 2021, I got our family a 1Gbps fiber connection.

We lived on the edge of the city, and it was insanely hard to find a provider.

I knew internet was super cheap in Ukraine and was going to leave Ukraine in the following years, so getting a 1Gbps fiber as an all-time-at-home person was a great idea.

I ended up finding 2 providers that had fiber, and 1 of them had 1Gbps.

I was super happy to have symmetrical 1Gbps for $15 a month for the time I could spend there.

Here, in Vancouver, I am happy to have 250Mbps/15Mbps for $40 per month.

I was wondering how practical it is to create 3D renders of your room instead of photos for the blog post.

I think I found an answer: in this case, it's insanely practical.

The reason is it's a blog of a senior designer at Shopify. He has the skills to make this easy for him, and showcasing them is smart.

Not infinite if we take into the account that we have a physical car. Speed many but not infinite steps.

Everything is infinite if we think this way.

Kinesis is nice! I learned to type with 10 fingers for the first time with it.

The trackball is even better for me. Taking breaks is solid and unskippable advice too!

For me, throwing all resources I have at the problem is the only way to move forward and staying in remission.

If I don't manage to recover before Neuralink comes out, I will consider getting it.

I learned so much in these 10 years and have lots of opportunities, but no matter what I do, I need a healthy body first

It's fast and easy if you are willing to accept big losses, but slow and hard if you want to save thousands of dollars.

However, it's important not to be too cheap - a friend of mine was stuck with a $150,000 balance on CS.Money because he only wanted to withdraw money in the most optimal way.

Right now I'm working on withdrawing money from cs.money and Steam balance.

It's been sitting there for years, and I finally found health, time, and dedication to withdraw it.

On cs.money I had $35k and on Steam balance I had $12k.

The only way to get money from cs.money trade mode is to buy skins and sell them somewhere else.

On Steam, on the other hand, I buy Steam Decks via Steam balance and sell them locally.

I have sold 3 in the last 2 days.

Last 2 days I've been taking a short break from coding a bot for cs.money to recover some health back (I have RSI).

It's hard to imagine how many people are doing something nobody wants in a busy corporate environment.

I think, to some degree, this is because we got used to seeing one landing.

I always wonder: how much honesty is in him?

For example, he stopped talking about the bot population on the platform altogether after he could not get out of the deal.

Was he honest about this being a big issue in the first place?

For me, it’s not easy to believe this because this bot issue appeared right after Twitter staff did not like his speech, and talks with the CEO fell apart.

Am I mistaken about how it all played out?

If not, do you think being deceitful to a certain degree is okay?

From your point of view, do you consider him deceitful?

It’s not original games, but their remakes for C64:

"8 Bit Civilizations (working title) by Fabian Hertel is a impressive fan remake of the classic for the Commodore C64."