Elkenders

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Elkenders , (edited )

I have an airtag and an android phone and I've seen no such prompt. Mind taking a screenshot please?

Elkenders ,

Yeah so you can stop people tracking you. But you can't reset it to become 'yours' without the original login.

Elkenders ,

Do you have a server and docker running? I just set up immich and it was pretty easy.

Elkenders ,

Yeah I've got Debian on the server and on my laptop and I don't know why I'd want anything more user experience focussed. It just works for me.

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    What're the issues with competitive games?

    Elkenders ,

    Interesting. I remember intentionally slowing to come second in a race when I was younger.

    Elkenders ,

    Haha, aaaabsolutely. I have:

    • My portable game console (Retroid Pocket 3+).
    • My cable pouch (need a charger for a 20 year old iPod? I got you fam. HDMI? No worries. USB micro B? All good. For some reason I hate being caught out without the right cable).
    • My 60w UGREEN Gan USB A/USB C charger.
    • At the moment, the book I'm reading (Relativity Visualized).
    • My journal. I don't write in it every day but sporadically.
    • My medication.
    • Battery bank.
    • Laptop (ThinkPad T480).
    • Deodorant.
    • Hair wax.
    • Toothbrush.
    • A pen.
    • My home and work keys with tag trackers on each and a multi tool on my home keys.
    • External SSD.
    • Umbrella.
    • Ear plugs.
    • Contigo go cup.
    • A lighter.

    Headphones, phone and wallet stay in my pocket.

    [Trigger Warning] Fawning Causes Abusive, Toxic Relationships for Autistic People ( youtu.be )

    The trigger warning is because the topic can be emotionally heavy for autistics since it talks about the social abuse autistics endure and how we react to it by masking. The guy has an apparent justifiably angry tone throughout the video. Otherwise, I think it is fine and there are no sensory issues to worry about....

    Elkenders ,

    I'm intrigued about the downvotes. I don't feel strongly one way or the other yet but it's anyone able to explain the negative response?

    Elkenders ,

    I'm going through the NHS and about 2 years into a 3 year waiting list. There's something called 'Right to Choose' where you can get a diagnosis/assessment (I guess there's a formal difference but effectively the same as far as I'm concerned) from some practices which are paid for through NHS funding. That tends to be quicker. There's quite a bit of information from people asking the same question on the autism sub Reddit. If you go private and not Right to Choose, I'd expect to pay between 1-2k.

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