Yeah Gmail is the hardest. Just for the sheer amount of logins. Been with it was an invite only beta in like 2005. I got a paid proton account but it's hard to shake it because I'm constantly needing to log back in with it.
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Fwiw, I got on my first adhd meds (generic Adderall )with out any of these "requirements".. I did have a blood test the same day I got my first script but it was just a standard panel for becoming a new patient with my pcp. My new doc at the time just talked to me for about 30 mins and had me do a adhd survey. Also told my doc that I was using medical marijuana previously and she said that it made sense and even supported it. I also drink and listed as such but my level of drinking isnt anything concerning. I might have a six pack of beer a week. I took a chance and found this new doc as my old PCP was an asshat that acted like he never believed anything I was saying. I had stopped using medical marijuan already for a job that still believes weed is like meth or whatever which is annoying but it's a good job. My doc is my age and gets it... When I described my depression systems as "millennial garden variety depression" she was like "where everything just kinda sucks?" I was like yeah! Find a new doc. This isnt normal. Best of luck. I'm on vyvanse now and its definitely been the best fit for me. I wasn't diagnosed till my 30s. Wish I would of done this twenty years ago when I realized I was different.
Pop_OS! Is the one I chose to finally move full time to Linux. I have zero regrets. It's been great
Thanks. I lost access to my original steam account from like 2005ish over a decade ago that had this... Awesome!
Fwiw, I switched to Linux a couple months back (pop_os!) and I've been very happy. I've had some minor issues (random gaming proton crashes, os freezes) and some learning experiences. Occasional fiddling with stuff seems required but not an every day thing. The benefits of Linux vastly outway the minor issues.
Yes, I have a wood burning fireplace just seemed like a good idea.
Lol. Legitimately.
So many orphaned branches... Poor things.
She was the candidate with so little enthusiasm of the voters. That still lost to drumpf with almost 3 million more votes...
Not sure entirely about that. Nazis were still a party that held up to 44% of seats in the reichstag (before they were all nazi) with like 6 different parties. Hitler wasn't isolated. The population voted for him and his party. Hindenburg didn't like Hitler but essentially passed away at a terrible time and Hitler outplayed Papen who was meant to keep him in check. Hindenburg felt he had to since they had the closest to a majority in the reichstag.
"In the end, the president, who had previously vowed never to let Hitler become chancellor, appointed Hitler to the post at 11:30 am on 30 January 1933, with Papen as vice-chancellor.[91] While Papen's intrigues appeared to have brought Hitler into power, the crucial dynamic was in fact provided by the Nazi Party's electoral support, which made military dictatorship the only alternative to Nazi rule for Hindenburg and his circle. [Sauce]
Me with lower decks... Lol.