• Zombie ( Zombie@feddit.uk ) 
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      11 months ago

      Go do 20 minutes on your paper.

      What’s 20 minutes?

      You got this!

      Life is fucking hard, but a step at a time can make it more bearable. I believe in you SexualPolytope

  • BakedCookie ( BakedCookie@lemmy.dbzer0.com ) 
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    I realized that even if the archive is unwieldy, the act of saving satisfies the itch. So I’m not saving to necessarily look at it later. I’m saving so that the annoying part of my brain fucks off and I can enjoy my day in peace.

  • JasonDJ ( JasonDJ@lemmy.zip ) 
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    You laugh but I’m glad Ive got a picture of my driver’s license favorited so I can find my license number easily without having to get up and find my wallet when some random form wants it.

    Never mind that I still remember my Windows 95 license key but can’t remember my own driver’s license number.

      • rumba ( rumba@lemmy.zip ) 
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        IT professional… SO MANY TIMES. Any not just reinstall, we were upgrading and doing primary installs.

        I knew a 95 key and an office key. (which was easy because 1201234567 worked on O2k

          • rumba ( rumba@lemmy.zip ) 
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            Nobody was going to stay on 3.11

            NT really lacked drivers and was super expensive.

            We used 95, skipped 98 until se came out. We did a fair amount of Win2k, XP was pretty rough until service pack 2. When Serviceback 3 hit, we eradicated everything else on the desktop.

      • JasonDJ ( JasonDJ@lemmy.zip ) 
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        A lot. I had a Packard Bell 486 that came with 3.1 and a free upgrade. Except I would constantly get “Explorer.exe has performed an illegal operation and will be shut down” error.

        One day I decided to compress the hard drive and for some reason, that fixed it. It never happened again.

  • sinwell ( Septimaeus@infosec.pub ) 
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    OK I take most of these on the chin but I gotta push back on this one because NTs could use it too.

    Every picture in the database gets OCR + fuzzy-alt-text + facial-rec + geo-location + timestamp etc etc, all of which are indexed and searchable. Yet the entries themselves are effortless to produce once you’re in the habit.

    Those breadcrumbs ultimately augment your functional capacity for recall, and can help you turn an incredibly vague hint of a memory into… voila! …an actual snapshot of that thing from the past.

    So it’s not some kind of magpie hoarding behavior necessarily.

    It’s note-taking, receipt-keeping, evidence-gathering, and journaling that’s effortless and constantly useful.

    • MonkeMischief ( MonkeMischief@lemmy.today ) 
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      I’m self-hosting Karakeep for exactly that reason,

      Oh my gosh what is this.

      I want it.

      This is going to end up an enormous chunk of my server space isn’t it. :3

      I still have well over 100 tabs in my mobile browser

      I think this is just a side effect of how mobile browsers seem to work. Every quick little lookup I do is in its own tab, and I close the browser instead of the tab when I’m done, so if you’re like me, it builds up to an absurdly high number very fast.

      If I haven’t gone back through that list in like a month I just take a deep breath and hit “close all tabs”.

      I’m gonna try this Karakeep though. I’ve tried traditional bookmarks in Firefox and…I never actually reference them. Lol

      • For me browser tabs are actually something like a 3rd note taking app, lmao. I look things up and leave the tab open so I don’t forget about it. And then I still forget about it for a year, lol.

        I do neglect my Karakeep bookmarks, but I like it as a drawer I throw everything in. Kind of like a trash can, lol. It feels good to have a bunch of mess in its separate space with the added benefit of having lists and tags. The latter can also be automatically generated by LLMs. I use locally hosted ollama on my Arc, but it’s hit or miss depending on how large a model you can run. Smaller ones are more a miss than a hit.

  • jimitsoni18 ( jimitsoni18@lemmy.zip ) 
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    The most recent thing I remember losing is a website/blog explaining how video encoding works, and algorithm of different encodings; written by someone who has written different implementations in rust. It has really good explainations that I just skimmed through, bookmarked it, then lost it. If the other ADHD folks have ever seen something like that, please let me know, I’ll have to re-add it for that one day.

  • konstruct ( konstruct@lemdro.id ) 
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    it’s come to the point where I have 3 different knowledge bases each with 10 nonstop months worth of content and ideas help ;- ; I have 400 (yes 400) tabs open in Firefox.