Frankly, Americans are the worst when it comes to Ukraine; they're even more deluded than the Europeans on this question.
At least in Germany, there are genuine protests and opposition to the war (I mean, in terms of financing Ukraine and sending weapons, at the very least).
I'll say this: I prefer whatever fastness, add-ons, and different ways of using the browser (QoL enhancements that also do stuff that other browsers, or most browsers, can't). That, and the privacy, last but certainly not least.
Maybe I'll switch to Librewolf first, however, since it's more "safer" in terms of a change.
Potentially harvested, but also, still probably a concern as well...
Alright, I'll consider using Librewolf or Zen, but which one do you recommend? Or there any other Firefox forks that are better or on the same level as those two?
Still, the anti-DEI stuff in the video makes me distrust the "hype" around "de-mozillaing," so to speak, but I guess if they have license to your data, then that speaks for itself...
I too was abused as a child. Prazosin,eh? I hear there are meds for C-PTSD, though I'm sure it doesn't entirely go away. I might need them soon enough.
And I believe you, trust me.
I refer to Canada at this point as Kkklanada, ugh
I'm doing good, btw! But feel mighty guilty about something and I'm trying to push through to my next therapy session. I need to stop beating myself up but I feel royally guilty.
So, when I was burnt out, my doc put me on paxil and then effexor and a neurostimulator. Effexor is shit for me, It mess me up completely and so I am on the third month of weaning - I get brain zaps and shakes and tiredness - been like that for months now.
I've heard mixed things about this. You may be suffering from trauma and need a medication for trauma and tiredness.
That being said, the Vyvanse definitely helps, and that's what everyone who takes it says that I know of.
But I'll say this, I feel tired a lot, not due to my ADHD or meds, but because I may have what's known as chronic fatigue and trauma (well, the trauma I have for sure). I have C-PTSD, which everyone should look up, and try to alleviate.
Err, no, I don't take it usually at 1:00 AM. I usually take it at 7:00 or 8:00 AM, maybe 9:00 AM. What happened was that I woke up super-early and, well, I had to do something important and so I worked in the morning. Foolish of me, in all honesty. I should've never done that.
I'm glad you were able to get the Vyvanse after 40 years or so, though of course, it's fine to be wary of it.
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Europe or North America? Seems like both.