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  • But then don’t you have to set it to a precise time on the clock each time you use it, rather than “30 min in the future”, for example? The issue for me is timers that I set often, like while cooking. Seems like a minor annoyance maybe but I use them while cooking and entertaining especially, AKA having my attention severely split already lol, additional complexity is to be avoided


  • Benjaben@lemmy.worldtoADHD memes@lemmy.dbzer0.comRemember a timer!
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    1 day ago

    I have graduated to even screwing up my timers. Now the timer doesn’t get silenced until the thing it is timing gets accomplished. Unless I’m distracted and fail to use that rule, then it’s back to square one of course.

    Edit: whoops, two people already said basically this. Guess I’ll leave it