Well, might as well get 6 extra hours of gaming in!

I learned this about myself as well, after always hearing advice to share with others so you’re accountable. I don’t always want others “checking in” on my progress.

That does sound like a good prank to pull on a co-worker.

I only have 1 box really, it’s named Hal. Seems helpful, not entirely sure if it’s on my side. Could murder me. I keep an analog shotgun next to it.

Firefox is the weak opposition, dragged rightward by Chrome’s Overton window.

I dont have a direct answer, but can SecuROM be sandboxed in a VM?

Yep, it’s what I use, though I remember having some difficulty with the initial setup, its been very reliable since.

I know, I was on a big anti-google crusade and Proton seemed like an easy plug-n-play for a lot of the same services. That’s OK, I’m not really an “all your eggs in one basket” kind of person anyway.

Thanks for your work and I appreciate your efforts in transparency on why something is blocked!

Given the rate and age of onset of dementia / Alzheimer’s for people with ADHD, I can understand where you’d get this. But no, I wouldn’t use the example as evidence of advanced aging or senility, it happens for kids, too.

Oh I know, let’s add more lanes and car traffic flow controls. That’s proven successful

US based optometrists are licensed medical providers, credentialed to diagnose and treat eye disease, including prescriptions for controlled substances. They are sometimes covered by medical insurance. The major scope of practice difference is that optometrists generally may not perform invasive surgery (though there are a few states that do allow optometrists to perform LASIK or post-cataract surgery laser procedures).

There are plenty of optometrists who work in glasses/contact lens shops and that’s all they do. I wouldn’t trust them to treat eye medical issues, at the very least because that’s not what they commonly do all day. Larger optometry groups or optometrists that work in an ophthalmology group are more suited to disease care.

Ophthalmologists do have more training (they are medical doctors first with a 3-4 year eye specialty and sometimes a 1-2 year Fellowship training for subspecialists).