If you say Ritalin, you mean the "normal" version without extended release, right? It is individual how many hours Concerta has an effect, but it's roughly 7-10h.
How much mg of Ritalin do you take in 7-10h in total? That is roughly the dosage you need for Concerta.
Although I have ADHD, I do prefer making a phone call, when I need something urgently. Especially if I deal with a company or a service provider e.g. party location/dj/photographer for our wedding party or whatever. I'm always anxious that they don't read or answer my message in time
Thanks for the recommendation. That is pretty pricey but if it works, that's fine. Though probably not feasible to have in every room then :D
But I assume it also needs periodic recalibration for the CO2 sensor, right?
Sorry for the late reply. That photacoustic one looks interesting. I have no issue with an extensive initial calibration when it then just works without me needing to take care of it regularly. Thank you :)
Do you have a suggestion for a good air quality sensor (especially for CO2 and VOCs) that outputs reliable results, works over ZigBee and is preferably battery powered? I had a CO2 sensor once but that needed to be calibrated outside really frequently so I stopped using it.
I recently switched away from Lightroom and now use a combination of Digikam as a DAM and Darktable for editing. I also shoot RAW+JPG and you can group these photos reasonably well in Digikam
Sure! I'll try to do it today but I can't promise to get to it
That's indeed very shitty and shady of them and I actually might contact their support about that. Thanks for pointing that out!
I moved my acocunt temporarily because feddit is not working correctly as you might know. Idk why the hate but I'm not affiliated with them by any means, just a happy user.
I found search results surprisingly bad when I had to use is on another computer. I use Kagi (and yes it costs money but I rather pay that than pay with my data) which gives me way more accurate results. Google might have been the best search engine until a few years ago but from my experience it is not anymore.
Discord recently added "user installable apps". You can configure it though the installation context. I have only implemented the usual server installable apps so far, so I don't know what the apps in the new context are able to do. But it might be worth a look :)