I am not a professional, but I think I can relate - I've kind of been thinking the same thing.
For me, I don't think it really matters if I have an official diagnosis. I don't have an external incentive to get one and it won't change how I act. I also don't really bring it up to anyone, unprompted. Mostly because other people probably don't give a shit and likely didn't even think about it. They'll just think I'm weird, more often than not.
Haha, no. But that's a hilarious to think about.
It's been decades since I've cared about the 4th as an actual holiday. Now it's just a day that I don't have to work.
I do that in the car. Whenever I was going somewhere with my ex, they'd always tell me to stop, lol.
Country music.
The repetitive nature of communities across different instances is very irritating. I block one community, only to immediately run into the exact same post from the same spam account in the same community on a different instance.
I get that allowing anyone to host an instance removes some problems that a centralized platform like Reddit has, but these new issues are no better. Plus, unless I missed something, Lemmy is still pretty centralized. Lemmy.world still dwarfs other instances, right?
I got the day off for a holiday, so I'm playing Nightreign. 💯
I'm a filthy Windows user that's too lazy to migrate my main PC to Fedora.
> Path\to\yt-dlp.exe -P <target directory> <URL>
Multiple URLs can be separated by spaces. Put any URLs with ampersands in quotes or remove the ampersand and following arguments.
You can find a list of all the arguments on the yt-dlp github page
I'm sure they could. Other methods will crop up. All else fails, I ditch YT altogether.
I've started bulk downloading videos with yt-dlp and watching them locally. No ads or throttling to deal with.
Hazel is adorable!