[–] 24 points 2 months ago (6 children)

Haha I just spent the last 2 days trying to get nvidia to work on arch. Its my first time using arch but I did end up getting the drivers to work by removing the default one and installing the dkms drivers. Still a pain in the ass though.

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  • [–] 7 points 5 months ago* (5 children)

    She ate alot at a bbq recently but what she considers alot and I do are different things. I don't think she could eat an entire pizza without being sick, where of I were to really pig out, I could manage 1 and a half to 2 pizzas.

    Though I have seen some small Asian women online who are competitive eaters and they can inhale tons of food.

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    I've built a Lily58 pro with helios controllers and have been tinkering with it for the last month.

    I have been trying to implement the QMK Caps Word feature but have been having problems getting it to work using the "Invert on shift" function. When double pressing Shift to activate Caps Word, time out doesn't work and Shift+'kc' does not produce lowercase letters as expected.

    Caps Word functions as expected with #define CAPS_WORD_INVERT_ON_SHIFT commented out.

    Is Invert on shift broken? Or am I missing something?

     

    I got some good quality noise cancelling headphones 12 months ago and thought they were great. Since doing more reading about ASD and ADHD, I've come to understand I have some sensory issues.

    I bought some Loop earplugs a few weeks ago after reading about them in other ASD threads and I love wearing them when driving, shopping or in doctor's waiting rooms. I feel much less anxious and tense.

    After doing some more reading and reflection, I think that a weighted blanket might be helpful and so I ordered one.

    I've been using softer, less jarring alarms and ringtones for years and started using the Smiling Mind phone app recently which has been helpful.

    I was wondering if there are any assistive tools/devices/tips that any other ASD people have found that have had a major impact on their lives that they might like that share?

     

    Hi all,

    I got my diagnosis of Asperger’s a couple of years ago after a trip to the mental health ward at age 31. I looked around at the time but a lot of the resources are either technical academic books aimed at psychologists or materials for children or parents. So I put it on the back burner and have just found time to start really diving into studying Autism and how I can better manage life and relationships.

    I found this community and the “Field guide to Earthlings” book, which I have found really helpful and makes sense of a lot. But I am still looking for more resources for adults with late in life diagnosis’ and coming up dry.

    Does anyone know of anything that could be helpful/relevant? Looking mostly for coping skills, conflict resolution, emotional regulation stuff.

    I’m also terrible at social interactions because I’m constantly questioning and analyzing everything. Small talk or just relating to NTs has always been hard because a lot of that they do and are interested in just doesn’t make sense or I have absolutely no interest in.

    I’m in a rural area and there’s no local resources at all. I’m also not too keen on a lot of Youtube videos because I find the over-the-top noise and crappy characters/personalities/acting that hosts/influencers put on incredibly off putting. But I do like Youtube videos that are done in an informative manner and not for entertainment value.

    Thanks in advance 🙂

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