She would have done well in the 1904 summer Olympic marathon

Minecraft: Make creepers explode more

Derail Valley: Use all the train horns

Void Crew: Automatically open all the doors (optionally includes both sets of airlock doors)

PULSAR: Lost Colony: Reduce weapon accuracy to 0

Also a functioning public transport system, but that’s a little harder to do than sell a few cars.

So probably pinging the entire network with discovery packets multiple times per second and doing nothing with the result.

Coffee helps keep the migraines at bay, but I’ve yet to find one I enjoy.

I’m really interested in this radioastrology.

Many people I know with ADHD/Autism were incorrectly diagnosed with anxiety and depression.

Autistic burnout is still fairly unknown by medical professionals. It has the same symptoms as anxiety and depression, but a completely different treatment/management.

I also found Ritalin to be too much of a rollercoaster. It worked perfectly for a few hours, then left me worse than useless for the next few hours.
The long acting is the same, just slower and less extreme. I still get the near-usless few hours in the evening, but I can plan ahead for them.

You could try a different dose, or a different type of medication.

I found Vyvanse only minimally helpful, while Ritalin (long acting) was much better. Other people have reported the opposite.
I’ve also found that the minimum dose is enough to help, and going higher negatively affects my sleep more than the higher dose helps.

Unfortunately I don’t have a solution to the hobbies. I’m still cycling through them, on or off meds.

In video form

No-one’s really sure if Schrödinger radiation actually exists, and Murphy’s radiation only seems to be detectable after a lethal dose.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lynx_(web_browser)

I’m really sorry, but if a train exists, then we might all forget how to walk. I can only remember so many different things.

You could say exactly the same argument about trans people, black people, Muslims, women, …

The Republicans just single out minority (or sometimes accidentally majority) groups to blame for all the country’s problems.

“More than twice as big”

Autism, not AI.

Loaned a friend money to buy a second hand car. The car was in worse condition than expected, broke down permanently after a few months, and he got arrested for CSAM.

I don’t think I’ll be getting my money back.

If your main concern is simplicity, it doesn’t get much simpler than brushed DC. Just connect the battery directly to the motor (through an on/off switch) and it will run. Downsides are efficiency, fine control, and brush wear.

Most cars use 3 phase synchronous AC motors for the best efficiency, so it seams reasonable that they would be the ideal choice if maximum range is your concern. The downsides here are cost and circuit complexity.
You can buy something like a fardriver controller. It depends on how strict you want to be about DIY. Wiring cells is easy compared to designing and tuning a motor driver. Even tuning an existing high quality driver for your motor, transmission, and wheel is non trivial, which is why many drivers have an auto-tune button to give you sensible starting values.

BLDC sounds like a good middle-ground, but I have insufficient knowledge or experience to make a proper recommendation.

Solar panels don’t perform well when covered with snow, but the temperature isn’t an issue. The main issues are length of day, and angle of the sun. There are calculators that can estimate solar production based on your latitude.

Solar panels create some heat as they operate, and get less efficient as they get hotter. This can theoretically pose issues in hot climates (I’ve never had problems in Australia at 40°C/100°F), so freezing temperatures is actually beneficial.