I’ve learned that if it is just the top speed that is slow, it’s a replacement capacitor behind the light switch.
If all speeds are slow, it’s the whole fan to be replaced.
(We live in a warm place, and fans run 24/7 in some of our rooms, so we go through this process at least yearly for at least one of our fans)
Of what, a metric shit-ton?
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It was Flashforge Adventurer 3, and was $600 AUD, this was all pre COVID.
I had a 20+ Yr old car with a key fob that had broken, so it would stay on a key ring and wouldn’t stay closed.
Wreckers wanted $700 for a new key fob case as I’d have to buy the whole second hand keyless entry system.
A small 3d printer cost $650.
I bought the printer, then designed and printed my own key fob case, including replacing the worn out rubber buttons with some harvested out of an old kitchen timer.
No one was ever impressed or interested with the whole thing, so I figured this meets the criteria for inclusion here…
My step kids have never known me without a beard. They saw a photo of me clean shaven from about a year before I met their mother, and my stepdaughter looked at me, then the photo and said “Ew… Gross… Never shave your beard…”
Gotta love the honesty!!!
(I just choose to remember how much my stepdaughter LOVES my beard!! 🤪)
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Congrats - it sure is a milestone…
I was diagnosed at 44yo, finally got to a psychiatrist who said to me: you’re doing every single life hack/strategy we could possibly ask an ADHD sufferer to be doing to manage their symptoms… Did you want to try some medication?
I was like: “so that means, yes, I DO have ADHD?”
He just smiled and said: “yes, absolutely!”
I was so relieved to finally have some kind of answer I broke down on the spot, and had to defer the meds conversation till the next months appt as it was all too much at that point.
I’m 8-9 months in, and wish I’d been diagnosed 35 years ago!
My journey wasn’t anything like yours, it only took 12 months once I decided to pursue it, but even I had to laugh when my GP gave me a list of a dozen psychiatrists and told me to call each one to see if they were taking referrals…
I looked at him and said: you’re giving me a list of 12 things to do with no deadline so I can get diagnosed with ADHD… Isn’t this a terrible idea?!
Yes… I realised member everything in the shower… Even the things I remembered in the shower yesterday…
And have zero ability to get it into my digital journal…
I’ve used airtable for these sorts of “personal use” use cases (eg: home built rocketry flight log) and I was even able to use their iPhone / Android app to enter data.
I haven’t paid a cent for it yet as I’m well under their data caps.
You mean my thinking cube?
I do my best thinking in the shower… I have amazing realisations and form incredible connections between relevant life dots…
I just have trouble remembering the outcomes of this thinking once I get out…
I’ve been wondering with everything going on, if they will bother finishing the 5th season of Handmaids Tale, then this today; life imitates art: I wonder if these folks will seek asylum?
If you want to push them for Obsidian support, take 5 mins and put that into their user survey…
I just put it into all the “what apps do you use for” sections that were appropriate, and I think there was also a free text section where I put “better MD export support” into, from memory…
I hear you on the obsidian vault costs, but for what it saves me in hassle I ended up going the full license, with 10 vaults… I have one for home, one for work, one for testing obsidian plugins/new tricks, and my also kid uses one for school…
So far, bulletproof, and individual crypto keys for vaults means separation between church/state/school is maintained…
The sync handles simultaneous editing on phone/laptop so that’s golden.
I alsu use nebo for handwritten notes on my android tablet, and export text to my daily note. (Just wish it exported MD properly! 🫤)
You lost this one… They’ve even written songs about it…
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=at.cwiesner.android.visualtimer&hl=en-US is a free android version of a TimeTimer that looks to be privacy respecting, and doesn’t have ads, as far as I can tell… (Although I run an android variant that let’s me turn off an app’s access to the internet, so YMMV)
I use routines and exercise “streaks”.
A 30min morning walk does wonders for my mental clarity and work drive.
Secret for me is to get a “streak” of contiguous days ive walked, and be really focussed on not losing the streak… Gets me up, out of bed, dressed and out for my walk.
Everything is easier after that…