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thechadwick

@ thechadwick @lemmy.world

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  • How are you hosting your ebooks?

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  • Academics focused, but Zotero indexing a large cloud storage drive.

    Let's things organized by subject, tag, author, title, or whatever else I want. Also keeps my notes all in one place. Huge huge proponent and it's open source!

  • Don't be a sucker

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  • Should be required viewing in every middle/highschool class.

  • Any Interesting (Not Disturbing) Podcasts?

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  • I used to love Reply All before Alec Goldman's shenanigans (awful behavior) came to light. So it was a real bright spot for me to find that PJ's pod has almost everything I loved about Reply All. He's willing to pursue things past the point any reasonable person with a job would and I love it. If you want a deep dive about whatever rabbit hole that takes his interest for the episode, it's a great place imo.

    Search Engine http://www.pjvogt.com

    RSS address: https://feeds.megaphone.fm/search-engine

  • What is your unpopular flim opinion

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  • Boondock Saints is trash.

    Can't think of another movie I remember loving as a teen, and liking less as a grownup than this movie. Directing, plot, premise, are just as contrived as a film could be. One out of seven rating (and the one is only because of the rice).

  • I'm locked out of my 6 year old Chipotle account because they now say my email address is invalid when I login. Here is me asking for their help:

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    Sorry for your loss..

  • Spicy in spicy out rule

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  • Can you do me a quick favor?

    I've never met anybody with this kind of access before, so could you punch the guy who decided to get rid of the little tabasco bottles in the face real hard?

    Alternatively, (preferably both) if you run into the guy in the hallway carrying something hot, would you please trip him?

    Thanks! -everyone in the army

  • Spicy in spicy out rule

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  • Hey, everybody!

    THIS GUY DOESN'T CARRY TRAUMA SHEARS IN THE FIELD!

    Get a load of this guy lol

  • a real feel good story

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  • That cozy Christmas feeling of getting your every need taken care of by an adoring fan..

  • Why? Are we not doing enough?

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  • I completely disagree. What this place needs is a bunch of bot accounts that endlessly spam the top comments from when whatever's posted was on the front page last week.

    Or the week before that I guess..

  • Very clever...

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  • Mastodon vs BlueSky

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  • Thanks for the detailed break down! One thing I really do miss about old Twitter is how easily I could get a huge variety of great news sources at the same place.

    There were always problems with the site, but nothing has come close to that level of centralized convenience (that I've found so far at least). It may just be the new normal since that same centralization makes any site vulnerable to the same fate twitter has met with. But man I sure underestimated how much worse twitter could get..

    I'd love to give bluesky a shot for a bit, but their invite policy has me disappointed having waited for nearly a year now without any sign of opening up for regular users like me. Mastodon is good, tildes better (but tiny) so far, but I still miss having all the journalists who cared about journalism practices in one place..

    Sigh..

  • What's the general view of CBT?

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  • Hey so I'm not a therapist but I have some personal experience with CBT as an ADHD haver. I'm my humble opinion, people really need to not get their advice from an internet posting when it comes to this stuff. There's so much bad info (even in this thread) that I'm not sure how useful this reply will be, but CBT is a demonstratedly effective tool set for retraining internal dialog and consistently produces measurable improvements in mental health across a variety of metrics.

    That said, only a licensed therapist will be able to judge whether or not it's the right fit for any one specific person. More importantly, CBT is only one of a variety of approaches and what seems to make even more of a difference is finding a good fit with the provider. That is to say, the best technique with a poor provider is going to be much less effective than a different approach from a provider you click with.

    There are some really valuable tools in the CBT tool case. But there are a lot of valuable tools out there in general, and finding a provider who can help lead their patient to learn to use them is much much more important than which shelf they come off of.

    All the best. It's not an easy process regardless, but well worth the effort.

  • Mastodon vs BlueSky

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  • Signed up months ago but still hoping to check it out. Not to pile on as another invite pest, but man twitter sure has become unusable lately!