https://www.tomshardware.com/news/adata-and-other-ssd-makers...
https://www.tomshardware.com/news/adata-and-other-ssd-makers...
Ban this horrible practice and start trusting your employees more.
I ask because I tried to set up daily checkins with my junior dev if only to make myself available to them.
What do I do when they just go radio silent for a week?
You probably like buying groceries, you're typing on a computer and you presumably at least own clothes so you don't have a problem with all corporations. One would also assume you don't want a return to feudal society in which the goods generally available to you were those produced in a 2-mile radius.
It seems more directed towards the public space of Twitter and Facebook where corporations have enough rope to hang themselves in the town square.
The only social media accounts I still have are twitter (locked down account, never post, use it to follow a few local businesses and local public figures), HN, and Reddit.
I'm also getting pretty close to pulling the plug on Reddit, the site feels somehow even more toxic and polarized than it did years ago. Although, that's probably also partially a function of me growing up and maturing.
Reddit has been read-only for me since the Digg migration so I lose nothing and give nothing.
I'm the only user on my instance so everything I see is there because I subscribed to it.
https://mastodon.social/explore
I might misunderstand what you mean by explore.
They are not related in any way. Schizophrenia is explicitly neurochemical and treatable with medication. Schizophrenia is something you can be genetically predisposed to and born with.
DID and related dissociative disorders are based in trauma and are NOT something you can be born with. While trauma can cause neurological changes, they are not neurochemical in nature, and they DO NOT respond to medication. There is no medication for DID, and its incredibly irresponsible to equate these in a crackpot Jungian-style bicameral mind theory blog post. I discovered Jung's bicameral mind shortly after becoming aware of my own dissociative disorder, and while it provided a nice distraction and piece of thought, it ultimately has nothing to do with my disorder.
My alters ARE NOT VOICES, they are not hallucinations, they do not present audibly. They are me, they are my thoughts and feelings and preferences presented in different ways from different points in my life. They present as internal thoughts and feelings the same way anyone else would think and feel internally, and we (my alter states and dissociative people) organize them as individuals because the dissociation makes that easy, but they are all me. They are my competing emotional states that arose because I was forced to hold these states inside me to survive my ongoing abuse.
If the author is reading this, DO NOT bring up Dissociative Identity Disorder with schizophrenia and then go on to refer to both as "the schizophrenic". That's frankly insulting to me, people like me, and the INTENSE trauma we went through at the hands of rapists and abusers (usually parents and family members) and your entire piece is trash just for that alone.
I wish I had enough karma here to downvote your post.