If you have access to an academic library, you might be able to use perma.cc which is built for scholarly link archival. You can both see an archived copy and click through to the live page if it still exists. If you don't have library access, I think you can pay as an individual to register links?

I've been taking guanfacine for ~18 months for LC brain fog and memory issues. Has been working well for me. Not back to normal function, but enough to do be able to do work on the computer, etc.

Also tried stimulants. Those worked well too, but I had sleep problems so my doctor switched meds.

Thanks! I'll check it out; have not seen/read that one yet.

I think www.nature.com/articles/s41... looks at that a bit, particularly figure 2 and supp. table 4.

There's an interesting list of options from the government of Canada if you haven't run into it: www.noslangues-ourlanguages.gc.ca/fr/cles-de-l...

I've seen "Point médian" adjectives most often here in Montréal (but I'm an anglo and not super in tune with what's going on in casual usage).

grit (docs.grit.io ) maybe? For instance the reverse of your example (object to plist) would be:

grit apply --language json '`{$obj}` where { $acc = [], $obj <: some bubble($acc) { `$k: $v` where { $acc += $k, $acc += $v } }, $items = join(list = $acc, separator = ", ") } => `[$items]`'