I feel like there are better ways to block AI. Probably there is a way to ban it at certain IP address or with school emails. In class work or quizzes are also an option.

I disagree. A lot of degrees don't require Internet but soo many of them do. Like computer science or engineering. With a lot of the degrees with no Internet everything you could teach would be outdated in a job setting.

Right? Like all the roots just get super sensitive and it hurts to touch. I did not know this was not just a me thing lol

Update:
I'm doing slightly better. It may be partly a reaction to black mold. I also found out I'm allergic to potato skin or whatever is sprayed on potato skin 🫠

#chronicillness #mcas #hEDS #disabled #allergies

True, but in the original post just saying "woman in a dark room" leaves out a lot of important detail that could be added. I feel like alt text comes super easy to some people and not to others

I didn't really mean don't bother, just wanted to point out it's actually not as simple as some people try to make it out. If you do too little it might not tell the reader anything but too long and it's also not useful

Also if you don't do a good description it's not that helpful. All the people saying it's easy fail to take into account that an easy description is often a bad one.

I would buy one. It's actually really surprising how few alternatives to a mouse and keyboard there are. Even for not only gaming but just regular computer use

Sources I've found say you need to buy it illegally using crypto

I've heard you can do this for estrogen but testosterone is a controlled substance (cis men 🙄) and I don't think you can make it

Not to mention that this would be so helpful in general? Like remembering and getting to the pharmacy once per month, specifically the 3 days right after I run out of meds, is really challenging.

I end up skipping a shot usually B4 I have time to go.

Who would you rather vote for?

Last night's sunset giving similar vibes

Me but it's the coffee shop

We don't know what to do.

Staying in school isn't a good option either bc they aren't getting enough accommodations and it's actively making their disability worse.

But what job can you get without a degree that doesn't require working with your hands?

Social security isn't an option bc they're too young.

It's so bad that they reinjured themself and can't even do life basic tasks anymore.

The thing is, if they drop out they'll lose health insurance and food stamps bc of the new work requirements. They're using student lines to pay for housing too so dropping out is not an option.