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What 3 tape diaper is that? It's REALLY odd they still have the same "no lower tapers" design, yet still managed to fit in a third upper tape. They need to be respaced correctly for a true top, middel and LOWER tape. Otherwise this layout is still as useless as the current 2 tape design. -
A recently wet dialer feels warn wet and squishy. Somewhat similar to how the inside of my wife feels. So it's nkw wonder a diaper can be arousing at times.
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Smart appliances are stupid. oh I know it's convenient to automate everything ubt if the internet goes down, you're screwed. for me, the worst is this stupid coffee machine we bought, I wish we had never goeetn this shit, half the time, I can't brew a cup of coffee because I get an error that says someone else is using the app and there's no one logged in. It's a touch screen so I can't feel the buttons to operate it outside of using the app. -
@astrodiaper: You hit the head on one of the issues as I see it. That of needed support. This is where I’d more likely claim to be neurodivergent vs autistic. However, there is no formal medical definition (or diagnosis) of being neurodivergent. I’ve seen it stated that all autistic persons are neurodivergent, but not the reverse. I’ve lost the link to a longer autism diagnostic test that was online. It appeared to be a test created at a university and had statistics related to college degrees. Computer science majors (which I am one) had the highest percentage that tested as autistic. And my results from taking the test showed that if I wasn’t autistic, I blew the test statistics. Maybe the test was converted to a neurodivergence / autism spectrum probability based on what I found later, relooking for the test. Another comment I’ve heard is autistic’s have spikey interest / proficiency profiles. And from standardized testing conducted in elementary school I’d agree with that. My low spike was in spelling, in the 25th percentile. (Without spelling assistance, my written messages would be interesting to read.). The rest were 89 percentile or higher, with my main interests hitting the 99 percentile (peak). The high peaks line up with what is now called STEM, which is why I did as well as I did prior to retirement. In hindsight, I see where my last employer gave me two (minor) accommodations, where my personal requests / suggestions were done for me, but not everyone. Part of that was probably because my last employer (a sub company) was mainly engineers, which have a higher than standard / average) ratio of introverts, neurodivergent and autistic trait based people — I’d say with most (if not close to all) not officially (diagnosed as) autistic. And with my interests, in school I was one of the nerds / geeks, etc.
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