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Replying to @danimo@mastodon.social
@danimo @theautisticcoach @autistics
My 14YO gets very sleepy if they have coffee - they're AuDHD though.
I usually have one (very strong) mug of coffee per day, but I've never really noticed any "buzz" from it, though in my yoof I used to have 2 or 3, and used to get a lot more headaches (hardly ever get them these days). I'm officially Autistic, but probably AuDHD too.
Replying to @alcinnz@floss.social
@alcinnz I think it's worth noting that your trust in the source site needs to also be considered. CnP from your own company or group documentation wiki, or official software or OS documentation wiki is much more trustworthy than a web forum or social communication platform.
For example, I'll sometimes copy and paste from the official online FreeBSD or Debian documentation, because they have a very good reputation.
Usually, however, I'll want to more thoroughly understand what is being done by the command, so I will often manually re-type it, whilst looking up options in the manpage as I go...