#PureO

[waambles]

It’s me I’m in here I’m trapped help me *banging fists on the inside glass of ur phone*

tumblr was designed in a lab to be a personal purgatory for ppl with moral ocd i think

[pc-freedom]

PureOS： プライバシーとセキュリティに重点を置いたオープンソースの Linux ディストリビューション

PureOS は、プライバシー保護とデジタルセキュリティを重視した Linux ディストリビューションで、完全にフリーソフトウェアで構成されています。Purism によって開発され、個人情報の安全を守りつつ、ユーザーに制御権を提供することを目指しています。デスクトップ PC とモバイルデバイスの両方で動作する「コンバージェンス」機能を備え、さまざまなデバイスで一貫した体験を提供します。 Continue reading PureOS： プライバシーとセキュリティに重点を置いたオープンソースの Linux ディストリビューション

[charliegoober]

Wings of fire oc? what?

her name is Pureo, shes an animus sandwing with a good smidge of insanity :D

[bishonenspit]

every so often when i'm watching ig reels one of the sanrio overconsumption influencers will pop up and without fail not a single one of them can grasp how to say the japanese pu + r sound. pompom PURE in. sanrio PUREo land. ladies for the love of god please

[chiskz]

[🎬 🎞] Stray Kids "락 (樂) (LALALALA)" M/V

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□ 𝐥𝐢𝐧𝐞 𝐝𝐢𝐬𝐭𝐫𝐢𝐛𝐮𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧

1:24 - 1:31 - yeah, we tick-tock, boom-chiki-ta / yeogi mic wie shout da jeulgyeora gyang eumagida / georeo, lock, geunsime i noraeneun sam / meori pureo jangneubuteo jeulgeoul rak (originally by Changbin)

2:16 - 2:24 - just feel the rock / we let it rock / just feel the rock / we let it rock (originally by Han)

total: 15 sec

⋅ ⋅ ── ✩ ── ⋅ ⋅

□ 𝐨𝐮𝐭𝐟𝐢𝐭𝐬

⋅ ⋅ ── ✩ ── ⋅ ⋅

□ 𝐟𝐮𝐧 𝐟𝐚𝐜𝐭(𝐬)

Chichi was the one who self-selected the dancers for MV and music shows performances.

⋅ ⋅ ── ✩ ── ⋅ ⋅

♡𝐭𝐚𝐠𝐥𝐢𝐬𝐭: @amyysfics , @smh-anon , @neohyxn , @stealanity , @alixnsuperstxr , @juliawritingblog , @rizzshimura , @elizalabs3

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[lyrics365]

247 (Feat. INI)

24/7 ne saenggage jamgyeo heeo naoji mothae huh gakkeum geotgiga himdeul ttaemyeon naega ireoseol su itge haejwo ttaeron dwidora dareun gireul barabwado eoneusae maju bogon ohaera hago pureo mallo jamjago ireonamyeon amu ildo eopdeon geotcheoreom love at midnight stay in love as long as I have you chungbunhagie dolliji ilsang haega tteugo jineun geon eopseo uimiga burn out syndrome nal jamjaewo…

[tubos12]

Sujetadores Titanium Gr 2

Sujetadores de Titanio Grado 2: Resistencia y Durabilidad

Titanium Grado 2 subjectators son excelentes para usos que requieren alta resistencia a la corrosion, un ratio elevado de resistance-to-weight, y una considerable durabilidad. Gracias a su superioridad en comparación con otros materiales como el inoxidable iron o aluminum, estos subjectadores se utilizan extensamente en sectores como la aviation, la medicina, la química, la automoción y la marina.

Propiedades del Titanio Grado 2

The Grado 2 titanium, que es comercialmente pureo, posee una combinación única de mechanical resistencia, ductilidad y resistencia a la corrosion. Aspectos más destacados de ellos incluyen:

Alta resistencia a la corrosión: Es especialmente resistente en ambientes marinos, químicos y en presencia de cloruros.

Ligereza: Su densidad es aproximadamente un 40% menor que la del acero, lo que reduce el peso en estructuras y aplicaciones.

Buena resistencia mecánica: Aunque no es tan fuerte como las aleaciones de titanio, el Grado 2 tiene suficiente resistencia para muchas aplicaciones estructurales.

Biocompatibilidad: Es un material no tóxico y completamente compatible con el cuerpo humano, lo que lo hace ideal para implantes médicos y aplicaciones quirúrgicas.

Usos y Aplicaciones

Los sujetadores de titanio Grado 2 se utilizan en diversas industrias debido a sus propiedades excepcionales:

Industria aeroespacial: Se emplean en estructuras de aeronaves y componentes expuestos a ambientes agresivos.

Industria química y petroquímica: Debido a su resistencia a la corrosión, se usan en tuberías, reactores y sistemas de almacenamiento.

Sector médico: Tornillos y sujetadores utilizados en implantes ortopédicos y dispositivos médicos.

Industria marina: Ideales para embarcaciones y plataformas petroleras donde la exposición al agua salada es constante.

Ventajas frente a otros materiales

En contraste con el acero inoxidable, los sujetadores de titanio Grado 2 proporcionan una resistencia superior a la corrosión en situaciones extremas y un peso reducido, lo que incrementa la eficacia en el diseño y el desempeño estructural. Pese a que su precio inicial es superior, su resistencia y mantenimiento más sencillo compensan la inversión a largo plazo.

[fortunetellersdilettante]

eye modeun sangcheoe hwipssayeo naege mutneundamyeon eodiseobuteo sijakhaeyahalji moreugessda. bunno, sarang, honran, eodirodo ghazi anhneun gil deo joheun gosi issdaneun geol arayo waenyamyeon hangsang jeoreul geugoseuro deryeoganikkayo kkaeeojin mideumeuro neoege wasseo naege jabeul su issneun son isang geoseul jueossda ttange budijhigi jeone japhyeossda anjeonhadago malhaejwo, neo ije nal jabasseo unjeon jabeusigessseupnikka? naega tongjeryeogeul ilheumyeon? naega yeogi nuwo issdamyeon jibe deryeoda jullae? dolbwa jusigessseupnikka? sangcheojin yeonghon? jigeum jeoreul anajusil su isseulkkayo? nae meorie chongeul gyeonugo hannah, dul, seseul senda geugeosi naega tteonaneun de doumi dwendamyeon geugeoseun naega piryohan geot mae sungani deo swiwojipnida. nahante yaegihamyeon halsurok dangsineun nae gajang eoduun saenggageul haprihwahapnida geurae, neoreul pureo nohara kkaeeojin mideumeuro neoege wasseo naege jabeul su issneun son isang geoseul jueossda ttange budijhigi jeone japhyeossda anjeonhadago malhaejwo, neo ije nal jabasseo

[charliegoober]

One thing that always bothered me about the animuses(animi???) Is that they absolutely had no real ambitions. Yeah sure Turtle and all the nice goobers get a pass, but Darkstalker? Brother could've made himself the smartest dragon in the world. Then like. Know the best way to take over the world. Make himself all powerful or something. Like pause time to write down every single invulnerablability, or just take time to plan things. He also could've just made a whole new continent for a kingdom to rule idk.

Guys I think I'm overthinking a kids novel.

Anyway this is what pureos based off of. (My sanding oc)

[kingdogg75]

#kingdogg #doggsworld #obsessivecompulsivedisorder #ocd #mentalhealth #ocdawareness #anxiety #intrusivethoughts #mentalhealthawareness #ocdrecovery #erp #depression #mentalillness #ocdproblems #rocd #pureocd #pureo #cbt #mentalhealthmatters #panicdisorder #harmocd #hocd #exposureresponseprevention #relationshipocd #ocdhelp #recovery #therapy #bipolar #anxietydisorders #anxietydisorder #pocd #realOCD

[ericvanderburg]

Librem 11 tablet sets new standard for privacy and security with Linux-based PureOS

http://i.securitythinkingcap.com/Sw4VrW

[lyrics365]

Flame

I’m on fire maennal bullaji nae iphone muscle up & up gyesok bulliji nae altong nae tracke kkiryeomyeon injeongbuteo bada members only ni jeonggyu taiteul naega deutgien I’m like “holy moly” nan meolli an naga mite ga ni jari jongil Fallin nae set ri deureoga isseo ni yeochin peullie gam eomneun kkondae teulli ppae jigeum eodie bupulligon cheongman hamyeo kkomsu buryeo dae gao pureo saekkya…

[live-fast-pet-frogs]

The Good Lawyer: a surprisingly positive experience

So if you remember my last post about ABC’s backdoor pilot “The Good Lawyer”, which is also the 16th episode on season 6 of “The Good Doctor”, you know I was very skeptical about the representation of someone with OCD, especially with the wording they used in the early synopsis of the episode.  I thought I would share my thoughts again AFTER I watched the actual episode, and let me tell you I think it was a lot better than I originally thought. Just in case it wasn’t obvious I have OCD, and have had OCD since I was 2 years old, and I have been in treatment for it since 2020 and am scheduled to come off my meds soon as my compulsions have become essentially non-existent and my intrusive thoughts are quite manageable with only occasional meltdowns (so basically nothing I can’t handle). I am also a film student about to get my masters degree this autumn so this review I’m writing will hopefully come from an informed place, but since I am not a medical professional there might be some misinformation. Feel free to correct me if I got something wrong about OCD, I am basing this off mine and my friends’ experience who are/were also struggling.  1. The myth around OCD=tidy gets debunked really early on in the episode where Shaun tells Lea about hiring Joni as his lawyer for his malpractice trial.

Shaun explains to Lea that people with OCD are not, in fact just neat and tidy, but they suffer from intrusive thoughts and manage them by carrying out compulsions. I was happy this got addressed, even though it is kind of the bare minimum.  2. Joni’s OCD.

Joni exhibits typical compulsions for OCD which emphasize her obsession with the number 3, and tapping different objects three times. We find out that she developed OCD after she lost her father at a young age, and later on it became her coping mechanism as her mother struggled with alcoholism.

Not only do we see her compulsions, as an audience we also get to “get into her state of mind” when she experiences the intrusive thoughts.

When Joni gets intrusive thoughts, the space around her seem to get distorted and narrow, loses colour and the camera pans closer and closer to her face, emphasizing the panic, anxiety and loss of focus. I find this super relatable as I really tune out the rest of the world when I get my thoughts and I can even stop midway through conversation, losing my train of thought (which happens to Joni during trial as the plaintiff’s lawyer’s chair squeaks as he leans back on it). 

Joni also experiences a fair share of health anxiety, which is actually how she gets introduced in the episode, worrying about whether she can develop cancer from the material of her wooden workdesk.

She even goes as far as covering bits of her furniture in plastic and taking her “outside” clothes off in a bag the moment she gets home.

While the health anxiety I find relatable (because I totally don’t ask my bf whether I got a TBi every time I hit my head even to a small degree), I am not sure about the plastic bits. It seems a bit excessive to me, and I don’t see the point behind the plastic “doorways” in the house. If we get a proper show out of this I hope it gets explained what Joni’s health anxiety is triggered by because at this point it just seems like something to be added to “haha person with OCD is a neat freak”. 

Another thing I also was unsure about, is the way the intrusive thoughts went in Joni’s brain.

“Fix this or bad things will happen.” 

What bad things? Not to be a hater, but since my OCD doesn’t allow me to say certain trigger words out loud, “or bad things will happen” is the really toned-down version I give to my friends. With OCD, the bad things can be anything. In Joni’s case, since we saw her doing compulsions in the flashback scene in hopes that it will stop her mother from dying, it might be related to the health of her loved ones. Maybe if they varied, like “Fix this or mom will die”, or “Fix this or my client will go to prison”, “Fix this or my sister will get into an accident” it would have been a lot better. 

3. The people around Joni

So from this episode we gather there are two significant people in Joni’s life: her mentor and her sister. 

Her sister is also her carer in a way, but it also seems like she is enabling her and indulging her in her compulsions. This is very realistic that when your loved one has OCD it seems easier for you to accomodate their needs by giving reassurance or even creating an environment for them where they can carry out their compulsions. This is the wrong approach, and again, if the show gets green-lit I hope it gets explored. No blame on people supporting their loved ones with OCD but it is important to get the word out that this behaviour is damaging and can stall the problem or even make it worse on the long run. The best help a person with OCD can get is therapy, meds or both. 

Joni’s sister also seems to believe the current situation is better for Joni, since she doesn’t need to “hide her rituals”, to which Joni quickly reminds her that she isn’t happy this way, because her coworkers and boss treat her as an embarassment and hide her from the public eye, in a small closet-sized “office” where she can do “research” and not interact with others so nobody can see the state she’s in.

Joni’s mentor, Janet is what you would expect: a stone-cold career woman who absolutely cannot tolerate mistakes. (at least on the surface). The only reason she hasn’t fired Joni yet is because the latter threatened to sue the law firm for firing a disabled employee in a discriminatory way. Janet regularly belittles Joni, calls her out for her public rituals or meltdowns over intrusive thoughts.

However, she is also protectice of Joni and believes in her ability to be a good lawyer. Idk, I am not sold on Janet yet, she seems very much like a J.K. Simmons from “Whiplash” kind of mentor who bullies her protegees only to then take credit when they manage to thrive.  We also find out the reason why Joni became a lawyer is because Janet was assigned to one of the court cases on whether Joni and her sister would get taken away from their mom and go into foster care.

So yeah. I am curious to see their dynamic in the future.

4. OCD being a superpower

My biggest fear was that after reading the synopsis where they referred to Joni’s OCD as a “superpower”, we would get her to have scenes like Shaun, where he just randomly comes up with solutions because he is autistic. I cannot emphasize more that autism and OCD are two completely different conditions that may have similar symptoms but are VASTLY different. OCD is a mental illness, autism isn’t. OCD is treatable, autism isn’t because it is not an illness. 

but this also gets debunked quite quickly, Joni is simply a smart and detail-oriented person, who works well despite her diagnosis, not because of it. She explains to Park that her brain, unlike most people’s is very focused on details, which can be true for an individual who has struggled with OCD since childhood. It might be why I’m good at finding clues and solve every escape room and riddle, I don’t even know. 

But it seems like it was just the synopsis of the episode written by an absolute knob, and the actual portrayal of the character isn’t “OCD Ex Machina”.

Overall, I actually liked this episode and really hope it gets a show because the main character is quite interesting, is played by an actress with OCD (Kennedy McMann who also campaigned for the character’s illness to not be portrayed as a superpower) and I am actually curious to learn more about her and the people around her. There is potential and I do think people with OCD could and would enjoy it.