Yes, there's a stigma but there's also about a 6x improvement in my mood and ability to stay focused on a single task after I take 5mg. I've never developed dependency and generally only take it 3-4 times a week. I've also never really had to increase the dose.
This came after two diagnosis from neuropsychiatrists both reaching the same conclusion.
Being diagnosed at 22 I'm glad I wasn't prescribed adderall as a teen but I loathe how much more I could have achieved in college seeing how much more capable I am now.
I acknowledge it's probably not great for my heart health - but I was so depressed about how I was unable to get anything done or focus on studying before that I'd always make this tradeoff.
Until it's possible to physically link a passkey to a device like a yubikey I see no security "benefit" to giving single permissioned access to credentials to large tech companies. It's a single point of failure even worse than trusting a password management company like OnePassword etc.
I'm still holding out for a self hosted or federated version of passkeys, potentially similar to how more complex forms of crypto custody exist - similar to multi party computing (MPC).
Why wouldn't uBlock Origin be targeted? Nobody is capable of auditing the entire codebase, paying off open source contributors flat out isn't hard and it's cheap.
Sure, but ad-blockers are also basically adware that scans through the entirety of all websites you visit. Very similar snooping to custom keyboards etc...
I'd be very curious to see the source for the scripts this guy is using to generate these csvs! Long running monitoring like this at scale is somewhat difficult.