Just don't. I just spent the last few hours debugging an extremely irritating issue with Visual Studio and attempting to attach to my local IIS. First, some context: I use Visual Studio as two windows to make the most use out of two monitors. I have the main VS window, the one with the menu bar and all the buttons, open full screen on the left monitor with a few code tabs in it. On the right/primary monitor, I have a code tab pool window, that I pulled out from the main VS window, set full screen with the solution explorer and a few other tool windows anchored to the side. Back to the story. Late yesterday afternoon, while debugging some things on a site running on my local IIS, I noticed that my Visual Studio seemed to lock up when I went to attach to the W3WP.exe process. It's happened once or twice before, so I force closed VS and tried it again. It worked the next time, so I continued my work and ignored the anomaly for the time being. towards the end of the day, it h
I suffer from have ADHD. Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. I was diagnosed with it at an early age and while it was fairly difficult in childhood, as an adult I've largely learned to deal with it and developed coping mechanisms to help with the more difficult aspects. I thought I had it mostly under control and that it no longer was influencing my life in any major way. I would laugh with my friends about it when I would get hyperactive and jumping back and forth between topics. It had become a joke. It's easier to ignore that way. I was wrong. I read an article recently about people who have ADHD and things to remember/tips for living with them. I learned that many of the things I do, ways I act, and my general mannerisms are a result of, or influenced by, the ADHD. After learning more about ADHD in comparison to ADD (Attention Deficit Disorder), I learned that in 2013, ADD was reclassified to be an under-diagnosed aspect of ADHD. There are apparently three kinds