That could also be explained by left handed people wanting to join in on the vegetable peeling fun.
I've tried both. Standing is clearly easier. There are three main parameters: stand/sit, front-to-back/back-to-front, front-access/reverse-access (i.e. between the legs or behind the back) Back-to-front is a health risk…
Is drinking de-mineralised water from RO not bad for you? I'd always heard it leeches minerals out of you.
Ooooooohhhhhhhhhh. I often thought: It seems like flushing first makes much of the cleaning product run right into the water rather than sticking to the bowl, but there must be a reason they say to do it.
My partner had a similar experience. Bought new Converse shoes which were specifically marketed as walking shoes. 5-6 weeks of ~20 minutes moderate walking per day and they both had holes in the soles. Went back to the…
> Many species are self-aware every bit as much as animals are Do you have any sources you could share which support this claim? A cursory search has turned up nothing approaching convincing evidence.
I don't have an ADHD diagnosis, but I have some suspicions. I find I want to be doing things. Those things must be immediately (or very quickly at least) and consistently rewarding, or I'll stop. That much is, as far as…
BMW's heated seats are $589 upfront or $29 per month here. Auto loan rates are about 7% p/a. On a 5 year loan of $589, you'd pay $700 including interest. Plus you might recoup some of that when you sell the car. A…
Anyone who has used ChatGPT should be able to see what's happening here. You can get it to "admit" just about anything if you ask enough leading questions.
I tried to look at the Reddit OP's comment history to see if I could get some background on why they're asking. It did not help.
Absolutely. How is anyone supposed to be able to safely do anything on a touchscreen while driving? That using a touchscreen while driving is legal completely baffles me.
Maybe we're almost up to "physical buttons = retro cool"? I'm certainly ready for that.
This reminds me of this project replacing the tenkeys with a rotary dial on a mechanical keyboard: https://squidgeefish.com/projects/rotary-keyboard/
Thanks, somehow I've never seen this movie.
You're just not doing agile right! /s
Maybe I'm missing something here? This line read like a joke / sarcasm to me. But RISC did change everything, didn't it?
> I call them complexifiers Aka big brain developers https://grugbrain.dev/
Sounds like the tagline of r/aussieincels
Interestingly this seems to be one of those unusual cases where the US by and large uses the British pronunciation while Australia does its own thing. On the plus side for Australia, we never have to hear the classic…
Yeah, Imgur has a dm / chat function.
It's not a compatibility test. They're questions designed to foster feelings of "closeness". I did this with a random stranger on Imgur a few years back. It was remarkably effective.
Why is that obvious? They look cool to me.
I've spent the last half hour skimming through some of these videos and I'm only sure of three things: - This guy is either mad, a genius, or both. - I am not smart enough to figure out which it is. - I need a swarm of…
> Without the barriers of cars, pedestrians and cyclists may be more likely to interact with each other Are cars a reason that pedestrians and cyclists don't "interact with each other" today?
GP didn't say "only" men.
That could also be explained by left handed people wanting to join in on the vegetable peeling fun.
I've tried both. Standing is clearly easier. There are three main parameters: stand/sit, front-to-back/back-to-front, front-access/reverse-access (i.e. between the legs or behind the back) Back-to-front is a health risk…
Is drinking de-mineralised water from RO not bad for you? I'd always heard it leeches minerals out of you.
Ooooooohhhhhhhhhh. I often thought: It seems like flushing first makes much of the cleaning product run right into the water rather than sticking to the bowl, but there must be a reason they say to do it.
My partner had a similar experience. Bought new Converse shoes which were specifically marketed as walking shoes. 5-6 weeks of ~20 minutes moderate walking per day and they both had holes in the soles. Went back to the…
> Many species are self-aware every bit as much as animals are Do you have any sources you could share which support this claim? A cursory search has turned up nothing approaching convincing evidence.
I don't have an ADHD diagnosis, but I have some suspicions. I find I want to be doing things. Those things must be immediately (or very quickly at least) and consistently rewarding, or I'll stop. That much is, as far as…
BMW's heated seats are $589 upfront or $29 per month here. Auto loan rates are about 7% p/a. On a 5 year loan of $589, you'd pay $700 including interest. Plus you might recoup some of that when you sell the car. A…
Anyone who has used ChatGPT should be able to see what's happening here. You can get it to "admit" just about anything if you ask enough leading questions.
I tried to look at the Reddit OP's comment history to see if I could get some background on why they're asking. It did not help.
Absolutely. How is anyone supposed to be able to safely do anything on a touchscreen while driving? That using a touchscreen while driving is legal completely baffles me.
Maybe we're almost up to "physical buttons = retro cool"? I'm certainly ready for that.
This reminds me of this project replacing the tenkeys with a rotary dial on a mechanical keyboard: https://squidgeefish.com/projects/rotary-keyboard/
Thanks, somehow I've never seen this movie.
You're just not doing agile right! /s
Maybe I'm missing something here? This line read like a joke / sarcasm to me. But RISC did change everything, didn't it?
> I call them complexifiers Aka big brain developers https://grugbrain.dev/
Sounds like the tagline of r/aussieincels
Interestingly this seems to be one of those unusual cases where the US by and large uses the British pronunciation while Australia does its own thing. On the plus side for Australia, we never have to hear the classic…
Yeah, Imgur has a dm / chat function.
It's not a compatibility test. They're questions designed to foster feelings of "closeness". I did this with a random stranger on Imgur a few years back. It was remarkably effective.
Why is that obvious? They look cool to me.
I've spent the last half hour skimming through some of these videos and I'm only sure of three things: - This guy is either mad, a genius, or both. - I am not smart enough to figure out which it is. - I need a swarm of…
> Without the barriers of cars, pedestrians and cyclists may be more likely to interact with each other Are cars a reason that pedestrians and cyclists don't "interact with each other" today?
GP didn't say "only" men.