Ba dam diss…
Don’t be surprised. Such quirks are unimpossible in English… /s
Thanks ! This is it.
I hate you…/s
Btw our heads are very slowly 3-D printing our hairs…
Are there e-readers with very very dim light that still allow comfortable reading?
I have not used any myself, but I have heard that both Kindle e-reader and Kobo support this.
Right. The same goes for clothes that you wear - you don’t really feel the fabric on your skin unless you really pay attention.
Really bad news, and so ignorant of me. Thanks for the enlightenment btw !
Yucky enough ? :-D
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It depends on the booger itself. If it’s a dry one, I just pinch it into a ball and flick it across the room. If it’s one of those wet, sticky, semi-solid ones, I rub it between my thumb and index finger until most of the moisture is removed and the booger is determined to be flickable without being a little bastard and just sticking to one of my nails.
I do. Almost always. And there are three main reasons for it.
(A) Hassle free prep. Hot water and stirrer, bam!
(B) No waste/by-products (e.g. filter, brewed coffee granules residue, blah blah) - so much less carbon footprint.
© A cup of instant coffee has slightly less caffeine content than the same cup of freshly brewed coffee. Good for me, because I have been a caffeine-addict, and trying to cut down now.
So I always try to go for Freeze-dried instant coffee ( especially Colombian, like Juan Valdez ), and not the Spray-dried shit.
Edit : I thank max and the OP for enlightening me about the instant coffee manufacture process. It surely appear that Instant coffee has a lot more environmental impact than simple ground coffee because of more processes involved. I have always consumed instant coffee, but were totally ignorant on this part. Dumb of me.
Thanks to the people directing me to the right way, and I will strike out my second point above.
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Being jolly and appreciative of good jokes is a two-way street. I wonder how many people of faith are so.
Last I checked, the “Big Crunch” hypothesis got rejected by scientists.
I am no expert, so can’t elaborate any further.
That explains the downvotes, lol
I will try to do an ELI5.
Piped is what is known as a “proxy”, or rather an interface to YouTube.
There is a very popular piece of code called NewPipeExtractor, which is used to scrape data from the YouTube website.
Piped utilizes NewPipeExtractor to set up an “intermediary”, a proxy website that looks and feels pretty much like YouTube.
The good thing about watching videos through the Piped proxy site is that YouTube doesn’t get to know your IP address. Which is why it is very popular among privacy advocates.
That is it in a nutshell. If interested, you will find more information in their GitHub page.
https://github.com/TeamPiped/Piped
Hope this helped.
I do watch videos from YouTube because of its massive content, but I tend to use invidious or piped links - because I don’t want to provide YT any more traffic than they need.
The only paid app that I have is Moon+ Reader Pro.
I read a boatload of ebooks on my device, and this has been my ebook-reader of choice for a while. I found it to be so good that I did the IAP, and stopped using Librera Reader.
For all that matters, I am a huge supporter of FOSS apps (that’s the reason I have only one paid app lol) - but Moon+ reader Pro beats Librera in two areas - Librera is pretty slow when it tries to open a huge file, and Librera also can’t download book covers like Moon+ does.