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This guy seems to have a different goal then OP. He just wants the max airspeed in other parts of the house
If you’re here, there’s still hope for the internet
Don’t let it fall
This guy seems to have a different goal then OP. He just wants the max airspeed in other parts of the house
Can you recover energy on the way back down?
There is always going to be a difference between what you find acceptable for yourself and what others do. Societal and others’ expectations can never perfectly confirm to individual desires.
Ok, you’re just neutral enough that you can’t smell yourself. You still smell terrible to other people.
This doesn’t change the argument.
If you can actively smell yourself, you’re either putting on way too much deodorant and perfumes, or you’re really smelly. The human nose is designed to really quickly adapt to and not notice persistent scents
These aren’t self care, you can’t smell yourself, pajamas are comfortable, and rudeness is to others by definition.
It’s also bad advice in general? The moment you stop caring what others think you become a terrible member of society. You’ll go around smelly, haggard, rude, in your pajamas and absolutely fail in life because you “don’t care what other people think”
Does it though? This is a very compressable image. It’s around 30kb on my system, and that’s with the extra text on top
I’m not trying to be mean, it’s just informational. These are the people we need to focus on to prevent deaths
From what I’ve read, a lot of the people dying are drug addicts
One reason is reddit is still much lower in the public consciousness, compared to Instagram, which is effectively the biggest social media nowadays.
Is this actually proven? I know lead has harmful effects, but do we actually know how it affected that generation?
Maybe I did, I haven’t looked any of them carefully
Don’t tempt fate. There are already two kernels written in javascript
Pretty much expected. His precise reasons are what have me curious though