I’ve never experienced this or heard of this. Has it been like this your whole life or recently started? Either way you’ll want to see a doctor, especially if it only recently began.

Interloper!

Spot on for me in the Midwest. My range and AC are electric, heating is a boiler. So it’s super cheap in Winter and rough in Summer.

The CAPS is brilliant

work your body work your body

One of my favorite videogame soundtracks of all time.

I have a cleaning lady who comes every-other week, which takes care of most upkeep. I also have a roomba that runs daily. Otherwise:

Walk the dog twice a day.
Do dishes / clean the kitchen every night.
Laundry, once a week while working from home.
Empty the litter box robot once a week.
Take out trash as needed.
I also meal prep every Sunday.

I used to be a very messy person, but this system has worked well for me.

Mood.

Wasn’t there a short story about this?

I’ve been curious about Floorp. Are you using it as your daily driver? And pros and cons?

Namecheap domains include a dynamic DNS application for free and it works well. Be aware that it only runs on Windows.

I’m concerned that crackdowns on pirating will come sooner or later. At some point it may become too much of a hassle. So I’m hoarding a lifetime of old movies and games to hold me over.

What do you mean?

Alternatively, use Blahaj and you won’t be able to see downvotes or downvote anyone else. It really helps with expressing yourself truthfully without the fear or peer pressure of chasing votes.

Personally there’s two key factors I look for: mesh seating and a back that reclines independently of the seat.

For the former, I get overheated on leather or cloth. Being suspended on mesh helps regulate temperature during an 8 hour workday.

For the latter, I once had an office chair that the seat tilted when the back was reclined. It dug into my under-knees and made my feet go numb.

I picked up a mesh chair at Office Max 10+ years ago and have been using it for 8+ hours a day since then. Zero issues or back pain.

I think that’s it!

You should get a license. Even though you don’t need to work now, every adult needs a reliable way to get where they need to go. And if there’s unreliable public transportation near you, you need to have a backup plan.

I don’t think anyone can answer this question unless you at least provide basic info on your location - are you a city dweller who easily relies on walking / public transportation? Or are others driving you around places?

“The goat man will get you.”

Used as a warning when doing something careless that would invite predators. My great-grandma came to the US from the Czech Republic and told the story of a man who raised goats and would steal children and break into homes at night. It was a reminder to lock your doors and valuables, and to never walk alone in shady neighborhoods.

I wish I could remember how to say it in Czech. It began with “Kuzubah”.

Worth noting that all modern failures have been GE models or ancient Westinghouse models. Modern nuclear reactors built by Westinghouse are virtually immune from meltdown, and Westinghouse is the lead player in new builds. Nuclear safety has come miles since the like of Fukushima, and especially 3 Mile Island. I’d feel perfectly safe living near a new Westinghouse nuclear plant.

Gen Z struggles with file systems in general, because the vast majority of their technical experience is on mobile OS’s. However, Gen Z compsci students are somehow far beyond the skill set that millennials had at their age. Or at least that has been my experience with interns over the past 12 years.