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ShadowDV t1_j701ulh wrote
Reply to comment by Lime_Satellite in Chaurust, Me, Pencil, 2021 by ANSISP
Benchy but on a Creality.
ShadowDV t1_j56os79 wrote
Reply to comment by RaderH2O in Greetings everyone! A lot of people say reading books is beneficial for you, though... by RaderH2O
Because most are using 60,000 words to say “Take time for yourself, spend 30 minutes a day exercising, eat nutritious un-processed foods, limit your alcohol intake, get enough sleep, and be nice to people”. That’s 90% of self help in a nutshell. If you need more than this, you probably should be getting advice from a qualified professional, not a book.
Oh, and financial self help books are crap too. There is no credible advice there that you can’t get from the r/personalfinance wiki.
ShadowDV t1_j56mm8c wrote
Reply to comment by RaderH2O in Greetings everyone! A lot of people say reading books is beneficial for you, though... by RaderH2O
About the only thing most self-help books are beneficial for is lightening your wallet.
ShadowDV t1_j2x0ciu wrote
Reply to comment by Bageezax in Report Reveals Wave of New Features for Apple's Mixed-Reality Headset by DarthBuzzard
I can see it being used in commercial entertainment spaces. Think like laser-tag. Commercial systems already cost minimum 3k per vest. There could be some real interesting use in this space
ShadowDV t1_j2wuq3y wrote
Reply to comment by FluffTruffet in This morning in Edinburgh by persianprez
To be fair, the Appalachians are much older and have much more (geologic) history than the Sierra Nevadas or Rockies :)
ShadowDV t1_j2ff5a1 wrote
Reply to comment by imacmadman22 in There are two types of air-fryer owners. Those who have one and never use it, and those who use it too often. There is no middle ground by PM_ME_UR_HIP_DIMPLES
Toss in pork tenderloin at 400 for 20 minutes. It’s excellent
ShadowDV t1_j2fendc wrote
Reply to comment by the_NL in There are two types of air-fryer owners. Those who have one and never use it, and those who use it too often. There is no middle ground by PM_ME_UR_HIP_DIMPLES
They are like $30 at Best Buy
ShadowDV t1_iycttqh wrote
Reply to comment by peptalks93 in Job offer and counter-offer by peptalks93
being in the beginning position at the new company gives you more room to grow than being a senior supervisor at the current one. Sounds like at the current job you will likely be red-lined against future salary increases due to the bump now.
ShadowDV t1_itr9jbz wrote
Reply to comment by Fearlessleader85 in Rather than heralding a new era of prosperity for rural and remote regions, remote working, inspired by the pandemic, is exacerbating the global urban-rural divide in the digital platform labour market by giuliomagnifico
Siklu mmWave wireless... As long as you have line of sight, that stuff will reach miles with speed and latency of fiber. Cost a few thousand, but way cheaper than running fiber.
ShadowDV t1_itakkdh wrote
Reply to comment by StephenHunterUK in Disney+ to develop 2 new Three Musketeers Spinoff Series titled Milady Origins, and Black Musketeer by GamingSince1995
Not sure why you got downvoted. Love the show. Watched through a couple times on Amazon
ShadowDV t1_itakfgs wrote
Reply to comment by Tradman86 in Disney+ to develop 2 new Three Musketeers Spinoff Series titled Milady Origins, and Black Musketeer by GamingSince1995
That show is way more fun than it had any right to be.
ShadowDV t1_iqyh7xc wrote
Reply to comment by MechTheDane in TIL a German scientist named Alfred Wegener was ridiculed in 1912 for advancing the idea that the continents were adrift. Ridiculed as having “wandering pole plague.” or “Germanic pseudo-science” and accused Wegener of toying with the evidence to spin himself into “a state of auto-intoxication." by Hot----------Dog
Yeah, the mechanism wasn’t discovered until the US started dragging magnets all over the Atlantic searching for German subs during WWII (very simplified explanation)
ShadowDV t1_iqy32qe wrote
Reply to comment by hhhhhjhhh14 in Solar power world record broken with ‘miracle material’ by NickDanger3di
the Chicago Red line has entered the chat
ShadowDV t1_iqy2jvl wrote
Reply to comment by a9dnsn in Solar power world record broken with ‘miracle material’ by NickDanger3di
Public transportation doesn’t magically solve the problem. I live in the downtown of a midsized city, and the nearest grocery store is 5 miles away. Nearest hardware store 4 miles. In fact most of the business I frequent are between 4 and 10 miles away. I’m not walking to the bus stop, waiting for the bus, going 5 miles, turning a 10 minute drive into a 25 minute ride, getting several bags of groceries, and then waiting outside in the snow for the next 20 minutes for the next bus to come.
Now, I’ve lived in Chicago without a car, so I’m not against the idea in principle. But all the businesses I needed on a daily basis were available within a 15 minute walk from where I lived, and an EL stop was 10 minutes away. This is all possible because the population density is high enough to support businesses clustered in walkable neighborhoods.
In most of middle America, the population density is typically not high enough in an area to support these types of walkable communities. So everything is spread out, designed for communities with POVs.
It would take a massive redesign and rebuilding of communities for the public transportation thing to be viable.
ShadowDV t1_j7027ki wrote
Reply to comment by Fermented_foreskin88 in Chaurust, Me, Pencil, 2021 by ANSISP
Carbon fiber benchy on a stock Creality