I’ve got a 3DSXL laying on the floor behind me that I haven’t touched in almost a year.
For me, I wouldn’t recommend it. I also wouldn’t recommend a PlayStation, or an Xbox, but you may enjoy the games on those platforms. What it is “worth” to you is independent from what anyone else thinks it is worth.
This one is funny for me. I write almost exclusively in cursive, with a fountain pen, and for a while I drove a stick-shift car and wore a mechanical analog watch.
I do/did those things because I appreciate the extra attention that it takes to do/use them. I think there is a certain fulfillment that you get from doing everyday things in an older or archaic way.
I also think that schools and education for children should be about fostering an innate sense of curiosity and self-impovement/fulfillment. In that light, I think schools should teach some of those outdated, more cultural topics, for the same reason that we teach poetry, or literature. I don’t think we should be grading kids on it though, or failing them because they can’t read an analog clock.
“You won’t always have a calculator in your pocket.”
Out of all the wrong things I was taught in school… A calculator is probably the least complex thing I have in my pocket at all times.
However, understanding basic math, up to algebra and trigonometry is extremely useful on a daily, if not at least weekly basis.
Hey. That’s ideal. I got fucking married for “occasionally” and “maybe 25%”.
Ideal woman…
-Woman (optional)
-Fucks
-Pays half of rent.
Don’t make it any more complicated than it needs to be.
Not for washing. Usually there will be settings like quick wash, normal, heavy and “pots and pans”. There is a high temp and low temp option, but that is for drying the dishes.
I don’t even
New HP logo is indeed infuriating.
It’s an American thing. Our dishwashers get hot water from the line, there is a heating element, but it is not very powerful due to our lower output electrical sockets.
I’ve heard other countries have washers that are powerful enough to heat their own water, which is why they are attached to the cold water supply.
Say what you will about having an anime girl wrap on your car, but everyone sees you and gives you plenty of space on the road.
I might mock the method, but I can’t argue with the results.
Quando omni flunks, moritati.
Or a real piece of advice from my grandpa when I got my first “real” job.
“Everyone wants to feel important.”
If you are working with 20 different clients on a product today, each one of them should feel like they matter more to you than the one before, or the one after. Make time to talk with them. Ask questions to know more about them or their business. Do a little research beforehand if you can. Make sure that you know their name, and that they know yours.
I’m not cringe enough to recognize any being higher than myself.
Oat milk is the shit though. I had oatmilk one time and that was the end of suckin on cow tiddies for me.
The plastic is in your water and food. If you have organic mass, you have microplastics in you.
Man, we had some dell WSD19 docks that were pushing like 90 or 120w through USB-C and those things would rarely last more than a year.
Or grab a wireless charger. Of all the great things about USB-C, that tiny little “tongue” in the socket isn’t one. Wireless charging will get rid of 99% of the wear that port will see.
The main thing that kills them is sunlight. Totally disintegrates the cover apple uses on their cables.
… Tell me how young you are without telling me how young you are.
The idea of a spring plus the poor retention of USB-C just doesn’t seem like a good idea to me. Seems like these would just be a lot of cable coiled up to make a short cable.
Generally has mods that make it less useful for those intended purposes.