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Lovely!

That's smart bro, thanks for the suggestion. I'm sure OP will appreciate it. Will those sort of simple changes even be able to make much of a difference compared to those heavily SEO optimised blogspam sites though?

Mike, kill yourself and the world will be a better place

I use Telegram for that. Also good for taking notes or reminders for yourself without having to use a separate app.

>That ever-looming possibility of needing to move again come lease renewal time, whether that be due to rent hikes or the landlord deciding to do something else with the property wore on my nerves.

That sounds dreadful and that's why there should be laws against landlords kicking out long time tenants at their whim. Your home should be a safe space and having that sword of Damocles constantly looming above your head must feel awful especially in lower income households.

> You don't need a 'better general education in math' to be good at mental arithmetic. In fact general education in math' is pretty much irrelevant to mental arithmetic. > To be better at mental arithmetic, you need to learn and practice mental arithmetic.

Is mental arithmetic practice not part of a general math education curriculum?

Hmm, I'm having trouble finding that site. Sick sunset at rag.pub though!

Not to dunk on the coffee which I haven't tried but this seems like a viral ad? I get it's cool that this actually works, but in practice how is it different to selling coffee through an API through a generic web interface served by shopify? In the end in both ways they are selling you coffe beans for money. It's still cool to see it in your terminal though.

This is really cool, and in particular it's helpful that it lets you select what tools you have available for your workout. I tried creating a bodyweight only routine and all the exercises look well picked to me.

Just my .02 - I would prefer if the dummy you click on to select which muscle groups you wanna train to be gender neutral, or have a separate selection for all genders, if that is relevant for the exercises provided.

>"Everybody is a unique snowflake" attitude is causing way more problems then we publically admit

like what problems?