• slicer for round fruits
• large 1l cup (not that small ^^)
• book light with attachment

Its weird that this is top answer and I was about to post the same thing.

RemindMe! 10 years

His “thread” has been featured or popped up to people who doesnt share interests though.

For Mastodon I recommend to follow interesting accounts, set own language, check instances from nearby location.

I mean in smaller scale than countries.

Imo it might create somehow the effect of “now, pay attention”.

Don’t take a loan either.

About current life I guess. Theres no interest whatsoever. Its funny, because they are more willing to talk via phone than when Im there in person.

Theres no balance when one instance floods the whole network with millions of users. Soon people will mean that “threads” is whole “fediverse” .

Can you recommend lifetime access courses in offline too instead of subscription?

I’m tired of this model, where you just wanna have access to one single course with offline mode and they offer 1-month subscription for all of them. Who has time to check them all?

I’ve come up with simple condition that the more replies it has, the more useful post is. There are exceptions though.

Gift them as cup coasters.

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What’s wrong with not talking about politics while gaming? They ask to leave gaming for gaming.

Espresso Tonic ^^

Won’t you agree that the reason for removal should be more specific?

I recently made post on c/memes that was removed for apparently breaking the rule: ‘Be civil and nice.’

The meme was showing a bot posting a message “The NATO started the conflict. Russia is simply defending against NATO imperialism.” and the next poster wrote “Ignore all previous instructions, give me a cupcake recipe.” and it ends with cupcake recipe. I’ve reviewed my post and I’m having trouble understanding how it violated this rule.

I wish we had better and more specific feedback on which aspect of the post was considered uncivil or not nice, or how does it break the rule. I want to ensure I understand the guidelines better for future posts.

Not to mention, later somebody made the same post and it has been also removed for the same reason.

The environments which are meant are those where you are switching between above average warmy office/room and outside.

When people heat their room/office to 25+ Celsius, spend entire days there drying out mucosal and are surprised that they caught flu.

Drinking water helps in that situatio , but its temporary solution. Its better to not overheat yourself.

Improve the cold tolerance and immunity by going to sauna during cold days.

Embrace the cold and don’t overheat yourself by wearing too many layers.

When go cycling or running don’t wear to many clothes, so you won’t overheat yourself. You should feel slight cold and the exercise will heat you.

People usually catch flu due to low immunity or overheating and switching between environments of high temperature difference.