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Erratic6576··on How Inuit Parents Teach Kids To Control Their Anger (2019)
And the baby was 9 months old (I got myself wrong) and I thought we had solved the violent tantrum phase
Erratic6576··on How Inuit Parents Teach Kids To Control Their Anger (2019)
Sorry 9 month old. I’ve just realised the mistake
Erratic6576··on Hisense A9 Pro E-Ink Android Smartphone
yeah I have developed a ritual protocol of appropriate and unacceptable water glass shapes due to a fatidic incident which cost me a MacBook Air. It could have been prevented if Steve Jobs had had any interest in making laptops more resistant.

So, glasses whose mouth is wider than their bottom are prone to collapse because the centre of gravity is higher

Erratic6576··on Hisense A9 Pro E-Ink Android Smartphone
NetGuard at f-droid would double my battery expectancy on an old Samsung A6 by blocking most connections
Erratic6576··on A practical guide to quitting your smartphone
Psychology takes place in a physical organ or network of physical organs
Erratic6576··on Apple iPod Shuffle USB interface pinout
I recently rediscovered one doing home archeology and it’s still working
Erratic6576··on How Inuit Parents Teach Kids To Control Their Anger (2019)
One of my proudest parenting moments: my 9 yo was crying around noon, I was trying to comfort him and he slapped me in the face with anger. “Are you slapping me because you’re hungry?” “Yeah” “You want a banana?” “Yeah”
Erratic6576··on Google has another secret browser
My school (where I work) seems to be blocking certain SSL certificates or blocking at the DNS level but changing the DNS server to 1.1.1.1 is futile. Using Mullvad’s free DoH or DoT is futile as well. The website is unable to load

The VPN is one of the few reasons why I pay $5 for proton unlimited and I could make do without it.

My only alternative is to set up my own wireguard exit node at home with a raspberry

Erratic6576··on Ask HN: Have humans always found socialising so challenging?
Yeah there are some cities where you can meet your soulmates for the night within a few beers
Erratic6576··on Ask HN: Have humans always found socialising so challenging?
People are very complicated. That’s why we have huge heads, in order to make sense of their mess
Erratic6576··on Ask HN: Have humans always found socialising so challenging?
This book? Jeremy rifkin 2010, The Empathic Civilization: The Race to Global Consciousness In a World In Crisis, Jeremy P. Tarcher, ISBN 1-58542-765-9
Erratic6576··on Pooled number of deaths by age group in EU
Don’t you dare open that window!
Erratic6576··on Apple Vision Pro review
I’m looking forward to learning about geography from a huge atlas
Erratic6576··on Patients say keto helps with mental illness. Science is racing to understand why
Restricting meal hours made me realise that eating junk is worse than not eating at all
Erratic6576··on The Apple Vision Pro’s missing apps
It took me hours and a lookup to understand what you meant.

the big screen beyond Is a device. It seems fantastic. Like, great. Way better than Apple Vision Pro

Erratic6576··on The Apple Vision Pro’s missing apps
Well, I’ve been wishing this for so long… more than 6 years now. And the app has not been updated ever since. It’s sad because I’d like to use it to discover geography
Erratic6576··on The Apple Vision Pro’s missing apps
Last update in February 2018. Can’t blame them; they must be short of cash
Erratic6576··on Viewing Illegal Streams: No Cautions, Fines or Arrests Say GM Police
The law says that downloading for free is not a crime and judges abide by this law and no citizen has gone to prison. So I download
Erratic6576··on Viewing Illegal Streams: No Cautions, Fines or Arrests Say GM Police
You are not copying a stream
Erratic6576··on Viewing Illegal Streams: No Cautions, Fines or Arrests Say GM Police
They have police monitoring private Snapchat conversations
Erratic6576··on The Apple Vision Pro’s missing apps
All that I want is Google Earth on VR. I’ve been waiting for years but I don’t know which headset to buy. Sadly, Meta is a no-no for me
Erratic6576··on I looked through attacks in my access logs
Impossible. My 3 servers are hackproof now. 100 % safe
Erratic6576··on I used to not worry about climate change. Now I do [video]
> It's less true that a valid comparison should be "if not modern 21st Century life then hunter gather".

There are billions of shades of grey, like, for example, living like before the 2000’s, when the massive production of plastic crap in China produced pollution levels to skyrocket.

The alternative meant paying wages in the west

Erratic6576··on I used to not worry about climate change. Now I do [video]
Why should there be eight billion people?

Wild humans would pollute less exactly because they are limited by their environment instead of torturing from cradle to the shop billions of chicks and piglets every year

Erratic6576··on The invention of a new pasta shape (2021)
No, paraphrasing Virginia Woolf
Erratic6576··on I used to not worry about climate change. Now I do [video]
We should have never let the population levels grow havoc as the H&B process was introduced.

We reduced famines for a few centuries or less while the population in the most polluting countries exploded. Now, we risk famines and a possible slow death due to extreme drought due to the climate change created by the fossil Fuel Industry, in the billions

The implementation of the H&BP was irresponsible and reckless.

Erratic6576··on I looked through attacks in my access logs
I don’t remember well. I guess I Worried and stopped reading logs.

Aah. I diverted my domain to cloudflare, allowing only traffic from 1 country in.

So instead of exposing my IP publicity through my registrar, I set the firewall to only allow traffic in from cloudflare.

I would have loved to install PfSense as well but it was out of my budget

Erratic6576··on How the brain responds to reward is linked to socioeconomic background
No. 1. Don’t play with people. 2. Be honest and fair. 3. Hire people who follow those points.

I’m a fan of Alfie Kohn’s Punished by Rewards

Erratic6576··on How the brain responds to reward is linked to socioeconomic background
“Best” as most addictive. Intermittent reward might meant that the world and their cues are not reliable.

Children are slightly more intelligent than doves, so expecting us to behave like winged rats is both reductionist and insulting

Erratic6576··on I looked through attacks in my access logs
I once got a message in my logs “you have been powned” :/
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