I recently bought a new copy for my son, but it hasn’t clicked for him yet
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I recently bought a new copy for my son, but it hasn’t clicked for him yet
I’d much rather know and learn about someone’s passion for woodworking, hill walking, flower arranging, whatever they enjoy doing in their free time, rather than having to talk about their (or my!) work.
Highly recommended
With no history the algorithm can’t populate the Home tab or the Shorts tab and they are blank
I just rely on the Subscriptions tab and searching
The pages were listed as ‘Pocket’ source, and they windowed the original article in a pocket page with ads
e2e encrypted and stored in your iCloud
With 25 days to go in the year, this is likely (hopefully) lower than 2023?
Generally now grab it first, when a job comes up!
https://products.wera.de/en/ratchets_and_accessories_zyklop_...
Brilliant life advice in general, keep your head in the game, carry on and maintain the flow.
Settings->Accessibility->Display&Text->Color Filters
And you can activate with triple-click of side button also
Settings->Accessibility->Accessibility Shortcut->Color Filters
EP 39: 3 ALARM LAMP SCOOTER https://darknetdiaries.com/episode/39/
Really helpful for seeing where time was spent over the course of the day/week. Collected data all stored locally too
It is clearly making their next fundraise MORE complex for founders.
* The fault happened on 25 September when a fire suppressant system destroyed hard disks at a broadcast centre.
An emergency back-up subtitling system also failed. The channel is building a new system from scratch, and said it will fix the problem more quickly than its current prediction of mid-November if it can.*
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Command and Control by Eric Schlosser
A great history of the US nuclear stockpile interwoven with the story of a specific silo accident