

I just turned 60. To me you look like a very young woman. Make sure to enjoy your life. Tell your loved ones that you love them. Don’t do stupid things that will harm you later, because even though it may look like later will never come, it will.
I just turned 60. To me you look like a very young woman. Make sure to enjoy your life. Tell your loved ones that you love them. Don’t do stupid things that will harm you later, because even though it may look like later will never come, it will.
0 to 30: young. 30 to 60: middle age. 60 to 90: old. 90 to 120: ancient.
Sue the fuck out of them.
For me the advantage of buying an unlocked phone from the phone manufacturer is avoiding the bloatware from the carrier.
By eliminating nonessentials like food.
Or complainer…
This is a very modern attitude regarding human rights- like only a couple of hundred years modern, and still not universally applied. I don’t know but I suspect that there are not too many shrunken heads made lately.
For a bit of a look at some previous attitudes, I can recommend Dan Carlin’s Hardcore history podcast.
Anyone operating at that level of morality wants nothing to do with humanity. It’s not that there aren’t any, it’s that you’ll never hear of them.
Because liberals aren’t assholes?
Have you tried barkeepers friend?
I don’t think that this opinion is going to prove all that unpopular
The Range of human nature is equal to the range of human imagination. Anything you as an individual human can imagine is well within the range.
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My main use case for a desktop machine is cad. I come from an analog graphics background (I’m old). The whole arrangement of tech for graphics is inhuman and apparently designed to torture artists ;) Humans evolved over millions of years to have a finely tuned hand to eye coordination- that is your hands are directly within your field of view while you are using them. The brain requires this and forcing the hands out of view to operate a mouse limits the brain’s ability to function. Humans evolved as bipeds to stand, walk and move from a vertical position. Sitting unmoving in a chair for a significant portion of the day is damaging to the skeletomuscular and nervous systems. Compressing the human scale of motion onto a screen of less than or just barely within (in the very best case) the size of the human field of view limits the amount of motion the head, neck and spine get during the day. Over time this leads to more damage.