Standing desk might be difficult.
How does the sitting ball help?
Standing desk might be difficult.
How does the sitting ball help?
My job does not involve any movement at all. So 8 hours a day I’m just sitting down.
I try to incorporate an hour to the gym a day. Jogging and running is pretty hard and I cannot do more than 30 seconds. But I am trying.
2023 was a bad year for me. Countless respiratory infections really took a toll on me.
I stopped caring about my health and exercise 12 years ago. It was a mistake.
I’m now 40 and it’s hard to go back to it. I am trying but the body isn’t as it used to be.
What about it’s batteries?
They are still chemical so they wouldn’t last forever.
Not much. One or two posts a month.
Out of the loop.
I’m always out of the loop when it comes to things happening across other countries.
Would love to know what type of porn is being looked at there.
No. But expect to do more work for the same pay since things are slightly easier now with AI.
This site used to be my go to for news and technology updates.
I consider it to be the front page of all front pages.
Says ChatGPT
Never tried the fallback option.
DDG has been working fine for me. But I am inclined to use Google search in a separate container in Firefox.
I get my searched done 90% through DuckDuckGo.
Unfortunately for much more specific searches, Google still gets those results better than DDG.
For long term storage at home, HDDs are the way to go.
Syncthing.
Amazing that you could sync your android phone’s data to a PC locally. No cloud drive needed.
I still remember that day when they used excel sheets to record who was COVID positive. They thought they won’t have more than 65000 cases ಠᴗಠ
Air fryer. Honestly, this thing just makes cooking easier. I don’t need to stand in front of the oven or grill to make something. Just bung stuff in and come back in 15 mins.
Honestly it was a bad call on Nokia to switch to windows. They would have been in a different place of they capitalised on their market share and switched to android.
Honestly, once a Microsoft OS goes end of life, it becomes a great offline machine to run older software and games.
Guaranteed not to be pissed around with Microsoft updates.
Depending on how long these breaks. I’ve taken podcasts as a way to unwind.
Also, YouTube is still a good option for short videos. It might not be easy though to filter out based on duration.
First recall, then getting rid of local accounts, and now this.
Might shift back to Linux now.