Just don't try to take pictures. That's a money pit.
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I desperately want to believe it's some effort at satire but it would be horseshit at that, too.
That article is straight up delusion that completely ignores the principles of logic it's falsely built on, asserting assumptions that are not fact or loosely based on fact as "true". It's anti-science, anti-logic, and anti-intelligence in all forms.
Formal logic is entirely unconnected to objective truth. It is a tool to reason that starts with assumptions. You can prove something is logically or mathematically consistent. You cannot prove anything is objectively true or false using formal logic, because it is dependent upon the initial assumptions you used, and his assumptions are nonsense.
Pickup sports. I can run all day playing football or basketball.
Since that isn't an actual option I have anymore, I mostly actually use an exercise bike. It's low impact and I can do it while my brain is occupied elsewhere. I'd like a rowing machine because it's a big full body power workout, but I have no room for one.
It's not for everyone, and I definitely wouldn't imply otherwise.
That sounds like potentially it could potentially be lower quality stuff, though. The more plant material you have relative to the cannabinoids, the more dulling you get. (No I can't source that. Just my opinion.) And also the actual blend between different chemicals.
Do less lol.
That doesn't mean go out and do it, but next time you might, cut way back on the amount. If one puff makes you feel that way, do 1/4 of one.
Over a city? Easy.
I prefer some population, but as far as I'm concerned cities are unlivable. I have to have space.
While it can be used to hide a bad game, it's more of a general marketing thing in the era of trashy algorithm driven content consumption.
If everyone high profile uploads their review of your game on the same day, it hyper-accelerates the domination of those algorithms and everyone broadly interested in the space you're in is going to be exposed to it, probably significantly.
I think he's saying that manually configuring all the containers (without this tool) isn't ideal.
It's absurdly easier with a scale. I don't know why the US standardizes to volume.