...It's diabetes medication.
TIL a jack is the thingy you plug in, I thought it was the thingy you plug into.
Um, just a normal earphones jack, I think that's 3,5mm? Not RCA and I don't have ethernet ports either 😄
One time I went to plug in my headphone and I accidentally plugged it into the USB port next to the jack... My laptop died and had to have parts replaced. Guy at the shop told me I shouldn't have done that 🙄. I just said they shouldn't have designed those ports to be right next to each other if the product breaks when you hit the wrong one.
Anyway, be careful about plugging shit into the wrong port.
At least where I live in Europe you (used to?) get subsidies for buying hybrid cars or EVs. So people would buy them for the discount and then never actually charge them 🤷🏼♀️
This is the very opposite of a meet-cute.
So same sentiment as "in the whole wide world" maybe?
practicing with a praise
Not sure what you mean but maybe you were going for "practicing what they preach"?
Internet slang isn't always in the dictionary. Like you could have told us to "look it up sweaty" which is 100% correct mematically but definitely not grammatically.
YouTube also rejected my report for fake Mrbeast giveaway ads :(
If you have rsi, please read this: https://medium.com/@Anne_K/the-power-of-psychology-my-chronic-pain-recovery-story-74574449b5ce It may help you. It's my story of how I got rid of my rsi and it's worked for people I know as well.
Why are you making out like OP is stupid for asking questions about something they clearly just don't know much about? You could have just answered the questions.
I'll bite... What's the #1 best thing on the internet?
Yup. My psychology/sociology classes 5+ years ago were teaching that this experiment was super flawed
Hi! Nice blog post. Since you asked for feedback I'll point out the one thing I didn't really understand. You explain the difference between the calculators by showing excerpts from the manuals and you highlight that in the first manual, implicit multiplication is prioritised. But the text you underlined only refers to implicit multiplication involving special expressions(?) like pi, e, sqrt or log, and nothing about "regular" implicit multiplication like 2(1+3). So while your photos of the calculator results are great proof that the two models use a different order of operations, to me the manuals were a bit confusing since they did not actually seem to prove your point for the example math problems you are discussing. Or maybe I missed something?