I was just expecting a massive dragon over the middle of the current flag
I understand the science behind this, but I routinely use weed just before bed and have the same amount of dreams (that I remember, at least) as when I take an extended break. From experience I don’t think the sleep/dream disruption is as heavy as they say.
Can we use him to generate power?
Yea I’m about to immigrate to Germany, going through the contract with HR and all the clauses around leave and overtime were astounding. I thought I had it good in ANZ, but this is fantastic.
For anyone else who wondered how a teenage website dev could also be a millennial, in 2024, (and didn’t want to read the article) he died of lukemia in 2006 at age 15.
Depends which side of the planet you’re on
Moccona… I recently, temporarily moved in with some friends who aren’t coffee people, and I let my old flatmate take the coffee machine because I’m about to move overseas. I’m counting down the days until I’m in my new permanent place and can finally have real coffee at home again!
No. But that may be because I live in Australia.
It’s Saudi Arabia, so, maybe not?
That doesn’t sound like such a bad idea, I see it now, “head on! Apply directly to the forehead!”
JLab Go Sport meets all requirements except ANC. Sound quality is good enough for that price point, I use these for exercise and haven’t had an issue with sweat, and the earhooks are comfortable.
My only issue with these is the case is quite bulky, though I tend to leave it at home/in my bag/etc unless I know I’ll need to take them off for an extended period.
I wish I’d seen this before downvoting popular opinions in my feed
It’s more that this entire scenario exists, I’d rather be in a world where none of this happened.
Only that it also seems to be the same world we’re occupying
Australians in all six states have said a resounding No to a Voice to Parliament, sinking a years-long campaign for Indigenous constitutional recognition.
Some interesting data analysis here. I’ll pose the same question as the author:
> > > …by majority vote, Australians have made clear that a constitutionally enshrined Voice to Parliament is not how they want to respond to these crises. > An urgent question emerges — what is? > >