And then there’s also emotional maturity. If you don’t process your unpleasant emotions, you’ll end up reacting in unhealthy and unbalanced ways.
Hamartiogonic
joined 2 years ago
Was about time for (un)scheduled maintenance then.
When it comes to cycling in winter, I prefer to stick with the usual pressure. Using studded tires is also recommended, but not completely mandatory.
I suspect OP doesn’t cycle every week, but is planning to very soon. That’s when this kind of maintenance check is particularly useful.
If you do cycle every week, you’ll notice pretty quickly if the tires are in need of some more pressure. In that case, there’s no need to plan ahead. You just go when you need to go. There’s no need to think about the tires every time.
A phone with a full sized HDMI connector? Neat!
Or set up a seesaw and use the kitchen scale to weigh yourself in one go. With a bit of clever physics, you can prevent the scale from maxing out, and with a little bit of mathematics, you can convert the reading to your actual weight.
Turns out, asklemmy just banned that account for being a bot.
The real tip is in the comments.
Posting this much isn’t normal. Looks very fishy to me.
There bananas and four kiwis.
3 Ba \ 4 Ki
😂 That was wild!
Industrial chemicals, huh? If there ever was a red flag for inciting fear, this is the one. A promising start with that headline.
On the other hand, I have no doubt that there are various compounds that inhibit microbial growth in the gut. Some of them are used in various industries, and some of them can be found in nature. Think of antibiotics, for example. Regardless, the article does raise some good points about regulation and the use of pesticides and other chemicals.