A cheap chair, a very used chair, or even a slighly used chair is too big a gamble. It is either go all in on a very good chair for long term expectations, or expect to have a soon battle with back pains.

Write my name in it so I don’t forget it’s mine

Porn I’m afraid. Starting as a way to combat boredom and loneliness and anxiety as a preteen has turned in to a fifteen year long struggle and descent in to various medications and treatments that only impede my ability to develop healthy intimate relationships. Nofap, yorubrainonporn, abstaining, none of it has been effective for more than three weeks of it. Even being a pen tester when the compulsivity hits, it’s me versus my skills. And it’s always a losing demoralizing battle.

I’m curious what the guidelines would be as a preparation for the potential of a new category. Like leave the area? I know changing how we do things now on a global scale should help, but in case and due to cynicism, it might not help. But what should people do for the seemingly inevitable storms?

If people wanna save money they can use Melamine sponges! Exact same thing, give or take a few small proprietary cleaning agents or scents. But effectively the same

You know what Reddit is, right? It’s a website where you can join different groups about things you like, such as animals, games, or books. You can also post links or messages in those groups, and other people can vote and comment on them. Lemmy is a lot like Reddit, but it has some differences. One difference is that Lemmy is not run by one big company, but by many small servers that anyone can set up. These servers are like little islands that can talk to each other. Another difference is that Lemmy is more respectful of your privacy and freedom. It does not track you or show you ads. It also lets you choose what kind of content you want to see, and does not censor or ban you for having different opinions. Lemmy is a new and growing website that wants to be a better alternative to Reddit. You can also make new friends and have fun discussions with them.

I left due to the issues with using Apollo. i was a major fan of the app and knowing it will be going dark soon for use, I think it was time for me to leave. Plus I've noticed since cutting reddit out of my daily routine it has significantly improved my mental health.

OG steam machines were the shit, but way ahead of their time. If it had come out with proton already, then it would have dominated. But it’s wonderful that the UX had laid ground work for the steam deck

Lil car

Wow, I almost forgot these existed. They are neat little things. I recall seeing the Unbox Therapy video for this almost a decade ago and thinking it was one of the coolest computers out there.

Now if only my rent would drop outside the ATL Metro area

This is the correct answer. More folks that subscribe here are the ones who interact and upvote the political ones.

Herman Millers are Goated, though i will say their business practices are not the best anymore unfortunately. Though second hand, always go for it.

Ooh strong throwback here. I can’t remember most of his predictions but I recall he had strong reference in that Steins;Gate visual novel game.

Some dude was mid goon session and found it. It was in some deep 80s sexy tape and was made just for that video

Bad practices to their workers. Poor treatment. See here for the backlash since it's been awhile herman Miller news

Divorced dad rock!

jk of course, Avenged is a name i've not heard in a looooong time. Not since Nightmare came out. Those were the days!

Man I do variations of food truck that don’t exist. Example. Gaming pc : food station Phone:food truck Laptop: foodpad Server:foodcentre

That’s a throwback! A good supplement I found was the everyday chemistry Beatles mix. Sure it is now known as a mashup but when I first heard it was more of a mystery like this!

Otterbox has been tried and true for me since the old HTC Evo 3D. It’s been solid on spills and long drops. I’ve shifted to more fashionable cases but if I’m camping I’m always swapping to the otterbox.