ValiantDust

This might be a stupid suggestion, but I have had habits and techniques I just never questioned – if this is a regular problem and not just some few items (some zippers are just shitty, I get that), have you tried changing your technique? Like pulling the end of the zipper down until it’s under a bit of tension with one hand and then pulling the actual zipper thingy away from the flap while closing the zipper with the other hand. That usually works for me.

Really? I sweat so much quicker since going to a sauna regularly. Though it’s nowhere near daily

Twilight was sold in Germany under the dad-joke-level punny title Bis(s) zum Morgengrauen (“Until dawn / Bite at dawn”). They kept it up for the sequels Bis(s) zur Mittagsstunde (noon), Bis(s) zum Abendrot (sunset), Bis(s) zum Ende der Nacht (end of the night)

To be fair, I’m not blind and I’m not entirely sure I “see” things in my dreams. I don’t remember my dreams very often and when I do, it’s more knowing what happened and less images. Then again, I’m pretty sure I’m somewhere on the aphantasia spectrum. But my point is, it’s really hard to tell and thus to study.

Chinese fast fashion items have many times been tested to exceed thresholds for chemicals forbidden in the EU. I won’t risk my health buying them.

Unless they work for Microsoft. Teams has been showing � instead of ä for the caller’s name in the popup when someone calls for several weeks now. It didn’t use to do that before. I don’t think they care anymore.

Being only 3 to 4 meters deep would make them more dangerous to the average grown-up, I would say. If you jump or fall in, you are much more likely to get hurt. Also alcohol.

If you have never mixed yoghurt with garlic and tahini, you are severely missing out.

Great, now I want to eat falafel.

And not just fat people. It helps prevent cardiovascular diseases.

For me the biggest benefit aside from generally increased fitness is how it helps with my mental health. It’s hardly a new revelation that exercising regularly is good for your mental health. But it’s so much easier to get yourself to move when you have to to get somewhere than it is if it’s purely for exercise. At least for me.