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Both of these do require more maintenance and patience than nonstick, which will inevitably make some people upset

Nonstick pans, though most of the harm is from manufacture, not end-use

This seems significantly more impactful than pets

Unfortunately it's always high noon somewhere in the world so it's impossible to know

The most likely reason is that the outline of the device is more distinct and identifiable in the marketing with them on. Without them it is just a black rectangle with a logo.

Judging by the picture someone already has

I had exactly the same thing, and would come to my senses (for lack of a better term) every so often and be genuinely confused where days or even weeks had gone. One thing that has been really helping me is writing all the little things down such as what I ate or learned in classes as you mentioned.

I personally started using Logseq for this but basically any note taking application will do. The most important feature that I use is linking topics, for example I would mark a bullet point with #food and so on, which eventually organizes the thoughts automatically. It's really nice to be able to just write and not even think about organizing it as that's the computer's job.

We have known for years that dietary cholestorol does not directly translate to blood cholestorol. More confirmation still good, but this is not exactly new information.

Firefox btw

Syncthing works very well for Logseq, I use it on 4 different devices and changes only take a couple seconds to be synchronized. The app even automatically refreshes the data when a change is made so you don't have to worry about only having one instance open at a time.

Using the F40 preview with KDE and a regular update from Discover rolled xz back to the known good version 5.4.6

One of Mullvad's Switzerland servers worked for me today