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It’s probably also worth getting used to exercizing in such a condition.

It probably helps with muscle pain as well, something I'm dealing with in my legs currently because I'm not exercising as much as last time I fasted.

I appreciate the headline and article and film and all, but I'm cynical enough to think that this won't change a bit politically anywhere.

Link to IMDb (8.1 score at time of writing)

If you ever downloaded an R rated movie, you probably shared it with minors.

If a minor knows how to use bittorrent in 2025, I'm more than happy to upload R-rated movies to them. It's not like it's the biggest hurdle to overcome, but it's big enough that I trust the judgment of that young person.

Bit of a side story, but I should've known I had ADHD when my brother was diagnosed and our (obviously undiagnosed boomer) parents were the kind of people that'd drink coffee after 6 pm and sleep just fine a few hours later. And while I enjoy caffeine I've dialed it down a lot as I really don't see the same benefits as when I was younger, and also feel like I'm just wasting money on coffee beans the price of which have risen almost 50% since covid-19 began.

Is this is the same Microsoft that wants EU to give github developers a lot of money to fund open source projects?

Makes sense. Thanks, I was confused as well.

It's disturbing how the title text is a different font and color than the regular title text for all other videos on youtube. It really helps breaking the 4th wall.

Yeah, once you get past the carb-hunger it gets easier.

Trend seems extreme since 2008

Huh, just after the release of the first smartphone, odd.

i find it hard to say terf island has gotten worse since the 1950s.

I meant since 2013, because yeah, it did get better for a little while. And now they're policing the bathrooms.

And it wasn't until late 2013 that he was pardoned for the crime of "being gay", and ironically TERF island has only gotten worse since then.

Oh man, "The Mink Scandal" has filled a lot in Danish news during covid-19 where the prime minister Mette Frederiksen ordered all mink in Denmark to be culled in order to prevent the spread of a new covid-19 variant (it worked btw.). Now the problem was that she didn't have the power to do so which ended in massive payouts to the mink farmers (€2.1-2.5 billion), kind of "hush money", and what's worse is that they didn't make it illegal to start up mink farms again, which as we all know is an incredibly inhumane practice.
So, a lot of mink farmers started up new farms even though we already kind of knew it'd eventually become illegal via EU law, so I'm wondering what'll happen this time, whether they'll get more compensation or what. It just seems so shortsighted and dumb that it wasn't just made illegal in 2020 or 2021. Source 1, Source 2