Excellent point, thank you!
dotslashme
joined 2 years ago
Me and the wife made awesome fish tacos and mango salsa earlier.
Hard to give specific advice without knowing your technique and what gear you're using, but it is generally a good idea to wet, warm and scrub the skin before starting to shave.
When shaving, make sure the razor isn't tugging on your hairs, which can be done by pressing a couple of fingers on the skin behind the razor. Try no to shave against the direction of the hair growth on the first go. I shave three times for my sensitive areas, along the growth direction, then 90 degrees and lastla 180 degrees (against the growth direction).
Changing your shaving cream can also help, for some, finding a shaving cream with aloe vera can help.
If you're using a safety razor, changing to a slanted bar can also do wonders.
After the shave, I would recommend an after sun gel, preferably with aloe vera in it, don't go for after shave directly, unless it is a very good balm.
I will be moving my entire homelab to a different country, which currently consist of two kubernetes nodes, a NAS and various home automation devices. I will be scaling down gradually, taking cold storage backups of everything and plan to resurrect everything on new hardware once I have moved.
I have the same feeling about kubernetes.
Low resolution is less of a problem if you want content only. If you can live with pages that have all visual elements taken away, then resolution is much less of an issue.
Yeah, they don't even bother to justify or explain their reasoning anymore.
Blue eye samurai
For me, eating spicy food calms me down. I suffer from anxiety and eating spicy food allows me to exist only in the here and now. I am of course not saying that everyone who eat spicy food is anxious, it is only my personal preference.
I hate my life, I hate my life, I hate my life
I would tell myself to not push emotions away, since they would inevitably return as anxiety.