One of the last true 3rd places I've found is dog parks. If you go consistently at the same time each day you'll be seeing a lot of the same people, who generally are down to chat. You can talk about their dog to break the ice, and I doubt people would even mind if you don't have a dog.
Recent studies have shown that doesn't seem to affect separation anxiety as much as previously thought. More study is needed, but if your dog doesn't have separation anxiety, it doesn't seem like having high excited energy when you return will increase their chance of developing it.
"From both experiment 1 and 2, our results indicate that high excitement and playful levels of owners during departures and arrivals is not associated with the development of increased separation-related behavior in newly adopted dogs. It is important to make the distinction, however, that low arousal departures and arrivals are a well-documented treatment for separation-related behavior, and our results only reflect that these arousal levels do not appear to play a causal role in the development of an increased frequency of them."
What? Separation anxiety is usually worsened by ignoring them. Now every dog is different for sure, but generally the best way to treat separation anxiety is to be excited to see the dog when you return, and never scold it or yell at it for things it may have done while you were gone.
You might have a condition called Musical anhedonia. Because music is definitely meant to communicate a LOT to you. If you can listen to "Wish you were here" by Pink Floyd and not feel the emotion they are expressing I feel bad for you..
The latency issue looks completely solved. It has a custom 6ghz wifi connection and they have an eye tracking foveated compression that is apparently flawless. It reduces the bit rate where you aren't looking to reduce latency, and from what I heard is completely imperceptible.
Huh, you seem to be correct. I'm finding plenty of pages that claim that "international ports of entry" includes airports, but none of them source it or seem like very trustworthy sites.
You do need to ensure the missile it's attached to works. I'm pretty certain they do. But depending on how old the nukes are it's very possible some have fallen into disrepair.
I mean, I do it, but I also spend at least 2-4 hours outside a day without any input from my phone. It's more like, "I'm watching an interesting video, but I also need to take a shower, no reason to not do both."
I could also see it being better if it happens during this admin. My fellow citizens seem stupid enough that if a major crash happens during a Democrat lead administration they would immediately blame it on them and then vote Republican next time no matter what.
I would argue they're intentionally getting more likely to break. Or at least that is no longer a concern. It's straight up a benefit to some companies.
I highly doubt that. I haven't seen it yet but Nolan uses vfx in all his films. As he should, people who think "CGI always sucks" never know how much CGI is used that they don't see.
Fairlife also has a history of animal abuse controversies. Their name is a complete lie and I always recommend people to other brands if they care about animal cruelty in the slightest.
It's likely they just weren't grown in. I work in produce and the last few times we had issues with E.coli in Romain lettuce (not us specifically, I mean the US in general) we were told that having washed the lettuce or not did not matter. As the ground itself was contaminated before the plants started growing. To note, you also likely washed your produce far better than the average person. You would be amazed at the amount of customers that don't know that they should wash stuff thoroughly.
They're referencing the stop killing games initiative that was turned down recently. It is akin to this but the software version.
One of the last true 3rd places I've found is dog parks. If you go consistently at the same time each day you'll be seeing a lot of the same people, who generally are down to chat. You can talk about their dog to break the ice, and I doubt people would even mind if you don't have a dog.
Recent studies have shown that doesn't seem to affect separation anxiety as much as previously thought. More study is needed, but if your dog doesn't have separation anxiety, it doesn't seem like having high excited energy when you return will increase their chance of developing it.
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S1558787820300460?via=ihub
From the abstract
"From both experiment 1 and 2, our results indicate that high excitement and playful levels of owners during departures and arrivals is not associated with the development of increased separation-related behavior in newly adopted dogs. It is important to make the distinction, however, that low arousal departures and arrivals are a well-documented treatment for separation-related behavior, and our results only reflect that these arousal levels do not appear to play a causal role in the development of an increased frequency of them."
What? Separation anxiety is usually worsened by ignoring them. Now every dog is different for sure, but generally the best way to treat separation anxiety is to be excited to see the dog when you return, and never scold it or yell at it for things it may have done while you were gone.
You might have a condition called Musical anhedonia. Because music is definitely meant to communicate a LOT to you. If you can listen to "Wish you were here" by Pink Floyd and not feel the emotion they are expressing I feel bad for you..
The latency issue looks completely solved. It has a custom 6ghz wifi connection and they have an eye tracking foveated compression that is apparently flawless. It reduces the bit rate where you aren't looking to reduce latency, and from what I heard is completely imperceptible.
"Give me one sec cap, I've been standing still for 3 minutes so I have to go blast a hole in something real quick or my suit will explode."
Huh, you seem to be correct. I'm finding plenty of pages that claim that "international ports of entry" includes airports, but none of them source it or seem like very trustworthy sites.
Or within 100 miles of it. Including all international airports. That just soh appens to be like 80% of the population or something.
You do need to ensure the missile it's attached to works. I'm pretty certain they do. But depending on how old the nukes are it's very possible some have fallen into disrepair.
I mean, I do it, but I also spend at least 2-4 hours outside a day without any input from my phone. It's more like, "I'm watching an interesting video, but I also need to take a shower, no reason to not do both."
This site has an insane amount of people who don't understand how inept the average person is at using technology.
I could also see it being better if it happens during this admin. My fellow citizens seem stupid enough that if a major crash happens during a Democrat lead administration they would immediately blame it on them and then vote Republican next time no matter what.
I would argue they're intentionally getting more likely to break. Or at least that is no longer a concern. It's straight up a benefit to some companies.
I highly doubt that. I haven't seen it yet but Nolan uses vfx in all his films. As he should, people who think "CGI always sucks" never know how much CGI is used that they don't see.
Fairlife also has a history of animal abuse controversies. Their name is a complete lie and I always recommend people to other brands if they care about animal cruelty in the slightest.
It's a great metric for how well you take an IQ test. No one should really be using it as a measurement for general intelligence.
Yes he's real. It's a raccoon with short spine syndrome.
It's likely they just weren't grown in. I work in produce and the last few times we had issues with E.coli in Romain lettuce (not us specifically, I mean the US in general) we were told that having washed the lettuce or not did not matter. As the ground itself was contaminated before the plants started growing. To note, you also likely washed your produce far better than the average person. You would be amazed at the amount of customers that don't know that they should wash stuff thoroughly.
A lot of times food borne illnesses are grown into the plant. It's not something you can just wash away.