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n2dasun
1y ago
I say 16
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n2dasun
1y ago
My body is ready
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n2dasun
1y ago
This is what I always use
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n2dasun
2y ago
This is awesome, but also makes me want to fight you
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n2dasun
2y ago
Agreed. I imagine it as the same conundrum discussed in this book, but a "connected" kid's peers now include the entirety of the internet https://drgabormate.com/book/hold-on-to-your-kids/
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n2dasun
2y ago
I browse facebook using m.facebook.com in chrome on my Samsung. No interest in installing the app. If I press and hold on a playing video, I get the option to download an mp4. No extra site or software needed
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n2dasun
2y ago
Having caved on this idea, I 100% agree
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n2dasun
2y ago
Device time limits and prerequisites, and periodically check-ins (hey, what are you doing/watching?) Even with all this, it's obvious that the influence is very strong
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n2dasun
2y ago
Great. Still waiting for a hybrid version of the Santa Cruz, though
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n2dasun
2y ago
It's interesting to read the myriad of different potential causes shared in the comments. The biggest problem with my kids' math studies that I've noticed since COVID has been having the kids solve problems exclusively using
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n2dasun
2y ago
Can confirm. I really like the one for Dice Hospital. I learned from that one that Paul Grogan is the best at doing rulebooks. I also don't mind the one for Obsession, but maybe because I just love the game that much
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n2dasun
2y ago
Still hoping for Black & White
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2y ago
I planted pawpaw trees in my yard about 3 years ago and finally have fruit this year
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n2dasun
2y ago
I wasn't a big fan as a kid because I never felt like I had talent at it, and my poor performance would make me feel like a failure, especially when I could see disappointment on the faces of my pickup game teammates. In college I did
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n2dasun
2y ago
https://m.imdb.com/title/tt0089789/
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n2dasun
3y ago
I've been slowly growing 3 trees over the past few years
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n2dasun
3y ago
When it comes to upgrading game bits, I usually just go with what the manufacturer is offering as an upgrade, with the exception of 3d printing inserts or deck boxes, or using coin capsules on tokens. I did build a table topper with a lazy
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n2dasun
3y ago
I'm in the middle of reading "Technostress: The Human Cost of the Computer Revolution", by psychologist Craig Brod. I'm in my late 40s and the book reads to me as a nice time capsule of how computing has reshaped our soc
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n2dasun
3y ago
Is that htdp.org?
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3y ago
Song of Solomon is a favorite and I love seeing it mentioned here
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3y ago
I'm certain this is oversimplified and not really how nutrition works, but I always liked to think maybe eating more fat was fortifying the myelin sheaths around our neurons and preventing signal "arcs"
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n2dasun
3y ago
Gabor Mate's book "Scattered" about ADHD discusses this
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n2dasun
3y ago
I believe what the children need is each other. More time face to face with friends. Even if they're doing things on screens, just sharing time and activities in person with their peers helps to form and maintain friendships and helps
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n2dasun
3y ago
Yes! I worry all the time about how much time my kids are spending at home and I try to encourage them to spend time with friends
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n2dasun
3y ago
I do so every couple of years. I would love to now, but my kids have smartphones, so I feel the need to be able to relate. The one I had most recently was the Sonim XP5, which fit all my requirements (bluetooth connection for music and hand
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3y ago
I go to a gym with instructor-led workouts (for 7 years now), but the biggest changed happened this year when I decided to get serious about nutrition. I thought I might be eating too much, but I was eating too little in general, being inco
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3y ago
My favorite part of those old computers was sitting with a big book of code and typing things in and seeing a sprite appear, then move, change colors, etc. The closest thing I've seen in recent years was Code Angel, which I supported o
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3y ago
Well, it definitely helps Schneider if organizations upgrade their datacenters.
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n2dasun
3y ago
Step 1. Download Visual Basic
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3y ago
Looks like the other replies here are correct. It's law-driven and can be worked around. https://support.google.com/families/answer/7106787?hl=en This one's an anecdote I found when searching just now:
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