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owurkan
4y ago
Hopefully you have recovery codes for all these accounts. With that said, I don't like to rely on these recovery codes bc of some horror stories. Alternatively when setting up 2FA, you can for example: - use Authy bc it syncs tokens in
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owurkan
4y ago
With my kids, I used to do visits with increasing intervals. 1st time after 1 min, then 3 min, then 5 min, then 7 min,... I never reached 11 min before they were asleep.
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owurkan
7y ago
Cold showers can be a way to regain control through positive morning priming. I wrote this how-to a few years ago: https://medium.com/the-mission/a-year-of-cold-showers-662ec6...
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owurkan
8y ago
I also wrote a post on my experience with Wim Hof technique: https://medium.com/the-mission/a-year-of-cold-showers-662ec6...
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owurkan
8y ago
There's a wide variety of different breathing techniques that can be used for specific purposes. It's been literally life-changing for me. Some techniques can help you getting out of a bad moment (anxiety, stress,...) but others h
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owurkan
8y ago
Breathing. So much can be accomplished with something seemingly so simple.
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owurkan
8y ago
Life is probabilistic, you can't define your future for sure but I believe you can increase the expected enjoyability of the outcome by working on adding potentially enjoyable scenarios to the collection of potential future outcomes. A
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owurkan
8y ago
49 here, 2 teenagers. When you grow older, the things you truly like doing don't change that much. It's the things you don't like that you hate doing every day a little bit more. You should plan for that. I see too many frien
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owurkan
9y ago
Although as a non-native speaker I find their service very attractive, I've so far refrained from installing their apps/extension. I was never confident enough about how Grammarly would keep safe every word I type (emails,...). Th
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owurkan
9y ago
great, thx a lot!
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owurkan
9y ago
yes pls, AC7FC918644DFB2FF168DC9C9397B8829E2148A9
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owurkan
10y ago
My first computer as well. As there was no hard drive included, I had to save on audio tape the programs I was inventing or typing from UK 'Your Computer' weekly magazine. Also, graphical definition was 64 by 44 if I remember well
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Milky Way Could Be a Galactic Transport System
(spaceref.com)
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owurkan
12y ago
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owurkan
12y ago
I'm 46 and have read it 3 times over the past 25 years. Definitely a book that changed my life!
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owurkan
12y ago
No matter to which country you go, you will find all kinds of people. Only not in the same proportions.
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owurkan
12y ago
1982: I bought a ZX-81 Sinclair. No hard drive, had to save stuff on an audio tape, 1kb RAM (I bought a 16kb extension), screen definition 64x44 if I remember well. I learned coding and English entirely by reading the UK weekly 'Your C
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owurkan
12y ago
Let's not forget it was a special kind of recall, one where no vehicles were being physically recalled by Tesla.
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owurkan
14y ago
No, "gipsy" is not a denigrating term. At least those "roma" coming from Spain and Portugal call themselves gipsies. It is true that there is strong discrimination in Hungary though.
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owurkan
14y ago
if you think 10K foot freefall is cool, what about 33K foot: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vesna_Vulovi%C4%87
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owurkan
14y ago
I double on this one. I've had very bad chronic pain in wrists and back for more than 10 years. At times, I was forced out of work for long periods, or had to convince my wife to type the code I was dictating her... I tried pretty much ever