Maybe you took an interest in enough things to do well? Personally, I’d get distracted from lessons with trying to figure out alternative ways to think about or solve problems for things like math and I liked practicing mental math, so used normal classwork as a way to do that.
More surprised I was able to deal with classes like English and history though. But I’ve just been lucky enough to have a good memory for certain things school cares about.
Does that mean you only read the first 11 myths?
The exact value varies with temperature, so it’s a “good enough for the typical variations in temperature experienced by most aqueous solutions” estimate.
Imo, they’re only there for the company to promote ad programs and discourage stealing by being there. Otherwise, they just make the store experience worse? Unless they give me a discount for using a cashier, I ain’t doing in.
Usually its not explicit, but patterns happen can be seen. Sometimes its not obvious unless you are specifically looking for it or the one directly receiving the treatment.
Trans experiences are just one case where those patterns become a lot more obvious. I remember someone telling a story about how often transitioning, someone’s father and brother started giving football explanations to her as if she were new to the sport when she’d been just as involved for her entire life. Its not like they were intentionally trying to be malicious, but they clearly subconsciously decided “woman needs to be taught how ball game works” even when its someone who they previous thought of as a man and didn’t treat like that.
Of course cis women point out that same kind of treatment. And often people just think they’re imagining things.
If I get a pointless thank you email, I’d be worried the person will spam my inbox with useless garbage if hired. Still better than not sending emails when they serve a purpose.
Pre-Nintendo-price-jump, console games were as cheap as they’ve ever been… if you ignore all the DLC/micro-transaction stuff. But its still a lot more expensive than PC gaming. If you need a computer for other purposes anyways, upgrading from a decent office computer to a cheap gaming computer is still gonna be cheaper upfront than buying the office computer and new console, plus cheaper long-term.
At least your remaining deductible, perhaps up to your max-year-out-of-pocket pre-paid weeks in advance assuming you have insurance and they’re in-network. So… almost certainly above 5k.
Idk. All 2D Mario games seem pretty similar. Of course people are hungry for new levels to play, but there’s hardly anything groundbreakingly different from one to the next. And releasing things like Deluxe version of Mario Kart, a game that already seemed particularly derivative of the last entry in the series also feels a bit like milking. Feel like they’ve been afraid of making changes since double dash.
Pokemon innovates! If you combined all the changes since gen 1, you’d have 3 gens worth of new gameplay. But mega giga tera Pokemon using z moves might be a bit broken
in all directions!
When I read that article that starts with a copy/paste of the DSM symptom list for dpdr before saying what that list is, I was like “why is this article just a giant list about me?”
Interesting there’s a name to describe things I kinda just assumed were partly just an autism thing.
Imo, if things fit right, tucking should be comfortable for most activities. Otoh, when things don’t fit right, there’s enough space for things to escape, which then makes them prone to unpleasant feelings. I have a pair of boyshorts that are supposed to be for tucking, but because they’re too loose, they can cause problems and don’t actually flatten well.
Not fluent in either of the two non-native languages. My peak was probably 5, but two of which were only for a couple years max and very similar.
Same is true for a sphere. For example, if you draw a triangle with 1 vertex at the north pole and the other two on the equator, all the angles are 90 degrees. But if you move, say, the north pole vertex to be closer to the two in the equator, then you’d get a smaller sum.
I used a non-ebike until I didn’t have a flight of stairs to deal with. If I moved into a place where I needed to use stairs, I’d sell it and find something lighter.
If the ceiling can support it, I guess you could try to see if they’d install something like an electric pulley system that might be able to assist?
When I came out to my moms, one of them commented about how I “suddenly had boobs” - it wasn’t sudden and I had been wondering for a couple months if they might notice before I got around to saying something (had been on E for 6 months at that point - granted the first 3-month dosage was in the low-side).
People still default gender me as male though - even those who didn’t know me until recently and I’ve reached the 1 year mark.
Whipping girl is a good read, but I wish she’d release a new edition without of the NB-phobic-seeming stuff taking up so much space (not saying she is NB-phobic)
While changes are visible within months, it’s impressive how people just won’t notice even if you aren’t exactly hiding it. This is especially true for people who see you often, but I’ve seen it happen with people I hadn’t seen in a long time. Ymmv both on the amount of changes and how much people notice though. I’ve been impressed by how oblivious most people are.
The lack of groups was the deal breaker for me, so after it rolled out to beta, I finally switched back to Firefox as my primary browser.
Last I tried, I don’t think you could reorder or drag/drop groups and selecting multiple tabs doesn’t result in “group tabs” in the context menu, but it is still decent enough.