My trick is that I listen through LibreTube with sponsorblock on. The experience is exquisite.
And even without sponsorblock, on YouTube you can move through chapters easily, and ads are chapters which makes it incredibly easy to move to next chapter when an ad comes
Some responses are somehow disappearing, maybe some federation issue?
But yes, so far responses are very much very meh. From such an amount of hate I was expecting a Jordan Peterson level of evidence where you get him rambling for 10 minutes about how women should be more in the kitchen or something 😅.
Turns out most “evidence” so far is basically personal life rumours and “pseudoscience” claims without explicit examples.
We’ll see.
This is starting to feel like a neverending loop. Where is the pseudoscience? Where is it? That is what I want to know!
All those comparisons with Joe Rogan make absolute no sense, 😅. The only thing that these share is that they go to the gym and have a podcast.
I am not treating him like the answer to anything. I am just weirded out because I am getting bombarded with cancel-culture comments that go nowhere.
I don’t buy (pun intended) these arguments because I’ve been listening for months now and not a single time they made me think I needed to buy anything.
Supplements are generally discussed at the end of the podcast, as a last resort, with a big warning on consulting with a professional. Like any science-based program would.
Also there are no brands promoted, but components themselves.
Consider joining relevant larger communities first, there’s probably some VR community out there that probably needs your content. I don’t think Lemmy is big enough (yet) for such a niche Samsung Gear VR community, but go for it!!
Hmmm… the price difference is almost non-existent. Do some research, I am sure you can find a cheap server (Raspberry Pi maybe) and a cheap Sonoff Zigbee hub for not much more than an Amazon Echo 4.
Only when you have it working you truly realise how cool it is that things can now happen on their own, AND because you wanted them to. Like, I have some stair lights turn on when someone passes by, BUT only when the Sun angle is low enough. So it magically happens earlier in winter, and later in summer. BUT it’s even better, because when it’s after 22:30, the turn-on automation is deactivated as to avoid the dogs flashing the lights on while we sleep. It’s like magic and you can tailor things for your workflow.
But you can totally build a smart home without Google or Amazon having to do anything with it. Just use HomeAssistant.
Shiet I lost the game
Yes! Particularly if your job is industrial, get a house somewhere else, but not on the city. Try to find a place with good public transport to the city, tho. Cities will be slowly quitting car infrastructure.
Inevitably it makes the art shittier, but if the art is good enough, it will still make me go “thing slaps hard tho”.
I just had a fun idea that might not take too much time to implement and could work on your own computer (not 100%, but probably more privacy friendly than using YouTube directly):
You probably already know about him, but Andrew Huberman is doing an amazing job on bringing science back to the people.
Sleep, motivation, exercise, mental health… everything in the context of neuroscience so you start understanding a bit more everything that happens to you. Protocols to follow, fully explained and backed up by scientific papers, all for the sake of your health. Amazing source of information.
Never felt the need for microblogging when Reddit existed, and chats are a mess and I will never understand the appeal unless I spent 24 hours there. So now it’s Lemmy all the way… except for YouTube, of course, because that one is simply too hard to avoid, although I do mostly use Piped mirrors.
Although I totally get why lemmy.ml would want to do something like that, it’s not “being polite…”, it’s “enforcing politeness…”
I am a big big big Linux fan, but I feel that after 30 years, it is time for a non-monolithic kernel. I know Linus hates the idea of microkernels but the era of Rust is finally here and it shows that safe microkernels are fully possible now, and I believe the advantages and modularity can be amazing for a new era of open source computing.
If you have an ereader with an eink screen… it’s a no-brainer. Digital books are soooo good.
Physical books nowadays are like vynil music… it’s for the artwork and having a physical “certificate” of something you love. Like… if I discover a book I really enjoy, I’ll probably buy a physical version so I can, you know, have it there on the shelf, like you have family pics or something.
I read somewhere that those deja vu and precognition dreams are actually mostly your mind having a glitch, believing this present moment is also past. No dream or past event exists, you just think it does because it feels like it. Weird stuff.
You can configure Krunner to not use some services that may be causing tthe lag.
It’s superfast in my machine.
Also, I think the first launch is the most problematic, so try to launch the background service at start, there must be some tutorials on this.
In any case, Krunner is not supposed to be a key-combo launcher. It’s a search engine. Use shortcuts for opening your most used apps.
…and so on