What about a gradual alarm?
It starts with low volume, then gradually increases volume.
There's even smart lamps that do increasing light intensity to simulate sunrise.
Nicely said.
And even if we could do a bit more, why should we make more sacrifices, when big corporations are accountable for much of the environment's issues?
Which can be summarized by "we work too much"
Fucking people...
Well done! Shame not more people are doing it.
I had my inbox filled, so I started creating rules
Emails from (let's say) Google are to be sent to a folder called Google. When creating a rule, it asks you if you want to apply it to the inbox.
Check that, wait for a few minutes, and all Google emails will be inside the new folder. Once you start sorting you will notice that the amount of emails in your inbox reduces drastically.
I created rules that check the email contents for keywords. If it detects ads, then it goes straight to the bin.
Has worked for me for some years.
If you create a rule for a specific email address, you can send it all into a folder, then mark the folder as read. Or, you know, just send all to junk
Just do it! It shouldn't take more than 2 hours
They don't "look"... Those are the ones that want kids. Those who weight the pros and cons, most likely reach the conclusion that having kids is not feasible.
I am a teacher and can confirm that you're right.
Almost like white noise, right?
My use case as well!
I recommend mullvad
Might not regret short term. But you can't just fire the senior workers without taking a hit in development.
Foreshadowing...
I use tidal, and the only thing I miss from Spotify is the ability to transfer the music I'm listening to the PC or smartphone
It's a shame... We could be so much more than zeros on a bank account.
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Hi, I am new here, so I want to apologize if I mess something up. I have the following problem...
I am restoring a division in my house. It's a high ceilling area, with wooden beams supporting a hardwood floor that divides the space into a dining room (lower) and an office (upper).
My father thought the wood was in good shape, so he replaced the hardwood floor above the beams. Afterward, his plan was to apply protection to prevent woodworms and then oil for the finishing touch. But, upon closer inspection, I noticed all the wooden beams have these small holes (which I suppose are woodworms already).
Also, I knocked on the wood, and it seems hollow.
Should I replace all the wooden beams and then reapply the hardwood floor? Is there any way to recover these beams?
Thanks in advance.