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MariaRomanov
MariaRomanov @ MariaRomanov @lemmy.sdf.org
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Man electrocuted to death whilst stealing electrical cable

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  • Gotta be tough if you’re gonna be stupid

    • Where do you active users find content to post?

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  • I just Google shit I’m interested and use Google News to find places to read about it

    • What does everyone do with their old electronics?

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  • I save them up to make a broth for soups

    • Elon Musk wanting to remove dim theme from twitter

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  • Fuck twitter and fuck big tech

    • Low-Carb Eggplant Bites

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  • Delicious but maybe chicken sausage instead of salmon if you're going to add meat.

    • What book would you recommend to explain to someone what you do for a living?

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  • Got any good books on librarian science?

    • What's your commit message style?

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  • ah nice. we include the backlog # in our branch name.

    • What's your commit message style?

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  • you are a pro and I aspire to be you

    • What's your commit message style?

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  • ah so you are the dev from 2014

    • What book would you recommend to explain to someone what you do for a living?

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  • This is the book I had in mind when I created this thread. :)

    • Apologies for asking about Instagram here but I’m stressed trying to help my brother who obsesses over things and I can’t do it, deets in body

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  • I'll drink to that!

    • Piracy? We've heard numerous times what r/books thinks about it. But how does c/books view it?

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  • I try to support authors by buying on Kindle or a physical copy if I can. That being said, I don't think there is any way to combat piracy, and I think information is forever going to be free now. So I think the publishing world is going to have to catch up and evolve. Honestly if I were an author I would consider starting a Patreon.

    • We should use the internet with more intention.

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  • I think that's a good way to get out of scrolling, but not a good way to become a part of a community. I think doing what you're doing is a good start, but also frequenting a few places (especially more niche communities) can also really help.

    • Apologies for asking about Instagram here but I’m stressed trying to help my brother who obsesses over things and I can’t do it, deets in body

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  • Oh man. Yeah if you're in Europe I definitely think that's the way to go.

    • How are you managing your interaction with redundant communities?

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  • The way I see it, some communities will thrive and others will die. No need to worry about the mess in the process. For now during this early stage just post to all of them or pick one you like and stick with it.

    • Apologies for asking about Instagram here but I’m stressed trying to help my brother who obsesses over things and I can’t do it, deets in body

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  • Can you share a screenshot of what happens when you login with the new pass? That's certainly strange.

    • What habits do you have to protect your privacy?

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  • No worries, man! Should have clarified with /s. Cheers!

    • What habits do you have to protect your privacy?

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  • Fair enough! I was mostly joking. Those are some great tips.

    • Mastercard demands US cannabis shops stop accepting debit cards

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  • 41 downvotes. I am arguing that it is a liability. What have I said that would suggest it isn’t?

    • Self-care for Men?

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  • A few things:

    1. Writing down five things I'm grateful for. Actually I was doing this every day earlier this year when I was depressed. Don't just bullshit it. Write down what you're looking forward to that day, or things that you are appreciating. It will encourage you to appreciate more, to slow the fuck down and live a peaceful life.
    2. Blogging/Journaling. I have been blogging on a wordpress blog but haven't shared the URL with anyone, not even my spouse. It's so helpful just to organize my thoughts and is helping me get in touch with my emotions instead of suppressing them.
    3. Two lists. I keep two lists that I refer to frequently. One is my to-do list, which I have organized in Notion. When I can see that I am getting shit done, and more importantly, I have a system for prioritizing what shit gets done, I feel better about my life. The other and arguably more important list is my anti-productivity list. My just for me list. My shit I like to do list. Take out the feelings of your parents, your partner, your friends. Be selfish for a damn minute. Write down the things that truly make you happy. And make sure you do something on that list at a minimum once a week.

    For me some of those things include:

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    1. Long showers during the spring time with the windows/doors open so a breeze can come in.
    2. Smoking a cigar in the bathtub with a glass of scotch.
    3. Watching Studio Ghibli movies.
    4. Watching my favorite movies in general. "Midnight In Paris", "Lady and the Tramp", "Lloyd's of London", "Jab Tak Hai Jaan".
    5. Going home to visit with my relatives.
    6. Chinese hot pot
    7. Going to the movie theater
    8. Creative writing like I did as a kid. No pressure to produce anything great. Just write and tap into that joyful creativity.
    9. Going to a craft beer brewery
    10. Getting a massage
    11. Playing MTG with my cousin and brother
    12. Playing Kingdom Hearts
    13. Cooking some comfort food
    14. A nice road trip with the windows rolled down and no destination in mind.

    </ End List>

    1. Meditate. Look I'm not a crunchy person. But just focusing on box breathing / basic breath work at the end of every day has helped me tremendously. I think everyone should do it. It is physically proven that deep breathing done in the right way physically calms you down.