There’s that 😉 Id probably stay longer too.

There’s that 😉 Id probably stay longer too.

There’s that 😉 Id probably stay longer too.

There’s that 😉 Id probably stay longer too.

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“Journalism is not a crime; it is a pillar of a free and informed society”

“Journalism is not a crime; it is a pillar of a free and informed society”

Is this thing still on? 😂🤣📢

LolI is your stay in Japan going to be less than $350? If not then it’s not worth it.

LolI is your stay in Japan going to be less than $350? If not then it’s not worth it.

LolI is your stay in Japan going to be less than $350? If not then it’s not worth it.

#Nostr

In which country do people still have pensions? In Japan it’s not a good deal. I don’t think pensions have much to do with bitcoin monetizing.

In which country do people still have pensions? In Japan it’s not a good deal. I don’t think pensions have much to do with bitcoin monetizing.

In which country do people still have pensions? In Japan it’s not a good deal. I don’t think pensions have much to do with bitcoin monetizing.

I could not get it to compile. After 2 hours, instead of holding up the release, I just released everything else. I'll keep trying but I'm really quite stuck.

I could not get it to compile. After 2 hours, instead of holding up the release, I just released everything else. I'll keep trying but I'm really quite stuck.

I could not get it to compile. After 2 hours, instead of holding up the release, I just released everything else. I'll keep trying but I'm really quite stuck.

I try to only work on things I like. It hasn’t always been easy to do but lately I’m spending time in an industry I like and wish to see prosper. It’s not really a habit I guess, more of a moving goal. Other behaviors: - don’t watch tv except shows I choose - try not to work on weekends - give my kids the attention they deserve. I’ve been lucky to raise them and be with them almost all of their life so far. I know some people don’t have this privilege. - I outsource a lot. Some people pride on doing everything themselves but I prefer to focus on what I’m good at and let others do the things they’re good at. - try not to stress over overpaying. Sometimes I know I’m overpaying and if I tried, I could get a better deal. But, it’s not worth the stress or the time so I just go with it. If it means a better deal for the other person, so be it. - try to enjoy the moment. Maybe take 1 or 2 pics but then enjoy the surroundings, the atmosphere and the people. Let professionals take photos if I need to revisit that event. - try not to judge anything too fast. I don’t have all the details and things are not always as they seem. Reserve judgement.

I try to only work on things I like. It hasn’t always been easy to do but lately I’m spending time in an industry I like and wish to see prosper. It’s not really a habit I guess, more of a moving goal. Other behaviors: - don’t watch tv except shows I choose - try not to work on weekends - give my kids the attention they deserve. I’ve been lucky to raise them and be with them almost all of their life so far. I know some people don’t have this privilege. - I outsource a lot. Some people pride on doing everything themselves but I prefer to focus on what I’m good at and let others do the things they’re good at. - try not to stress over overpaying. Sometimes I know I’m overpaying and if I tried, I could get a better deal. But, it’s not worth the stress or the time so I just go with it. If it means a better deal for the other person, so be it. - try to enjoy the moment. Maybe take 1 or 2 pics but then enjoy the surroundings, the atmosphere and the people. Let professionals take photos if I need to revisit that event. - try not to judge anything too fast. I don’t have all the details and things are not always as they seem. Reserve judgement.

I try to only work on things I like. It hasn’t always been easy to do but lately I’m spending time in an industry I like and wish to see prosper. It’s not really a habit I guess, more of a moving goal. Other behaviors: - don’t watch tv except shows I choose - try not to work on weekends - give my kids the attention they deserve. I’ve been lucky to raise them and be with them almost all of their life so far. I know some people don’t have this privilege. - I outsource a lot. Some people pride on doing everything themselves but I prefer to focus on what I’m good at and let others do the things they’re good at. - try not to stress over overpaying. Sometimes I know I’m overpaying and if I tried, I could get a better deal. But, it’s not worth the stress or the time so I just go with it. If it means a better deal for the other person, so be it. - try to enjoy the moment. Maybe take 1 or 2 pics but then enjoy the surroundings, the atmosphere and the people. Let professionals take photos if I need to revisit that event. - try not to judge anything too fast. I don’t have all the details and things are not always as they seem. Reserve judgement.

Everybody hopes for some simple trick that will make all their problems go away. Avoiding gluten, avoiding blue light, keto, etc, etc. Most of these interventions have no effect on most people. And even a major intervention like a CPAP machine isn't curing my daytime sleepiness! When I think back over my life, only twice was there a simple fix for something: 1) losec cured (or at least put into longterm remission) my many-year-long perma-heartburn (it probably worsened my IBS though) 2) athletic tape cured my longterm plantar fasciitis. Yes, $4 of tape beats $400 orthotics every day of the week. So it is possible for "one simple trick" to work, but these are rare things. But if you have a story of a simple thing that made a world of difference in a longterm way, please share.

Everybody hopes for some simple trick that will make all their problems go away. Avoiding gluten, avoiding blue light, keto, etc, etc. Most of these interventions have no effect on most people. And even a major intervention like a CPAP machine isn't curing my daytime sleepiness! When I think back over my life, only twice was there a simple fix for something: 1) losec cured (or at least put into longterm remission) my many-year-long perma-heartburn (it probably worsened my IBS though) 2) athletic tape cured my longterm plantar fasciitis. Yes, $4 of tape beats $400 orthotics every day of the week. So it is possible for "one simple trick" to work, but these are rare things. But if you have a story of a simple thing that made a world of difference in a longterm way, please share.

Everybody hopes for some simple trick that will make all their problems go away. Avoiding gluten, avoiding blue light, keto, etc, etc. Most of these interventions have no effect on most people. And even a major intervention like a CPAP machine isn't curing my daytime sleepiness! When I think back over my life, only twice was there a simple fix for something: 1) losec cured (or at least put into longterm remission) my many-year-long perma-heartburn (it probably worsened my IBS though) 2) athletic tape cured my longterm plantar fasciitis. Yes, $4 of tape beats $400 orthotics every day of the week. So it is possible for "one simple trick" to work, but these are rare things. But if you have a story of a simple thing that made a world of difference in a longterm way, please share.