what is the feel like
cooked trash chicken in white sauce again
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Srsly?
Here some of the pet chow stores offer various frozen and even fried poultry pieces. Ofc on the packaging has a label that says not for human consumption, but some of my unfortunate compatriots (chiefly gypsies and pensioners their case is really sad) buy those for themselves. At least the frozen. The fried smells quite gross.
They seem to have started a new wave of anti-adblock measures.
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Yes, people build all kinds of similar programs for all kinds of things. Liek, there are many text editors, and many browsers, or many databases. Doesn't stop people from making another one.
I like to build my own things, keep it as simple as possible. yt-dlp can be used as is. Including it into a script I made it more simple for me. And really the whole thing isn't more complicated than opening youtube in the browser and play videos there.
>b-but you have to ctrl-c ctrl-v
I liek to search on invidious for I can see thumbnails, and not a resource hog like youtube's own frontend and less datamining crap in theory
There was a good desktop youtube tv project, minitube I think, but last time I checked it was dead.
> be me, 16, male, and single
> girl (same age, no man on bio so i'm presuming single) adds me on Snapchat
> She immediately texts "Heyyy"
> I respond with "Hi"
> left on delivered for 2 hours (as of this thread)
Why are women like this? This is essentially psychological torture to me
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A long time ago, in university, I had a class called human computer interaction.
This was before the term UI/UX was even used and it was about designing interfaces in software and apps for better human use.
One of the biggest points of the class was that to ask a person about what is better for her or him is absolutely useless, a person doesn't have a macro view of things and can't do the homework for you.
A person needs to be observed interacting with your interface or at least a mock up of it, and then you see the pain points, what is not working, etc.
In light of this, how come every psychiatric evaluation and diagnosis are basically centered in interviews where the medic makes questions and then try to identity certain symptoms?
How come psychiatrists even assume in the first place that the patient is a reliable narrator to be inquired?
Very interesting observation, cube bernd.
I know a person that had mysterious idiopathic epilepsy seizures emerge out of nowhere. Nobody really knew what it was for years. Eventually after some probing it turns out they had serious delirium as a child that their parents for some reason decided to ignore and never mention, despite it straight up changing their personality, behavior, etc. Also there's a lot of provoking factors that the average person will not know - for some people sugar provokes seizures, lack of sleep, stress. (binging on sugar and not sleeping is also a sign of stress, it's complicated)
With psychiatry, it always turns out there's some bullshit that happened to the patient and they are often simply not aware that it did. Pre-natal damage or abusive environments. But instead of resolving those issues docs tend to default to antipsychotics and other meds, which is just hiding the real problem.
cried on the phone to the ex gf with whom I broke up because I was unwilling to give up my ideas of a career I don't think I have any hope of achieving anymore.
lörs?
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When I was young, I played vidya and watched anime all day. Was I happy back then? I don't know.
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