Depends on what. The most common thing i see is that the kids mess with either the keyboard and or the screen, which you’re basically forced to scavenge another broken Chromebook for because the replacement parts are pretty much like half the cost of the chromebook

If it’s something simple then yea I agree, but kids are menaces against their chromebook so damage usually ends up being on the extreme side.

I am really surprised he’s unscathed

Somehow the rocks on the ground caught the boulder and prevented him from being crushed

Chromebooks sound good in theory but fall short because kids are great at breaking them and there is a lack of repairability.

There is also chromeos being kinda ass

Rat people unite

Why the gym? I don’t really go to the gym for cardio, I go for weights and other equipment that I don’t have in my house. I’d assume a majority aren’t there just for cardio, though maybe I’m wrong.

Heartbreaking for them

Unfortunately I have no sympathy for these fools

I don’t know why but I really don’t like tuna steak, but tuna sushi I’m fine with. Maybe I just haven’t had a good tuna steak

Epoch Millis is my friend

Gregorian calendar is not my friend (at least in java)

Some states have programs, I know Cali has a program for ebikes https://www.ebikeincentives.org/

Though I will admit most of Cali is not bikeable (at least socal imo, norcal is better)

Here’s a list from what I could find online on it. https://tstebike.com/blogs/new/unlock-savings-2025-u-s-state-e-bike-tax-credits-and-rebates

Yup, my point is that red states gdp is being propped up by blue cities. The argument that red states generate equivalent gdp conveniently ignores that the counties in the state that do vote red don’t actually generate that much gdp. Cities are generally blue because the very nature of city life leans blue, and if you take these blue cities out of the equation you’d end up with a fraction of the supposed gdp of a red state.

And honestly a lot of these supposedly red states would crumble if gerrymandering didn’t exist, but that’s a separate point.

Let’s look at Texas voting by county https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2020_United_States_presidential_election_in_Texas

Now let’s look at the proportion of gdp by county https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Texas_counties_by_GDP_2021.png

Hmm I wonder where most of the money in red states comes from…

The only reaction video worth watching is someone from that profession reacting and giving additional context as to why it works or doesn’t

Probably got flagged as a bot by accident tbh

Happens sometimes, especially if you’re on a vpn

Its worst when I dream that i finished a task for work just to wake up and not even be done with it

My dreams are just me working a whole day and then waking up to do it all over again

Either that or my car breaking down

I’m just living double shifts in the real and dream world

I am reconsidering by thinking of moving out of the country lmao

Not true

They’re trying to add child labor back and reducing retirement funds so people work younger and older

The cogs must turn for shareholder value /s

Thats accurate. Carbohydrates are much more easily broken down to its simple states, while proteins require more to be broken down to amino acids, so it makes you feel full longer. Fibers are also another way to stay feeling full. They’re not digestible, so it takes up space and makes you feel full without adding calories.

The easiest way to boil down weight loss is calories in calories out. If you are in a surplus, you will in most cases gain weight (with some deviance based on genetics and other bodily factors). Lots of carbs is fine if you have a lot of calories out. European people usually have walkable cities, and the infrastructure there promotes lots of calories out on a day to day basis. America is a lot more car centric. The average american has less calories out because walking/cycling is uncommon in most of the US. Coupled with the standard caloric dense american food, it’s easy to see how we are struggling with an obesity problem.

Low carb is just one way to cut down on how many calories you intake. Nothing wrong with it, and there are obviously many other ways to go about it.