A stuck pixel is a bright dot of color that fails to update when neighboring pixels change. What the videos do is rapidly change the color on and around the pixel to try and force the pixel to become unstuck. Unfortunately it can take an hour or two to see results.

Here are examples: (Warning be very careful viewing these videos if you suffer from seizures.

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Practice copying down a map of your city onto a piece of paper

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Don’t go near them, don’t answer texts, emails or phone calls. It’s for your own good. If they’re human, they’ll figure it out. Chances are, they’ll give up and go away and you’ll know they were never true friends.

There are head and shoulder shampoo bottles dedicated to dandruff. Wet hair, Apply shampoo, scrub with fingertips (not scratching, also open hand like spider legs), rise.

you need to specify the type of panel youre talking about fyi all are not equal

You know what’s more embarrassing than wrinkly sheets? Nasty smelly sheets.

You've met people who've actually folded a fitted sheet? Wow!

This seems to have very little to do with the original post

I don't even give a shit about folded sheets anymore because they keep coming undone. The last time it came undone and I was just like "fuck it I don't give a shit". I don't sleep directly on the mattress, but mine has another thin layer of fabric underneath that fits it perfectly that I will wash

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On the flip side: what is the best way to bring up a conversation when you catch your coworker made a mistake without offending them.

My approach usually goes something like: “I noticed this, and I think it should be this. Could you please investigate?”

Is there a better approach?

>I find myself being "lazy" in my thought. I don't how else to put it. For example, if I get presented a new piece of information, I would feel too lazy to really dissect it, build examples, counterexamples etc... And that takes away a lot from building intuition. Basically not "actively" thinking.

bb, you just described the impacts of a lack of sleep: you can't just LPT your way out of the effects of being unable to sleep. You need quality sleep to be able to think properly, as it's how your brain heals itself and maintains your memories/ability to think. This will only get worse if you try to find ways to not sleep.

Since you've already tried the sleep hygiene stuff (the first step) and that didn't work, you need to find out why you have insomnia, and ideally work with a professional about solutions. Whether or not you see a pro, you'll need to answer some questions in order to pinpoint the cause, such as:

When did these symptoms start? What changed in your life? Is it possible that the cause is anxiety or depression, and/or is your lack of sleep trauma related? What happens when you try to sleep?

Exactly.

Did the drill brush routine just this morning

I iron my duvet covers, pillow cases and fitted sheets! Always have. It would annoy the shit out of me to look at a crumpled bed. Tbf, my mum always did too.

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Your brain seems to be busy actively analyzing and dissecting. Perhaps that is a factor in the inability to sleep leading to lack of focus. Maybe adding intentional quiet time to your routine would help? Something like restful yoga or meditation. Best of luck to you.

Stop hanging out with them. It's a lot easier than people think.

This is probably going to be unpopular and down-voted to hell. When I was an expat my sheets were ironed and folded. I didn't ask for it like that, but I liked it.

its a play on peace and quiet

Look at this guy he has a chimney sweep.. must be nice being rich.

Good grammar is also essential

This is only for stuck pixels isn’t it? The pressure does it.

I tried it on my cheap new TV (pressure, not water because that scares me) and it didn’t work

No this will make the OCD worse lmao