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-Bluekraken t1_j2ekau5 wrote

I was going to comment this

Context for who don't want to open the link:

In software engineering positions, it was common to give a rubber duck to juniors and tell them "if you get stuck, talk with the duck". To promote this same pro tip of talking your problems out loud

It's not that common nowadays, but is something every other "oldschooler" programmer knows about

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ignia t1_j2eka1q wrote

I would try silicone or rubber backs for the earrings, specifically those that look like a tiny tube - even on the hook-like earrings. They should sit tightly and prevent the earring from slipping out.

With the leverback earrings I would try pushing the part that goes through the ear a little bit higher to make the lever lock tighter on it.

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ForceOfAHorse t1_j2ek9d4 wrote

Breathing in stuff (like big particles) is generally not very good for you. It of course all depends on the stuff - for example if you are just using water to increase humidity, that's fine. But if you use anything smelly, it will affect your throat and lungs.

Maybe you meant air purifier? That's opposite of air diffuser :)

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keepthetips t1_j2ejqz2 wrote

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wiffwaffweapon t1_j2ej2co wrote

If you have a hard to clean pan with meat fond on it, yes you can definitely pick that flavor up into onions or a sauce and sometimes with the added benefit of making scrubbing easier later.

If your only goal is to easily release the stuck on bits, no need to waste food to do it. Yesterday I had a stainless steel pan with difficult bits, and I simply filled with some water and returned to the stove. Once the water starts to boil, turn the heat off and clean the pan whenever you want.

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Dangercakes13 t1_j2eh4h4 wrote

Seconding the plunger thing. Hadn't thought to buy one in a new apartment, hosted a New Years party, friend got trashed and destroyed the bathroom and wouldn't come out. Had to turn off the water to it and keep leading people to the least visible place in the yard so they could piss.

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InTheEndEntropyWins t1_j2egw2a wrote

I mean by definition, or experiment if you squeeze the air out of a plastic bottle the volume would reduce. I would post a picture, but seriously pretty much every person who has every interacted with a plastic bottle would know that squeezing it would reduce the volume.

Are you a real person or are you some kind Chat GPT AI that has never actually touched a plastic bottle?

Edit: I'm tempted to post a LPT about how you shouldn't bother engaging with people who don't think the volume in a plastic bottle reduces if you squeeze the air out of it.

Edit 2: Just do the experiment, empty two bottle half way, squeeze the air out of one so there is pretty much no air/space left. Leave for a few days then see if there is any difference in fizziness.

Edit 3: Evidence the the volume reduces when you squeeze the air out https://qph.cf2.quoracdn.net/main-qimg-3d07ddd8eb1f5d84fb83848a9bdc144f.webp

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