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BaldBear_13 t1_je19v7y wrote

You certainly have to check the critical gear before a "survival" hike. But your problems have simple solutions.

  • Keep tent poles and stakes in the same bag as the tent.

  • Use a foam pad instead of inflatable mattress. It is more bulk, but it will weigh less than mattress and pump, and it does not get punctured.

PS: your first camping trips should be with a group of experienced people, or to a campground with other people. Also, start camping during summer, then add relevant gear as weather cools down.

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fxnx19 t1_je19bp3 wrote

Make a packed lunch! Started doing this and its crazy how much money i save now compared to last year! Definitely in more control about how much i eat now as I control what i make. Even if im only going out for a few hours I’ll bring a bottle of water and a little snack pot of grapes and im often fine till im home

Also good to act like your broke then you realise how much money you spend

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keepthetips t1_je195sh wrote

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Suspicious_Hotel9219 t1_je18u0t wrote

Best shot, say something weird. System recognizes that you're trying to say something and will verify a bunch of times and then get you to someone. Pressing random buttons or staying silent is more likely to result in disconnect or etc because it has been engineered to do that to discourage people trying to skip the line.

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QueenXmasBourbonDogs t1_je18ml7 wrote

There is plenty of evidence out there that carb heavy diets (the “low fat” stuff we were all trained to lean on for “health”) have the opposite of the intended effect. Leaning heavily on fruit and veg is a no-no, too - you’ll never feel satisfied. Fat is what tricks the brain into thinking we’re satisfied due to the hormones that are released. Not deep-fried fat, but fat found naturally in foods.

I’m sure the intent isn’t to gorge on bacon all day while drinking heavy cream by the pint. But focusing on the combination of protein, fiber and healthy fat is the key. Fat should not be avoided entirely - in fact, it’s the fat in milk that helps us absorb calcium, so skim milk and fat-free yogurt are basically garbage, but they were touted for decades as the way to go.

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albino_kenyan t1_je1835j wrote

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albino_kenyan t1_je17vvo wrote

i work in software, and the only job i really disliked was where i worked on a product i was actually interested in (k-12 ed software). much more interesting projects where i worked at semi-crooked banks doing boring financial software. Most software problems aren't industry-related, it's all the same CRUD stuff.

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imotalus t1_je17oa5 wrote

Depends, I use it to quickly get some info from pc to phone or vice versa. WhatsApp is basically always open and doesn't require me to use another application.

And I think that if what makes this useful for you or not. If you already use it, ir could help. If you don't, there are indeed better options.

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Raven_Strange t1_je16bnl wrote

I've worked for stressful organizations that put me in stressful, often dangerous situations without a lick of support or care, and now I'm at a place that offered me a paid day off after a similar stressful situation happened; one that all the previous company's wouldn't have cared about.

I didn't feel the need to take time off, partly due to the previous trauma making me sort of numb to it, but my boss insisted. When came back, I was inundated with emails and messages from people checking in on me. It's a strange feeling when all you've known before is apathy.

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qathran t1_je16822 wrote

This is a great place to start, it's so common for us to be super avoidant and not really notice or feel the reality of how much we're really eating. Having a no-judgement week or 2 of just documenting and calculating how many calories we're taking in vs how much is actually needed to run our bodies has really snapped me into reality.

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