I'm still leary of most anime fans, and cartoons are hands down my favourite thing to watch.

So much anime is seriously misogynistic and creepy about how it depicts women and girls and I've met far too many people who like that shit and see nothing wrong with it.

There's obviously a lot of anime (more so now) that doesn't do this, but there's plenty more that does but only a little bit and only because it's a 'trope' and a 'cultural thing', and you just need to ignore it as the rest of the story is really good.

I waa going to write something snarky but instead I'm just going to recommend you spend some time browsing google earth or playing geoguesser.

I wonder if this method produces less acidic coffee, like cold brewing does?

Secondhand anglepoise lamps with clamps so they can be attached up high for bigger plants, and the cheapest and brightest white bulbs I can find in multipacks, are what I use.

I have 60 plants (currently), mostly tropicals and succulents, and they've been thriving under these lamps and mostly without natural light for nearly a decade now. My monstera is fucking massive, to the point where every year or so I remove a section of at least 3 or 4 leaves to keep it able to fit in my flat.

You really don't need to be shelling out for fancy lamps or bulbs to have most plants grow indoors!

The skull feeds off hope. It needs you to feel like it's not holding all the cards and pulling all the strings, like there's a chance for you and your offspring to have a better life.

When you stop hoping, you stop wanting to feed the skull.

Unless I'm actively taking a picture I have all the camera permissions disabled and the lenses covered with foil stickers.

On my last phone I straight up deleted the camera app (still covered the lenses with stickers tho) and would download one whenever I had to take photos and delete it again after.

I can't remember why I stopped doing that actually, maybe the camera app I liked that had none of that tracking shit, got removed or something, idk.

Mix some violet temporary dye in with your conditioner and use it as a hair mask for 10 minutes or so after shampooing. This will neutralise the drab yellow undertones in your grey and give you tge colour you're after.

You need to use this every time you wash your hair to keep the colour, and bonus your roots will always match.

I don't mind my greys I have quite a few despite only being in my mid thirties.

It's still pretty good on mobile though, being able to get data from my local weather station as opposed to a general city average is incredibly useful. Thank you for sharing this.

Oh wow I really need to try and sleep, that took way too lomg to find.

Do you know if there's a way to change the scale to Celsius?