Back when I used computers for work I exclusively used trackballs because they're better for my carpal tunnel. I switched back to mice because they're better for games and I rarely use the computer for hours at a time anymore.

I've been wanting a manufacturer to make a good combo trackball/mouse for ages. I think it could be an amazing input device if you could use the mouse part for big movements and the trackball for fine control.

I found one on AliExpress, but it had poor quality sensors, a tiny ball, and no ability to adjust dpi independently.

It depends on what you want to do with it. It's a useful certification to get jobs, but a lot of them are really difficult jobs with not great pay. I think it depends a lot on the area, though.

I was considering getting my CNA to get a specific social services type job working with disabled kids. I decided against it because the other CNA jobs available in my area were difficult and low paying nursing home jobs. I didn't want to do school to end up making a couple dollars more an hour than McDonald's pays.

Thanks, that's really useful. Based on that I'd say he's still got a ways to go

My only experiences with Ketamine were high doses that make you unconscious. I was trapped in a really shitty situation mentally and physically at the time. My self hate and baggage had me unable to even think about how to get out. A handful of high dose K experiences later and I was on the way to fixing things. The most positive drug experiences of my life.

I'm want to try it at more reasonable doses for depression, but last I looked those online clinics were super expensive.

You can pretty easily pirate most popular Android games. The site with the most games/apps and no sketchy adware stuff is 4pda, a russian language web forum.

That's for pressed pills, though, right? I was under the impression that basically 100% of street Xanax in the US is counterfeit, pressed RC benzos.

Every 20 minutes isn't really that surprising, especially when you've got the money to buy it. You're already coming down from the peak about 5 minutes after a hit. There's a bit of a tail, but I've seen plenty of people hitting the pipe the second they start coming down, and those people didn't have millions of dollars to buy more.

My favorite uncle had this. I constantly bugged him to play it because I imagined it much cooler than it really was. We finally set it up and it was such a letdown.

Charcoal is much better in my opinion.

I realize a big part of the experience of grilling is just cooking outside, but to me grilling on propane is basically the same as using the broiler on my oven.

It's the same for the new Like a Dragon game. I assume they're trying to thwart people like me who use a VPN to buy games for cheaper.

I ended up buying a shared steam account via eBay for $12. Sellers buy the game and sell offline access to multiple people. You get login details, install the game and then put steam in offline mode and keep access to the game.

https://github.com/LegeBeker/bypass-paywalls-tampermonkey

Basically the same as the two above, but as a tampermonkey script. I use it with the lsposed module chrome-xt to make it work with Chrome on Android

NYT also wanted to exclude Google from scrapping their site to build their AI but cannot without completely removing their links from Google search because Google will not provide that option.

Instead they signed a contract with Google to allow them to use their content in Bard. Then they filed this lawsuit against OpenAI.