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But we all know why we're watching recipe videos instead of reading recipe websites. God-fucking-awful websites.
Nope. And honestly it's something that concerns me. I don't have kids, if I live to be old and feeble I'm going to be relying on the state for my comfort and dignity, and no thanks. I genuinely spend a fair amount of time trying to figure out the easiest and cleanest way to end it when I decide I've done enough living. I'm not suicidal at all, but it's just a practical thing you gotta think about.
Earlier this month, I bought a new bike for the first time in about a decade and a half (a Trek FX 3). I had done a few 25k rides and 40k ride earlier in the month, but today was the first day where I had a ride planned that the weather wasn’t awful, and I finally got a 50k ride in.
I’m a little bemused by my Garmin right now. Even a 5k run will tell me my recovery time is 13+ hours, and a 10k run will usually say 20+ hours. But cycling 50k? 8 hours of recovery is apparently all Garmin thinks that I need. And don’t get me wrong, I believe it, I’ve planned my long run for tomorrow morning in the expectation that I’ll be recovered by then. But it’s still weird and a little funny to me.
Bikes can do amazing distance with much lower effort and other than mountain biking it's fairly low impact as you don't hammer any joints or have other impacts, so it's just muscle recovery.
What, you don't like reading a 12 page essay about how the recipe they came up with last week has been important in their family for generations before it gets to two paragraphs of incomprehensible cooking instructions?
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I've seen "jump to recipe" here and there, but it's rare, and for the reasons you describe.
Impossible
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Same boat here in the US for the most part. Some of the more left leaning states allow it but i haven't looked into exactly what the requirements are yet. Really hoping that in the 40 years before it would even be a consideration that it is more wide spread.
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And occassionally the danger sense power if they remember it.
What are these "ads" you speak of?
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what's funny is when I bring up Adam Silver it isn't even referencing Knight, it's just a general comment and it's not novel. Big sports league commissioner writing the script has probably been around since the birth of the universe.
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Really not sure what to make of what's normal for cycling and recovery, I usually just do what I do and don't pay any mind further
I've been riding a Trek FX 1 since 2017 and used to have a 4km commute with a record of 45km in a day going across town that I still remember hurting like hell after
Now my commute at my current job is 25km one way and I split the day probably 50/50 at my desk and walking around a warehouse
I feel like I manage it pretty easily and often go out of my way after work for grocery runs (I have a rear pannier rack and two 16-20ishL bags)
But on the other hand I hate running and never do it even a little
I can't promise they'll get better per se but things like this do eventually take up less space and someday it'll be five, ten, fifteen years from now and you'll be able to go 'that was awful but look at all the good I have in my life now'
you're allowed to feel sad and bad about it, it was a crappy and painful thing, there's no rushed timeline on feeling 'better' about it
Not all employers allow 401k loans.
I understand not everyone wants to learn about this stuff (I love learning how things work) but you don't have to be afraid of your house.
But I don't see how it is. I mean, if you hide a text message in an image by converting that text into a series of subtly altered pixels that then have to be decoded on the other end, how is that not cryptography?
The only difference I can see is that steganography tries to hide the fact that there's any message being sent at all.
Which just sounds like cryptography with extra steps.
You can wire a GFCI to protect just itself, or everything downstream from it on the circuit. I have the outlets by sinks in my basement set to 'self only' protection, so if it trips, the rest of the circuit stays live. Your fan could be either way and it is fine either way... like I wouldn't expect the fan to get wet but I could see someone deciding it was good to protect for. Just to check, though, you and your wife are aware that a tripped breaker needs moved to OFF before being moved back to ON, right? I'd guess so but figured worth checking. If you think it was just you guys getting confused, a bad GFCI outlet will only take a few minutes to replace and $20 or so for the outlet.
Suppose I encode a message M using process F with key K e.g. E = F(M,K)
How much does knowing M, E, and F tell you about another message pair E' and M', using the same transform F and secret key K? Cryptography wishes it could make it zero, and it gets sort of close.
Naively, breaking stenography would be, once you find any message, you know where to look for future messages, and you can apply plaintext techniques like letter frequency analysis or whatever. Knowing the scheme tells you a lot about breaking it, where to look.
Breaking a cryptographic scheme is finding an efficient way to recover a key given the encrypted message and knowledge of hownit was encrypted, and even having some encrypted text pairs. Knowing how it is done doesnt help you break the scheme much, youre still left with an intractable math problem almost as hard as guessing and checking all the possibilities.