Mostly the title. I try to keep my apps inside relevant folders, but this is getting tedious.

I'm wondering if it may be better to keep apps of one kind (e.g., maps/navigation) on their own screen and other apps (e.g., social media) on a separate screen.

Is it easier to swipe by screen or to keep similar apps in folders? What do you think?

[–] 5 points 2 weeks ago (1 child)

To add, the cost of damages to shipping would exceed the profits from shipping this oil throughout this war I would think. It takes a lot of trips to make 100 million in profit, let alone the opportunity cost of having them out of operation waiting for repairs, there’s a backlog in the shipyards building these already (mostly china I hear,) as I understand it.

Current VLCC rates are about 800k / day. Average sailing times ex-Gulf to the PRC are about 30 days (including various types of delays).

You don’t happen to have any sort of other information on these new insurance companies I can dig into do you? I guess it’s probably public information if you know where to find it.

There are not really any new ones; that never happened. But there are plenty of bullshit ones who could never pay out. Talking about P&I (property and immunity) rather than H&M (hull and machinery. You can search Lloydslist.com and if you find any articles about this you want, ping me and I'll send them to you.

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  • [–] 3 points 3 weeks ago

    Actually in Greek (I don't speak Greek just have a bunch of Greek colleagues) they say good day but also good week and good month.

    So, you get emails beginning "Dear RP, kalimera kai kali evdomado kai kalo mina."

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  • [–] 3 points 1 month ago (2 children)

    I love mayo (make it every week for The Wife an me, kids don't eat because they are big commies) and I love aioli.

    Equally I hate to be pedantic, but real aioli has no egg in like mayo does, nor any emulsifiers like mustard. Only garlic and olive oil, sometimes a splash of citrus.

    It is a pain in the ass to make yourself, and no short cuts like with mayo. Worth it though.

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  • [–] 7 points 2 months ago* (1 child)

    Not necessarily. I'm same as OP, happened also in my 20s (a long damn time ago).

    I broke my collar bone a couple of years ago, and when I ran out of pain meds, I would smoke a bit of hash. As in one max two hits on a hash spliff.

    The hash helped with the pain for sure, but every single minute I had to do full on mindfulness. Walking to the store about to freak out then reminded my brain "hey that's ok but we are walking now; go back to paying attention to you feet and arms."

    I've tried smoking recreationally throughout the years. In the past 25 years I've had a good experience exactly once, and Io am convinced it was because the circumstances were literally perfect for me, mentally and physically.

    So yeah even with tiny doses of different strains, it just turned on my and stayed turned. And it sucks, yes.

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