If you're looking to quit, consider swapping to a refillable vape, then you can slowly reduce the nicotine level in the juice until you're vaping 0% nic. Do it pretty slowly though, and try to go for a vape like this that's refillable, coil replaceable, and not some monstrosity larger than your phone. Try to resist the urge to join 'vape culture' since that will have you wanting to stick around.

If you're not looking to quit, I think new pouches are just as bad (healthwise) as the old ones. Less gross looking/tasting, but you're probably already desensitized to that part, lol.

A brand like this one let's you slowly lower the nicotine without changing anything else, so once you find a flavor you like you don't have to worry about 'losing' it if you change strength

I was so lazy about getting off github last time around, I ended doing it like 3 months ago and codeberg was already around. But ya, it's getting rough. Might have to start selfhostinf my own forgejo

Mmm, I suspect the orbiting and other views have maybe left a little too much detail in the video. The blurring only works if it's either completely covering the background, or the camera is fixed. The many camera movements here and the blurring keepout zone around the rocket show a good chunk of the scene. It does just look like a random field to me, but experts could maybe start to figure out where this was shot

I wish I had access to the state of charge stats or anything, cause ive always been curious how much of the battery it uses. all I can say is that it's a decently nice stove, the oven is great, but that I wish they had made at least one ofthe induction pads large enough to fully heat a 12 inch skillet. They're all the same size, I think 8 inch? So big pans are hotter in the middle, and the outer 2-3 inches are noticeable cooler and never boil. For that reason I don't recommend it, given that its like 6 grand or something, gimme a full size induction coil

I can't look at the exact usage details day to day (and I'm not offgrid) but my electric stove, a Copper stove, has a 5 kWh battery in it and their marketing claims you can cook 3-5 meals during a power outage. Hopefully that's a useful data point

Big fan of Big Vegan Flavor, we signed up for her 'year of meal plans' thing and now if we don't know what we want for the week yet before going shopping we just pick one that sounds good and the shopping list is already made. Not technically a cookbook though, I guess.

"Anti-organized" seemslike we can simplify that, wouldn't it just be a "disorganized crime project"?

I had the f12 developer console thing open recently when I went to do a Google search and was blown away that a basic Google search has over 12 megabytes of network traffic flying around. My ad blockers and such blocked most of it, so it's clearly not required.

It's not 2021, we can just look at the data and see if the claim holds up given that covid restrictions have been lifted for a while, rather than post half decade old theories

So overhyped you needed to make another hype article talking about how it's not just hype?

Well dang, now you're responsible for updating it for DST

Definitely. There's other ways to collect that info for billing purposes that doesn't make people want to disable a safety mechanism. Like just looking at the tail number or somethin