I think you recently heard this term and are trying to shoehorn it into any conversation you can.

Bro. Don’t gender limit trees. Not cool.

I feed it TOS, Service Agreements, etc and have it simplify and summarize them so i can have a general idea of what is in them without 10 minutes of reading.

I run a Jellyfin server on my SBC. Mine happens to be a Le Potato

The most interesting of pictures from inside the Petronas Towers. Well done, OP 👏

Glad I could help! Hopefully you are able to find the right shoe for you.

I work as an athletic trainer an get the question a lot. The absolute most important thing is that you are taking your rehab seriously. It won’t make a difference in the world what shoe you wear if you blow off rehab and your arch and ankle aren’t strong enough to support your weight.

In the short term you want to find a shoe that offers arch support and isn’t too cushy. It should be comfortable but not have too much give. I saw someone else recommend On and that’s a very not good idea. They’re way too squishy because they want people to try them on in store and fall in love with them. But the softer the shoe, the harder your ankle stability muscles will need to work to keep your foot centered. To demo that, try standing on one leg on flat ground and then compare it to standing on a pillow or a piece of foam. Your tibialis anterior, peroneals, etc. will need to work wayyy harder on the foam. And you’ll feel it after 30 seconds start to burn in your arch and lower leg.

My recommended brands are often Brooks, Saucony, New Balance, and Asics. In that order mostly, but it depends on your specific injury and foot shape. The key things to look at when buying a new shoe are:

• comfortable but still firm sole. Soft foamy soles will wear out and collapse quicker. Forcing your stability muscles to work super hard.

• Pick them up and see how difficult it is to twist them. It should help transfer energy from the back of the shoe to the front. If they bend and twist easily, they’re too flexible.

• Walk in them. You should feel your foot make contact on the outer portion of the sole at the back of the shoe, and roll to the inside portion of your foot and off your big toe when pushing off.

• Form fitting but not squeezing your foot. Your feet are very dynamic and need to be able to articulate to properly transfer weight and hold your balance. If it feels like the shoe is compressing your foot, then you need to ask for a wide size in that shoe or look elsewhere.

Moto edge + 5g

Palm Beach is the official St. Louis winter destination when you need a brief winter getaway. Look for the Cardinal red hats in the winter and I can almost guarantee that they will be wearing cargo shorts and a pair of leather sandals. For us, 60°F and sunshine after a couple weeks/months of <40°F with high humidity and wind is summer.

My guess is that the increased price of phone have led more adults to find a mid-range android coupled with the increased support for OS updates from Google and others.

I vehemently disagree with your 2nd point. Respect is mutual and I will respect anyone until that respect is lost. Though it can be earned back over time.

It’s not as convenient but it’s more socially healthy in my opinion to rely on word of mouth. Since I’ve started pirating all of my content and streaming through jellyfin, I’ve found that I’m talking amongst all of my friends more about their interests in docs, shows, movies, etc. I didn’t realize how much social commentary had been replaced with algorithms until then.

Maybe try metro if you haven’t yet? I just started dabbling in it a few weeks ago on a spare android phone and it seems to be fine

Took a couple of days to get familiar, but you should switch to Voyager if you want to search the content of posts across lemmy. I used Jerboa for 6 months and finally decided to check out Voyager after a few bugs in Jerboa and comment sorting default not being a thing.

It’s been much better since switching for me. Text formatting needs work but that’s pretty minor in the grand scheme of things to me.

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Guess that makes me a zellenial. Fucked with rotary phones, dial-up, and analog tech but also grew up with access to the early internet.

nods

More likely 6-7 beers split between Friday and Saturday with some random beers thrown in there.

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