Nice.

Yeah wouldn’t it also be like super cold inside from the temp not being 72F prior to them entering? I mean if it was cold enough to freeze the pipes and all, seems like just they’d be able to tell what’s what as soon as they opened* the door.

Edit: Fixed a typo

I blacklisted the site on my router, worked like a charm. Am much happier without it!

My landlord is really awesome, I didn’t realize tipping them was a thing we should do. What’s the etiquette for this? Monthly? Only when a service is needed? Etc

Forgive my oldness here, I’m assuming it’s a smart watch.

I use this app for several alarms all day long to remind me to eat and drink. I even purchased the premium because it has a lot of neat options.

Alarm Clock Beyond: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sentryapplications.alarmclock

I began ignoring the water alarms overtime, so I bought this water bottle that lights up when it’s time to drink.

WATERH BOOST Smart Water Bottle… https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CGVB21C1?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

Hey thanks! I gave up Facebook, Twitter, and the like many years ago. I browsed Reddit endlessly until the API fiasco, switched to kbin for a bit, then gave it all up for a few months. Got bored one day and found my kbin link was dead, so I switched to Lemmy and just realized I’ve been getting hooked again - thus experiencing this same vicious circle.

Time to give it up again and get back to real life, my morning routine has definitely been slacking. Maybe I’ll find a podcast to keep up on the latest while working out.

E: formatting

HeLa immortal cell line

TIL, thanks!

fetal bovine serum (FBS)… is derived from the blood of calf fetuses after their pregnant mothers are slaughtered by the meat or dairy industry.

I did not know this… and after reading the wiki, I found it rather disturbing…

The first stage of the production process for FBS is the harvesting of blood from the bovine fetus after the fetus is removed from the slaughtered cow. The fetus dies from the lack of oxygen by remaining in the protective environment of the uterus for a minimum of 15–20 minutes after the cow is dead…