Same for German literature, tbh

What I’ve been experiencing is definitely reduced overall effectiveness, it takes longer before I start to notice any effects and the effects wear off sooner (compared to 3-4 years ago).

I’ve already incrementally increased my dose to 80mg/day (50mg in the morning and 30mg in the afternoon), because I found a second dose later in the day makes the effects last longer. This week I’ll try going back to just 50mg in the morning (which was what I was taking about 2 years ago) and cutting out the orange juice to see if it makes any difference.

TIL that the reason my vyvanse isn’t lasting as long as it used to may be related to me drinking half a bottle of orange juice at breakfast.

Legitimately, how else would you say this? “Woman characters” clearly sounds wrong, “characters who are women” sounds unnecessarily long and clunky.

I get this sporadically, probably once a week on average. Most of the time it seems to be caused by a specific tab and resolves itself after closing the tab (in my case Slack is the most common culprit).

I find it greatly irritating that the bubble for Japan is above (i.e. to the North of) South Korea.

Add me to the list, please!

Amen

“oh dear god please save the queen we’re so fucked oh god no AAAAAAAH”

If one simply wanted to maximize the amount of carbon removed from the atmosphere and ignored the agricultural aspect, would it also be possible to just have a conveyor belt carrying freshly ground rock dust with a fan blowing at it? Alternatively, if the process is too slow for that, a warehouse full of densely packed shelves, each coated in dust, with outside air being moved through it? Or does it rely on some other substance in the dirt? I’m pondering ways this could be scaled up purely for carbon-capture purposes.