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    1. You may seem to get slimmer after a long session of sweating, which is just you losing water. That will come back a while after you drink water, so don’t consider that.
    2. Cardio is useful too and depending upon your current condition, might make a big difference in QoL or just a small one. You might want to talk in detail about it with someone knowledgable and decide your pacing.
    • As far as duration goes, do it at least until you start getting the feeling that breathing is not giving you enough power anymore. Less than that point and you will not be getting better (this would be in terms of performance and not in terms of slimming); More than that and you risk falling (and I don’t like falling, so that’s the tip I use) due to dizziness.

    As long as you are feeling better, I’d say, don’t really worry about visual results. As the main result that comes, is becoming more able to do what you want with your body.

    My weightloss happened when I was a kid and I’d say, it was around a year after I noticed the change. But my memories related to it are more of, eating low quality food (which was also more expensive) and having multiple ailments, so not much of a +ive.








  • Probably doesn’t follow the spec very closely.

    It doesn’t require you to put a double space in the end off a line to get to the next. This is similar to a lot of other implementations you see on web pages.
    But it does at least follow through with single level ordered and unordered lists (bullets and numbering) and even automatically adds a bullet when you press Shift+Enter
    Also, single line code and code blocks, work.
    Then there is the usual italics and bold and even a quote block.

    It also converts most of them while you type, instead of you having to wait until sending it, which is better than UIs that don’t even have a preview button. I like Preview buttons.


    I’d say, it’s good enough for casual stuff.


  • OIC. I should have thought about that.
    And here I was considering making this the default way of doing a strikethrough.

    On the other hand, perhaps we should update the screen readers to make that work. Maybe it can be added as a category of stuff that is to be explained separately.

    The least I can do is install a screen reader and know what it does with this.

    Google Translate’s “Listen” option seems to work well with it though.






  • Debian for work.

    • stable
    • feels lightweight (as compared to Ubuntu)

    EndeavourOS for home usage.

    • Mostly Arch Linux, but has useful preinstalled stuff that makes configuration easier
    • get the latest kernel for the latest hardware
      • tends to run much faster than Debian on the same hardware. Also actually uses the CPU
    • don’t need too many additional packages if I want to build from the master branch of any project, so I can make do without kdesrcbuild
    • also, I get my time’s worth pretty soon after pushing to upstream
    • Steam (Native)

    Recommendation for NAS: Debian of course. Choose hardware a few gens older though.

    If you have old laptops, use OpenSUSE. It should be fun