SimplyATable

Tbf, could be kinda fun if you don't drink too much and get drunk drunk.. So, not exactly what the post is saying but still

Mind sending one? Way I've understood it, a calorie deficit is the major thing you need to lose fat consistently. Obviously don't overdo it, obviously exercise as well, and some things like protein are better than others. At the end of the day though, you work on a deficit and you'll lose fat, have an excess and you won't

Diet is the major part of it, you don't burn a ton or calories through exercise to be honest. You need to be working from a deficit to get anywhere

Also, the steam deck has a desktop mode that allows it to act like a PC

The biggest nearby city is Seattle, and it's pretty good there

My mom disabled the browser on my phone, so I hit the button in an app to view the terms of service when then opened up an in-app browser. When she figured out how to stop that, I manually typed out the url for a google search and downloaded the webpage using shortcuts on an iphone, then hopped around the internet by downloading and viewing the webpages of any links I could find. Surprisingly, it worked on things like YouTube as well

On the bright side, stuff like that is why I'm far more computer literate than many other people around my age that aren't in college for something IT related

As someone who had tons of parental controls on my stuff as a child, they might figure it out far quicker than you'd think

Mhm, that's what I use. Not sure why other people around my age don't, to be honest. Super cheap and you don't exactly have loads of cash to spend at 20

I think he's missing the important part of that 0-100 scale.. It marks fairly decently what isn't safe for people without proper precautions. I've gone out below freezing and while it isn't pleasant by any mean, you aren't super fucked until you get super low. Likewise, get above 100 and it quickly stops becoming safe for humans without frequent breaks and such

I'm.. legit confused at what this comment is directed to ngl

Same here, it's a lot more chill of a place at least

The states themselves are different. The state I live in (washington) is about 70% hydroelectric for example, and that just wouldn't work in a lot of other places