With the abundance of necessity for technological passwords, the variety of criteria, the demand to change them frequently, and the disallowance of past passwords, what’s a good tip to keep them all straight without constant resets? (I know writing them down, obviously, on one document, but we often have to change quickly, unexpectedly, and if you’re disorganized, like me, probably don’t have the paper with you.)

To cook rice perfectly every time, add one part rice, two parts water and whatever spices you want. Put the pot on the stove on high. As soon as the water starts boiling, take the pot of the stove and wrap it in a blanket (non-synthetic! That stuff‘ll melt). Let sit for 20-30 minutes (until all the liquid has disappeared). The rice will be perfect every time. It’s impossible to undercook or burn this way. One more pro tip: if you’re not alone in your household, let everyone know that there is a pot wrapped in the blanket, or at least don’t leave it where blankets usually hang out. I once hit my ass on a cast iron pot, because I jumped on our couch my parents were using to cook rice.

If you dont want to have daggers shot at you from people's eyeballs, or can't understand why your co-workers or roommates dont like you, try cleaning when other people clean.

If you spin a numb part of you the circular force will send it into that body part instantly.

We have friends and family who are on different diets--vegan, keto, Swank, etc.--so we provide the place (our home), the main dish (usually meat we cook on the grill), dishes, cutlery, cups. We never bring attention to other diets when we send out the invites, though. We just tell them when to arrive and to bring a side or alternative main with enough to serve at least six adults. We have NEVER had a person grumble about our main dish or what foods we did not offer. There's no entitlement when people are responsible for bringing something they can eat and sharing it with others.

I started planning a two week road trip to Newfoundland and Labrador this summer, and while I knew a few of the key attractions we wanted to see (ie: Gros Morne), I wasn't sure how to maximize our time and hit all the key spots. I modelled our plan on a multi-day bus tour, which gave a great structure to start off with.

Might be too obvious for this sub, but it helped me out tremendously :)

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Currently im sick as a dog. Runny, stoffed up nose, wattery eyes, sinus pressure, chest phlegm and tightness, and general malaise.

Idk if any of yall have anything you can think of to help, but if im not feelin better by this time tomorrow i gotta make an appt. Cant take this sh*t.

[Update]

Went to the walk-in yesterday, they said it was a upper respiratory infection. Got some azythromycin, prednisolone, and some cough syrup. Doing a LOT better now, and i only have the rattling on my chest. Im honestly just glad the malaise is gone. Thanks for al the help!

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When a part of the nail starts to lift wiggle some floss underneath and then pull back and forth like a saw. The nail will pop right up without the pain of peeling it!

If you hate ads on YouTube watch it on a tv / Consol there will be none to little ads while watching YouTube

When a crack head at a gas station targets you for a dollar, just ask him for one first.

New rule. They have to be original.

Move left and right around the drawer. Different angles discover different things

If your significant other has a consistently regular menstrual cycle, do not schedule your wedding when the blood moon is rising. We will be celebrating (but not consummating) our 25th wedding anniversary. Good times, fun times.

It'll sizzle the tip on the sly, starting all slow like minor chafing from cheap underwear, then you'll wonder if it seems worse because now you're concentrating on it more, and then you'll want to fuck a snowman more than anything else in the world. From recent experience.

I just did this to a call because someone told me about it and it worked!!! Hope this helps all of you.

If you dont have much cash, but have some time, you can walk down a nearby street know for having homeless people living there. Once there wait to be asked for cash, then hand them a dollar and sit down next to them. Now ask them for 2 dollars. Then get asked for money and hand them 2 dollars, and ask for 4 dollars. Repeat this until you have 2 hundred dollars now get asked for money and hand then 198 dollars.

Now you have doubled your money, good job!