Roaches are notoriously hard to get rid for a reason. If you don't call an exterminator with the proper poison almost any effort you make will be moot.
I can tell you from firsthand experience that roaches will move with you. My partner's old apartment had roaches and even though we took great care to clean and separate everything, keep all of her kitchen stuff in tubs and slowly sort through it they still managed to come to the new apartment.
The author lacks self-reflection if they truely thing each brand new place suddenly gets roaches.
moleskine doesn't even make good notebooks anymore. for a premium price you can get a notebook with paper that bleeds with a ballpoint pen. they've spent any goodwill they may've generated at one point or another and now its a dead brand.
>The pouches are available for free in Palantir’s offices for employees and guests over the age of 21, a Palantir spokesperson told the Wall Street Journal. Palantir, which did not respond to requests for comment, pays to stock the products.
funny result of this is that GPT5 doesn't understand the modern meaning of Vibe Coding (maximising llm code generation), it thinks it "a state where coding feels effortless, playful, and visually satisfying" and offers more content around adjusting IDE settings, and templating.
I recently picked up a monitor light and the change is huge, I wish I did it sooner. My rule of thumb is that I obviously don't point lights in my eyes, only on camera. no overhead light, but lamps are great because they direct light away from you and bounce it around the surfaces of the room.
I've almost never cared about learning about rss before but seeing the response it alsways gets, I decided I'd try feedly on my phone and add this blog to it.
Feedly asks for a url, this site makes me download a .bin file. It doesn't make sense how this is my first user experience. I can assume I'm supposed to copy the url in the link? But it is a nav item on the site.
Call me nieve or whatever you like but with ux like this I can start to see how this technology has become less popular.
I don't think this means it has no value as an item, it may be totally useless in 10 years but collectors would want it, but there is humour in the idea that a $17 000 watch could be totally repairable by the people who made it.
As far as the android app goes I disagree. While there are minor improvements, there are major steps backwards in offline playing, library management and account management. An entirely frustrating experience trying to use the app.
I think I'd be interested in this as well. Maybe leave me with a set of powerful macros for generating some of the boiler plate code and I'd probably be quite happy. Maybe a flag to add to zen mode, zen++, I don't know.
an aside to this, I've been playing with copilot recently and its inline additions are usually so distracting while I'm trying to write some really simple conditional. When it usually doesn't read my mind, its more of an annoyance and I only really want it when I explicitly want to invoke it, which I don't think is a feature outside of enabling and disabling it.