The Selfish Gene changed the way I see life itself. That and The Blind Watchmaker. I also love Unweaving the Rainbow.
The Selfish Gene changed the way I see life itself. That and The Blind Watchmaker. I also love Unweaving the Rainbow.
I switched from Niagara to KISS launcher and I’m really happy with it. Much better, IMO.
Please don’t do it. You matter more than you may think. Have a great day!
My mindset is that, if they make me work so hard to be private, I’m gonna do all in my power to make sure they work even harder to get my data.
I use Notesnook and find it great! Also check out Cryptee, if you’re ok with web apps.
Having as much sex as possible with as many individuals as possible.
Don’t you became blind if you’re invisible?
How will your eyes function if they can’t control the way light hits your retina?
Get a pyhole. No more ads (or devices phoning home) in your home network.
For the laptop, it already exists. Just get a used base 13" m1 macbook air and install Linux on it. Solid build. Ultra portable. Best-in-class trackpad. Good keyboard. Inexpensive-ish. More than enough performance for what you want and great battery life.
Losing weight?
I do a little dance.
Definitely. As a total layman in this kind of stuff, I believe I’ve read The Selfish Gene first, but at the time I was so eager to consume as much knowledge as possible in this subject, that I could maybe be misremembering all the effort and research it took for me to understand it. It’s a fascinating book, but more specific.
Imo, Unweaving the Rainbow has a much broader appeal and is much easier reading. They’re both very different books.
Unweaving the Rainbow by Richard Dawkins
The Demon-Haunted World by Carl Sagan and Ann Driyan
Read them when I was in my early 20s. Changed the way I see the world.
Don’t be a cunt.
No. Let them ask their pals at the CIA for some money. They’ve got plenty.
As it once was with FDR.
Also switched distros from pop. I’ve had more success with Ultramarine than with Nobara on my nvidia-powered laptop. Check it out if Nobara gives you problems.