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Cake day: March 23rd, 2020

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  • On mobile so won’t grab all the links, but I’ve done a lot of research into air purifiers and can echo what most people said

    • Most air purifiers over 50$ are as good as the ones that sell for 150$+
    • I personally buy Winix
    • An air purifier can clean a room in 1-3 hours, but since I’m paranoid I keep mine running 24/7
    • Don’t buy anything over 100$, it’s not worth it (if you want super clean rooms, buy one for each side of your house)
    • Clean your air purifier (just wash the filter) every month or two (there’s a lot of dust it traps)
    • Enjoy the investment, air purifiers are great!









  • So I tend to dress “well”. I’m not great at fashion, but I shave every morning, force myself to spend a bit of money on nice tshirts, etc.

    On the weekends though, I let it all go. I go out to the store in my PJs, I don’t shave, I wear my hat and hoodie up, and to be honest look a bit like a thug. I notice people on the street are a little less comfortable walking by, however…

    One thing that stood out insanely was the grocery store. When I dress like a homeless person, it is night and day difference:

    • Cashier keeps the checkout stuff closer to them
    • While my card transaction is pending, if I start loading stuff in my bag they’re like “oh, oh wait… It’s still pending”
    • Even when I start the small-talk (“How is your day going?”), responses are short

    When I dress well:

    • Cashier doesn’t mind when I start loading my backpack even before paying
    • Cashiers always smile and ask how my day is

    I was planning on writing a blog post about it (plug to !dginovker_blog@lemmy.ml), but wanted to get more data points first






  • Pine64s “problem” was they only ever did the hardware. Like they sponsor some software, but they make and sell hardware. They gained a lot of popularity from the Pinephone, but very little changed internally at Pine64. They’re still the same they always were