Ukraine having F-16s.
Ukraine having F-16s.
I would also add that there are a lot of them on Lemmy, which is even more uncommon.
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This is a great way to approach the problem.
I agree with this after writing out some more comments. It’s basically just my experience and opinion as someone who went down the EDC flashlight rabbit hole.
I respect that, and really it’s about what works for you. For whatever reason, I’ve just found my phone light to be sufficient unless I have some real “work” to do. In that case, I’ll dig out a stashed headlamp or flashlight.
I do 100% believe in dedicated lights on bikes, because that shit is treacherous at night!
I’m also young, and maybe I’ve overlooked older people having a bigger issue with low light.
I might get some downvotes and that’s okay, but I disagree for EDC.
I went down this road and found that
I do think flashlights are amazing, but I didn’t like the hassle of keeping up with them day-to-day (I used an olight mini baton in my keychain for years, which now just lives in my backcountry first aid kit).
Reading through again, I do think it’s a good buy to have a flashlight, just maybe not for EDC for most people.
The federated concept as-is has been very hard for some of my friends to grasp.
It might be faster than you think. I know a lot of people who used to look at/share tweets without an account.
Since the X rebrand, it works about 30% of the time for me.
Twitter had a lot of users, but also a whole lot of people who used the platform passively without signing up (and were either uninterested in doing so or incapable).
How does one fix this?
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No worries! It just happens to work for me early in the morning (ie. I’m really lazy), and keeps me reasonably full.
I like Soylent and related products.
My dogs sleep in there, and we like to watch them if they’re crated during the day. While I’m home… yeah, those cameras get unplugged 10/10 times.