My dentist says to swish water around in your mouth after you drink tea. (I don’t drink coffee or smoke but I imagine it’s helpful for that too.) And my electric toothbrush has also helped a lot to reduce stains compared to my regular manual brush.

Thank you so much for sharing, that’s absolutely wonderful 🥰

This is the very opposite of a meet-cute.

So same sentiment as “in the whole wide world” maybe?

practicing with a praise

Not sure what you mean but maybe you were going for “practicing what they preach”?

YouTube also rejected my report for fake Mrbeast giveaway ads :(

Why are you making out like OP is stupid for asking questions about something they clearly just don’t know much about? You could have just answered the questions.

Yup. My psychology/sociology classes 5+ years ago were teaching that this experiment was super flawed

Hi! Nice blog post. Since you asked for feedback I’ll point out the one thing I didn’t really understand. You explain the difference between the calculators by showing excerpts from the manuals and you highlight that in the first manual, implicit multiplication is prioritised. But the text you underlined only refers to implicit multiplication involving special expressions(?) like pi, e, sqrt or log, and nothing about “regular” implicit multiplication like 2(1+3). So while your photos of the calculator results are great proof that the two models use a different order of operations, to me the manuals were a bit confusing since they did not actually seem to prove your point for the example math problems you are discussing. Or maybe I missed something?

Percy Jackson vibes

Maybe I am part of that new group? I’m just here for the memes. Lemmy is amusement for me and a way to kill some time. If I want to have deep or meaningful discussions I’ll talk to people I actually know (and then I’ll also know I’m not wasting my time arguing with a troll). The “casual browsing” content is also lower quality here than on Reddit, but I can’t complain, because I don’t really contribute, I just lurk.

For those interested, it’s by James Burke, from 1978, and it’s called Connections. Episodes are on YouTube.

I reported a scam ad to YouTube (it said it was a 1000 dollar giveaway to the first I don’t know how many people that signed up). When I googled it the top results were all about how it was a scam. Got feedback a few days later: we don’t see a problem, the ad is staying up. So they are even knowingly making the choice to show these scams to their users…