CruisinJo214
CruisinJo214 t1_jegeog4 wrote
I recently set up Phillips Hue adjustable lights and it’s a game changer. I’ve got different scenes for different moods. Watching tv, dim lights with an amber or blue glow. Working or cleaning and it’s bright white. I love having adjustable lighting, plus I’ve set it up with Alexa so it’s all voice controlled… turning on and off lights from bed is bliss
CruisinJo214 t1_jegefow wrote
Reply to comment by Donohoed in LPT: The way you light your room can make a huge difference in your mood by areallytinydot
Depends on your mood and time of day.
CruisinJo214 t1_jb7nwld wrote
Use an insulated glass water bottle.
CruisinJo214 t1_jady90v wrote
Reply to comment by SaraAB87 in LPT: Wear real shoes while out in public. You never know when you will have to move quickly. by stalkingyouisfun
I spend between $80-100 per pair. I stick pretty strictly to Olukai brand of flops these days. Better arch support than my Nikes
CruisinJo214 t1_jadu4sg wrote
Reply to LPT: Wear real shoes while out in public. You never know when you will have to move quickly. by stalkingyouisfun
I spend 90% of my days in flip flops. I live in a hot climate. I’m not putting on socks unless I have to. I can probably outrun you in my flip flops.
CruisinJo214 t1_j9eywo2 wrote
Reply to The new generations will never understand the pain for paying $100 for a 1GB flash drive by prettypistolgg
Not sure this generation remembers paying $100 for a 256mb hard drive….
CruisinJo214 t1_j9d5lp3 wrote
Reply to comment by Tombstone_Shadow in Salvador Dalí and Walt Disney (1940's) by Dextralfraise
One of its original cars is on Display at Disney World’s Wilderness Lodge resort.
CruisinJo214 t1_j6wvk5r wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in The more I learn about Space the more I believe in a God by buttfishmaster
I do accept the our universe’s existence is currently beyond our scientific comprehension. There are things we don’t understand yet, but the concrete evidence we do have gives me plenty of solace knowing this is where we are as a species in our cosmic neighborhood. It is exactly what it is.
CruisinJo214 t1_j6wv21s wrote
Reply to comment by buttfishmaster in The more I learn about Space the more I believe in a God by buttfishmaster
Ochams razor. The more assumptions one must make about an explanation the more likely it is to be false. To believe in a higher power I’d have to make to assume many things (things I don’t currently believe in) are true without being able to prove it. Therefore, I’ll lean on the explanation with less assumptions and more facts. I’m of the belief man created god. Not the other way around.
CruisinJo214 t1_j5zgq8e wrote
Actually the best way to observe can Van Gogh is high on mushrooms.
CruisinJo214 t1_j5ruox0 wrote
I also like this for less then perfectly secure online purchases.
CruisinJo214 t1_j3t6l97 wrote
Reply to comment by Uriah1024 in Deciphering ancient texts with modern tools, Michael Langlois challenges what we know about the Dead Sea Scrolls and biblical archaeology by MeatballDom
Egyptian Religious beliefs historically probably didn’t play in, because the history itself probably didn’t happen. The exodus from Egypt was said to be caused by god’s plagues on the Egyptians. Thay is a Hebrew myth, not an Egyptian one… Egyptian religions probably didn’t care much about other monotheistic religions of foreigners.
CruisinJo214 t1_j3s9t0v wrote
Reply to comment by PhD_Pwnology in Deciphering ancient texts with modern tools, Michael Langlois challenges what we know about the Dead Sea Scrolls and biblical archaeology by MeatballDom
It’s not so much then recording the exodus, but there would be noticeable loss of labor and extra food resources for no longer owned spaces. The argument is if 10,000 slaves just got up and left there would be ripple effects through the local civilization.
CruisinJo214 t1_j3rraei wrote
Reply to comment by Formal-Equivalent510 in Deciphering ancient texts with modern tools, Michael Langlois challenges what we know about the Dead Sea Scrolls and biblical archaeology by MeatballDom
That’s making the assumption there is a god that did something… seems more likely a tale spread around the Hebrew people to unify them against a common enemy, the Egyptians.
CruisinJo214 t1_j3r8gbk wrote
Reply to comment by faithfoliage in Deciphering ancient texts with modern tools, Michael Langlois challenges what we know about the Dead Sea Scrolls and biblical archaeology by MeatballDom
They weren’t exactly defeated… not in any kind of military sense. And no grain records, which we have, show the loss of 10,000 slaves. That’s what we have to work with.
CruisinJo214 t1_j3qvnmt wrote
Reply to comment by 97875 in Deciphering ancient texts with modern tools, Michael Langlois challenges what we know about the Dead Sea Scrolls and biblical archaeology by MeatballDom
The Jewish people weren’t great at keeping records… so a whole lot of their biblical history is historically hard to back up. For example, there’s no evidence of the Jewish flight from Egypt or there being a Hebrew slave population. The Egyptians were very good record keepers.
CruisinJo214 t1_j258q4z wrote
Reply to Movies your parents let you see? by The-Mike-drop
I was 10 and on a family road trip to Williamsburg, Virginia. The Patriot starring Mel Gibson had just opened in theatres. I wasn’t ready for the cannon ball taking off a guys leg, but it helped round out the history of what I was seeing the following days.
CruisinJo214 t1_j0bmpxl wrote
Reply to Capsule-sized ingestible biobatteries could power ingestible cameras in the small intestine allowing new view of digestive system by giuliomagnifico
As someone who’s had multiple colonoscopies in my 30’s I’ve been watching this tech closely. It’s seems incredibly less invasive and a huge leap towards better GI health in general. I’m ready to swallow a camera.
CruisinJo214 t1_ixwpm18 wrote
Reply to TIL that lizards' regenerated tails are not as perfect as the original? However, their similar-looking (but not part of the family) salamanders can!! by bringmeturtles
I’m no English teacher and I realize it’s a tough language… but damn son.
CruisinJo214 t1_ixwp827 wrote
Reply to comment by HamSlammy in What are some quality 10K+ mAh Power Banks/Portable Chargers? [November, 2022] by Speckz5701
I’ve had my 10mah anker pack since I purchased my Nintendo Switch in 2018… it’s still a beast and I take it everywhere.
CruisinJo214 t1_iwl3et8 wrote
Reply to comment by bubblesaurus in Hobbyist adds a hinge to the Game Boy Pocket, delighting everyone | No, it's not a Game Boy Advance SP. This is the monochrome Pocket with hinge. by chrisdh79
There was the Gameboy, the original grey brick. Then the second generation of gameboy was the Gameboy Pocket which was 1/3rd the size of the original and came in different colors… the pocket was followed up by the Gameboy Color.
CruisinJo214 t1_iu0vboc wrote
I’ve seen a few of these around… I believe it’s a company that rebrands, distributes and stocks these machines. I also always buy a piece of art every time I see one.
CruisinJo214 t1_itwsyju wrote
Reply to comment by Fuzzl in Weird Al's Bio-Pic by [deleted]
I just saw Weird Al last week and he is mean on that accordion these days. Can’t wait for this film.
CruisinJo214 t1_jegn7ik wrote
Reply to comment by zvb999 in What fairytale or children’s story did you realize later the original was incredibly dark? by darkwulf1
The original is less then 20 pages long, rapunzel is given to gothel because her dad steals lettuce (called rapunzel) for his wife from the garden… a man falls in love with rapunzel many years later, is pushed from the tower and is blinded… rapunzel now pregnant is banished only to find her lover in a desert and cure his blindness with her tears… they lived ever after… it’s never clear if it was happily. One of my favorite fairy tales