u/Party_Team1104

As some of you may know the sublingual dose of uridine monophosphate is much more bioavailable than oral dosing, leading to a dose of 250mg oral or 25-30 mg sublingual.

The last month I've been taking roughly 120mg of uridine sublingual and wow it's a strong effect. Similar in effect to semax (which I also really like).. but semax is a peptide and uridine just a supplement so I found this interesting.

Maybe people demonized this supplement too much?

Brain healing ✓

D2 Dopamine receptor sensitivity & repair ✓

Stimulant effect ✓ (only with mega-dosing otherwise I notice Nada)

Cheap ✓ (sublingual lasts a loooot longer than oral)

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Finished setting up my fridge and electrical. Pretty low power usage so I recommend it to any long-term urbancar lifers, it's expensive of course and top model dometic. It's powered by turning the car on for 30-60min a day and run an extension cord from the battery while car is on.

"Average Amp/Watt Draw: Unit consumes an incredibly low 0.77 Ah/h on average (based on a 12V DC system, maintaining 4°C inside, at a 32°C ambient temperature). This translates to a steady-state draw of roughly 9 W to 11 W over the course of an hour."

"Daily Power Draw: You can expect a total daily power consumption of about 18 Ah to 30 Ah over 24 hours, depending on external temperatures and how often the lid is opened."

Been on jobseeker about 5 years now.

Just curious. I've had a couple full-time jobs and they were so dangerous or stressful that I couldn't keep them (or got used as a temporary worker). Centrelink pulls stings to find full time work but the work itself is fit for no one?

Feels like a clown show man.. even if you get the job it's a total nightmare.

Hello I'm a beginner indie Dev! Wondering what direction I should go in to not demolish performance for my game. Lol

My project uses 2D isometric tilemaps so I was thinking navmesh.

New to the shorts thing.

I've made 2 videos and in the 1-2k views range, i notice that after 10-15 hours my shorts no longer get significant views... YouTube algorithm literally pulls my shorts from the feed and no one can see them anymore? Feels bad man.

What metrics do you need for a short to continue going up in views? My best short has 70% watch and 30% swipe off and pulled 2.1k views, the other short was 50/50 watch to swipe and pulled 1.1k views so it reflects the views I guess.

90% + watch is the golden ticket?

I tried it out and 1 video got over 2000 views and the other is stuck on 50.

Maybe one upload a week is better for new accounts...or the channel will die cause no one clicks a video with low views.

Also if anyone knows about starting on tiktok? I can't get any views on that platform 😆 despite using the same short that is doing well. Stuck on 2 views!! Like what, 2 views in 24 hours ☠️

Basically all my videos contain violence or dangerous situations. How would you approach this to keep monetization or is it impossible?

Is fist fighting OK?

Is shooting (blurred out) OK?

Dead bodies not OK? What about unconscious people?

The community guidelines aren't making sense to me.