Books on thinking?
What's your thoughts on books that talk about how to think? Do you believe such books really work? And what's your favourite book on that subject?
What's your thoughts on books that talk about how to think? Do you believe such books really work? And what's your favourite book on that subject?
I get it that VC doesn't use tpm chip but I'm wondering about the other setup of leveraging a TPM (dTPM version) with a good pin + bitlocker, what your thoughts are on such a setup compared to VC only?
First time using it, got a stinging/burning sensation from it, is that something normally expected to experience on the skin after each shave?
How to get better at R/W part? I know practice makes perfect. Is there a list of recommended taks such as reading certain books that are aimed for this age? I guess reading anything English is not the smart move?
Don't own a brush holder or razor holder, so was wondering how to store them on the flat porcelain area of the sink?
Well, brush can be left simply just standing on its own base but what about the razor? Does it really need anything fancy to lay the razor on?
Got myself an r41 and now need some tips on how to maintain it well so it doesn't degrade overtime. I don't know the material it is made of.
Are you guys finding that when putting a blade into a shaving razor and as you tight up the handle, the blade gets a minor curve shape in the form of letter U because of the pulling force in the middle by the handle?
It, not too bug of a curve but is not also a flat blade.
What, I do is try to tighten it to the point it starts getting curved and stop there.
Wondering if bladesust remain flat regardless of how much you tight it up.
The curve I am talking about is on the front and back where shaving happens with.
To the sides, I think it is normal to have the curve and it indicates the level of shaving aggressiveness.
What's your thought on this research https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/endocrinology/articles/10.3389/fendo.2025.1409474/full
Cycling → best for lowering blood sugar
Strength training → best for improving insulin response
Strength + running → best for reducing insulin resistance
How about strength training + cycling? I understand that the best exercisea are the ones you love doing consitently.