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​ 𝓘𝓷𝓽𝓻𝓸𝓭𝓾𝓬𝓽𝓲𝓸𝓷 :- Literally, I give water to my plants daily. In between them, I do not give water to all plants. Firstly, I used to give water to all plants, but a few days ago I noticed something in my plants. I noticed there are some plants which absorb water very fast and some plants which absorb water very slowly. Observation: Literally, this situation tells that different plants have different watering patterns, which means different plants have different water requirements. Then I thought that giving water daily to all plants is not good if the soil is already wet. Then I started doing this test. You just need to do nothing; you ...

I (17M) have identified as a ***** cis-male for most of my life. I’ve sorta always known I’m gay. I never really struggled with my orientation. All my friends always called me gay when I was a kid, so I never really questioned it. It made sense. I never really get crushes on girls or find them hot. All the crushes I’ve gotten have always been when I’ve seen a guy that I think is cute. I had even questioned my gender and pronouns before, and identified with a masculine nonbinary label (although at the time it didn’t feel fully right, and I kinda felt like I only did it to fit in with my friends (it was 2020)). However, I did find that no labels really fully fit me, so I just ended u...

Carbon capture technology gets a lot of press, but evolution spent 3.8 billion years engineering organisms that do it for free. Some lock carbon into wood for centuries, others sink it to the ocean floor, and a few do it in ways that still baffle scientists. Here are ten of the most remarkable carbon sequestering species on Earth — and what they might teach us about doing it better. 1. Giant Kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) Giant kelp is arguably the most productive organism on the planet by biomass growth rate, capable of growing up to 60 cm per day in cold, nutrient-rich coastal waters. Vast kelp forests along the Pacific coast absorb enormous quantities of CO₂ through photosynthesis, an...

I grew up in a haunted house. My parents never admitted it. They explained most of the strangeness away. My mom couldn't grow anything in the yard because the soil was bad. Water damage caused the black patches on my bedroom ceiling. The walls creaked because the house was old. The tightness in my chest was normal too. Mom said it ran in the family. She also said my dizzy spells were because I didn't eat enough. Even the three lightning strikes on the old oak tree weren't paranormal, just bad luck. Mom joked that our bad fortune was my dad's fault. He drew in bad luck like a lightning rod. She was wrong, though. It wasn't my dad's fault. It was mine. I realized...

# **The Supersport 400 produces 402 horsepower from a BMW inline six engine, hits 62mph in 3.6 seconds, tops out at 180mph, and weighs 1,170kg. It is handbuilt in Great Malvern, starts at £135,558, and contains a wooden frame. Morgan has not changed its approach. It has simply turned the dial further than ever before.** There are faster cars. There are more powerful cars. There are cars that will reach 180mph and cost considerably less. None of them are built the way a Morgan is built, and that, in 2026, is either the point or the problem depending entirely on who is sitting in the driver's seat. Morgan has spent 117 years making sports cars that look like they belong in another ...

At my store we don’t enforce the 10 items or less rule at SCO. My ETL is getting upset that most people are going to SCO over a register. ETL said that for every shift I better have a rate of 20-30 transactions per hour. ETL doesn’t care if it’s pouring rain or I have a transaction that takes longer than normal. I looked on greenfield once and between a few hours we didn’t even have 20-30 transactions. If I worked that shift I most definitely would have been written up.

I decided to go with a Tuscan recipe inspired by the Apuan Alps. 7/10. I think I’ve done too many tomato cucumber style recipes this year.

# **A law signed in 2021 requires every new passenger vehicle sold in the United States to include technology that monitors the driver for impairment and can prevent the car from moving. The technology is not ready. The deadline has already been missed. The law is still on the books. And nobody has agreed yet on who gets to see the data.** It started as a drunk driving prevention measure and grew, as these things tend to, into something considerably larger. Buried in Section 24220 of the 2021 Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act — a 2,702-page bill most Americans associate with road repairs and broadband rollout — is a requirement that will affect every car bought new in the Unit...

I **** everything and everyone. I lock in for my shift after downing a redbull, I’m feeling good. I check to see who I’m working with, and It’s this fuckass girl who avoids shared work like it’s the plague. She purposely ignores customers at the cash so that I have to go serve them, because she knows I’m too ***** to make them wait just to be petty. She will see me dealing with a customer while there’s three others in line and STILL NOT HELP. She came in forty minutes late with mcdonald’s because she got her nails done. I’m not even mad, I **** working with her and that meant less time with her. She’s a cunt all day and I purposely take my lunch so that I don’t see he...

I have worked in retail at the same place for a little over five years. I started PT and when covid happened I went FT because my schooling went online. After I graduated I later became a department supervisor. I stayed in one department for almost two years. Things grew stressful and stale and my direct manager was burnt out and ready for a promotion so he didn't care much anymore. I was ready to go and wanted out. The day I had a great interview somewhere else I came in to my shift and my store manager asked if I wanted to get experience in another department so I stayed and here I am. I have a great relationship with my direct manager, I have a great team, and the work is what it i...

My partner isn’t exactly negative all day, everyday, 24/7 more like everyday he picks one thing to passionately ****, and once a week he passionately hates everything. For example I’ll put on a new show I want to watch, he’ll watch a few episodes, next time I go to put my show on he’ll go “I **** this, I absolutely **** this, it’s terrible. Please turn it off I can’t watch this shit” I’ll suggest going to a restaurant I like or want to try and he’ll go “I’m sorry but I **** the way they decorated the place.” Sometimes he’ll pick a store, or a certain style of pants, the name of someone, whatever and he’ll lunge into a monologue about how much he hates it and...

Hello wonderful people, here is the 11th part (2nd last) . If you haven't read previous ones or need a refresher, here they are: **Part 1 -** [**https://www.reddit.com/r/TUJulietJattDii/comments/1skwlh0/comment/og6vlfh/**](https://www.reddit.com/r/TUJulietJattDii/comments/1skwlh0/comment/og6vlfh/) **Part 2-** [**https://www.reddit.com/r/TUJulietJattDii/comments/1slpr8j/twin\_flames\_part\_2/**](https://www.reddit.com/r/TUJulietJattDii/comments/1slpr8j/twin_flames_part_2/) **Part 3 -** [**https://www.reddit.com/r/TUJulietJattDii/comments/1smem4b/comment/ogjhp3n/**](https://www.reddit.com/r/TUJulietJattDii/comments/1smem4b/comment/ogjhp3n/) **Part 4-** [**https://www.reddit.com/r...

🌌 Milky Ways Credits & Agent Setup – Why This Platform Holds Its Own in Any Lineup Milky Ways might not be the first name that comes up in every conversation, but operators who've added it to their lineup consistently keep it there. That's usually the best signal — it's not hype-driven, it's performance-driven. Here's a breakdown of why Milky Ways earns a permanent spot in serious operator setups and how to get started the right way. 🌠 What Operators Actually Like About Milky Ways 🎮 Diverse game selection — covers slots, table games, and arcade styles that other platforms miss 🖥️ Clean interface — players don't need a tutorial ...

I thankfully got an interview this week and really hope to land it because the commute is good. I’ve never worked in a hair store before I’m used to working at a desk and running errands; what should I know about working the cash register? Need to knows on hair product? Most Importantly; ik there’s a test on BSW hair products and knowledge what’s that like? How to answer the thief situation question? cuz I’ve heard a lot of thefts happened. I used to go to school with someone that works there should I avoid bringing it up? She’s said she spoke highly of me so I think they know but she also wants me to keep it on the downlow there’s animosity between coworkers as the senio...

This is a spin-off series set in the world of [The Survivor Becomes a Dungeon](https://www.reddit.com/r/SurvivorBecomeDungeon/comments/17yusqj/the_survivor_becomes_a_dungeon_chapter_list/) by [u/scribblingfoxx88](https://www.reddit.com/user/scribblingfoxx88/), and is being written with the original author's permission. **Idris POV**: During the last weeks of preparing for Ismail’s wedding, I was able to get Beau into a place where he’d be able to self-study while I was away for the trip to Linh’s home. As for the robes I’d been getting fitted for were finished, and, well, let’s just say that they made me look and feel about as good as the dress blues I’d have for the mo...

The integration of advanced digital technologies into the human cognitive architecture has accelerated significantly during the 2022–2025 period, introducing profound shifts in how information is processed, retained, and synthesized. Two distinct paradigms have emerged as dominant forces: Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI), characterized by large language models (LLMs) and interactive agents, and algorithmic short-form media (SFV), typified by platforms like TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts. While both rely on sophisticated machine learning models, their impact on human cognition represents a fundamental divergence. Generative AI is increasingly conceptualized as a cogni...

If you’re reusing passwords across your business accounts, you’re one breach away from losing everything. A password manager fixes this by generating strong unique passwords for every account and storing them securely so you only have to remember one master password. Here’s a quick rundown of the four most common options, who they’re best for, and how to get started with each. \*\*Bitwarden — recommended for most people\*\* Free, open source, and fully featured. Works on every platform — Windows, Mac, iOS, Android, Linux. Browser extensions for Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge. Cloud sync included so your passwords are available everywhere. The free tier covers everything a ...

This is the very beginning of my 4th season with this pool. During the first season, I don't recall noticing iron staining. Last two years, I was fighting it. The first year, I bought fancy pool store salt, the last two years it was less expensive water softener salt. That really the only difference. So I figured the iron was probably coming from the cheap salt. So at the beginning of this year, I treated it with vitamin C, then drained it as far as I dared. Set up my cover pump to circulate water through a bucket of poly fill. Left that going for a couple weeks. Then I drained it a bit more (to get any further iron- filled water out for a little more dilution) and started fil...

I'm so over seeing '70% off!' signs only to find out the 'original price' was pulled out of thin air. It drives me nuts how many stores play that game. For ages, I just assumed every 'deal' was either a scam or needed some secret coupon I didn't have. But lately, I've actually started digging a bit, and honestly, some *real* savings are out there if you're willing to do a little legwork and ignore the marketing noise. It's not about 'life-changing hacks,' but rather consistent, small efforts that add up. Here are a couple of recent examples from my own experience: * **External SSD:** I needed a new 1TB external SSD for back...

So this isn't really my choice, my family is looking at relocating to the Dallas metroplex; mainly for work opportunities, more diverse communities (specifically the significant south asian/muslim community there), and relatively cheaper housing. I Figured I'd ask the people who actually live there to see what the deal is. I've heard a bunch of things about DFW sprawl, infinite suburbs, traffic, and poor weather. But here's the thing, I live in Connecticut and I'm already dealing with most of that. CT is this weird car-dependent suburban sprawl where everything is spread out, nothing is walkable, and your daily rotation is college, the gym, the mall, and the same b...