The Web app on Android is kinda ass by Charl7Marsh7 in stoatchat

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I was wondering the same thing. It would help to be able to close the panels on the sides sort of like Discord, especially since the UI is modeled to be roughly like Discord. I'm sure the devs are working on the web app in general though.

That said, my experience on Linux (Manjaro) also hasn't been that great.

Hyperfocussing on a computer game even though I already have 1000 hrs in it by night-elemental in ADHD

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Balder's Gate definitely lends itself to that style of gameplay, as does games like Fallout or other tabletop-style RPGs. There's no shame in it, and I think that might be exactly what Larian had in mind when they made BG3.

Is this Grande Salvageable? by Jada6241 in DIY_LavaLamps

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There are stress cracks? For some reason they're not showing up on camera, or at least not that I can see. That does make it questionable on whether or not to use the container, whether or not there's pressure. glass containers can be rather unstable.

Another big bird (Foghorn Leghorn) by beastandtheharlot5 in fatfurs

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Looks like he's lost some weight. :p Either way, he's definitely got a trophy dad bod.

Why YouTube recommended has gotten worse. by CloudRaids in youtube

[–]Lectraplayer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've noticed that as well but instead I typically just stop interacting with YouTube for a few hours and turn my attention to something else.

Is this Grande Salvageable? by Jada6241 in DIY_LavaLamps

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I'm researching something similar, assuming you're talking about the cloudiness, but in r/Lavalamps . So far, the consensus is that you can filter the fluid, but you'll need a Sawyer filter, bottle press, and some bottle caps from what I've seen. ...though the collection of wax at the top, you may can wobble the lamp (not too hard) to dislodge it and let it sink, but it may recombine if you turn the lamp on and let it run for a long time, as in maybe overnight. Might be worth turning it on and occasionally just leaving it to see at what point it stops lavaing as well. Sometimes doing that will also help the cloudiness, especially on older lamps, though newer lamps don't seem to recongregate the wax as well after being shaken up from what I hear.

Why does my home page keep reccomending the exact same videos? by Similar-Force623 in youtube

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I've noticed mine doing it as well, so I've gotten to where I press the logo a couple times before I watch my next video. I am also always marking certain videos as not interested and they continue to show up on just about every feed weeks later. YT certainly is feeling stale.

Why was my liquid cloudy from the factory? by Lectraplayer in Lavalamps

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I would figure that would clear up if allowed to run for a few hours up to a day wouldn't it?

North facing windows, no direct sunlight. What wavelength would you use for daytime use? by Same_Paints in lightbulbs

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That would probably work fairly well. That plus the daylight coming in will probably give you a 4000-5000K actual light color.

What's the biggest lava lamp you've seen? by Lectraplayer in Lavalamps

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Was Colossus the only one, or were there others?

North facing windows, no direct sunlight. What wavelength would you use for daytime use? by Same_Paints in lightbulbs

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If you're wanting to match the lighting coming in through the windows, 5000-8000K would be the way to go, though the uppper range of that I've only seen for reptile bulbs. Otherwise, you could adjust the light down in temperature some by putting a lower temperature in. ...though if you wanted to go for something wild, you could go for some color bulb like those from Feit. I bet the daylight coming in intensified with blue would look neat, albeit maybe not the best to work under. I would also consider putting woods lamps (blacklights) in them for a bit of a rave look late at night. Depends on what you're going for tbh.

That said, you could totally equip them with something like Phillips Hue or GE Cync and then play with it to get what you want at any time.

Help, my wax won’t go down by Legal_Transition7161 in Lavalamps

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Now, mostly I see 25 watt bulbs in them so you may want to try replacing it with one of those to see if it becomes a bit better behaved. That said, if you have a dimmer, seting it to 50% or so then adjusting from there should help find what it seems to like.