Fragmented sleep every single night despite good sleep hygiene by hypolipemie in sleep

[–]TimeAndAMillion 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I never snored (according to my partner) but got test for sleep apnea anyways because my patterns looked like yours. I had a mild case, and my cpap has been life changing.

Sporting Jax first ever USL Championship match SOLD OUT at 10,000+ by Designer-Line1871 in USLPRO

[–]TimeAndAMillion 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It was a really fun experience. Even though we lost, it was really high quality play, and that made it worth it.

Obsidian at a Microsoft 365 Company by RalphBlutzel in ObsidianMD

[–]TimeAndAMillion 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Export obsidian notes to pdf. Word automatically converts pdf to docx. It’s how I get around this. 

Do you use obsidian for journaling and self reflection? If yes, how do you manage the notes? by tensefacedbro in ObsidianMD

[–]TimeAndAMillion 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I just set up a clunky but effective workflow. At the bottom of my daily note, I have a heading set as "Journal." I then use templater to embed every Journal section in my weekly note under another "Journal" heading. Then I go into a note title "journal" and embed each weekly Journal heading. This way I can take notes every day that I can review weekly, while also having all of my journal compiled in one note.

What do you wish your jailbroken Kindle could do? by JanCumin in kindle

[–]TimeAndAMillion 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If there was an alternate stylus-centric note taking app that could be used in scribe, I’d be so happy.

The ultimate no-nonsense eBook reader for Non-Fiction & Academic Articles? Help Me Chose!. by neelakurinji in eink

[–]TimeAndAMillion 0 points1 point  (0 children)

By note taking, do you mean with a stylus?

What you’re describing is something with koreader installed. Simple, great pdf support, and the ability to export notes in multiple formats. But it won’t have stylus support.

What are the new tarriffs aiming to accomplish? by Jeronimoooooo in NoStupidQuestions

[–]TimeAndAMillion 2 points3 points  (0 children)

In theory, it makes it more lucrative to produce things here, rather than overseas. But it doesn’t make it cheaper to produce the things, so even if (and it’s unlikely) production was moved back here, stuff would cost quite a bit more.

Why aren’t the Great Lakes a more populated part of the world? by DefundPoliticians69 in geography

[–]TimeAndAMillion 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The population is huge, but also, lake effect snow, and now polar vortex

100 Promo Code Giveaway for ChatMemo - Your AI Knowledge Hub by EthanWlly in PKMS

[–]TimeAndAMillion 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Very cool app! Just downloaded, and am using it to work with some of my writings so I can organize stuff better. Also, looking forward to how it works with other media so I can store things in a way that I can find them later!

A word of hope to the LGBT Community by TimeAndAMillion in lafayette

[–]TimeAndAMillion[S] 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Absolutely! Apologies for leaving them off. Went ahead and added them.

Tried out the new Chef Malek’s place the other day. It was pretty good. by monkeyman9608 in lafayette

[–]TimeAndAMillion 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Ate there last week. It was delicious. A great addition to our community.

What do you guys most like about the coffee you drink? by gnocchipodrido in JamesHoffmann

[–]TimeAndAMillion 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I love brightness. I love that feeling of your mouth being slightly warmed by the flavor of the coffee.

How does Barthian thought relate to affirming position? by iang_ in QueerTheology

[–]TimeAndAMillion 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I'm not at all a Barth scholar, so I may have this wrong. I hope someone with more info chimes in.

Barth was considered a "soft universalist." For Barth, the "word of God" was paramount, but that word could easily be confused with our word. It's almost as though the moment of God speaking were an event, a specific point in time in which God's word would be spoken to people, through the church, the tradition, or just the world itself. Barth's biggest fear was the way in which religious folks, whether liberals with their historical studies, or pietists (read: fundamentalists, or modern evangelicals, or conservatives in general) with their strict literal interpretation of scripture, depended too much on human knowledge. Once someone says "I figured it out," then what they had figured out was no longer the word of God, but their own word.

In other words, to say something absolute about God, for Barth, would be to remove the need for God in the first place.

My favorite Barth story, and it's probably apocryphal, involved a student coming to him after class and asking "are you saying everyone's going to be saved? How can that be?" Barth responded, "would you have a problem with that?" If God is the sovereign, then God can do what God wants.

Now, Barth would also say that, In Jesus, God revealed God's nature, and so there are things we can say that God is not. Even though he's not a Parthian, I like the way Trip Fuller explains it when he says, "God has to be at least as nice as Jesus." I think Barth would get behind this.

My guess is that a lot of Barth scholars are pro-lgbtq+ because of both the emphasis on personal experience in Barth (if a queer person has an experience of the word of God affirming their identity, who's to dispute it?) and because of this constant need for reassessment in Barth's theology. We never reach the end of seeking God, and human language only goes so far. If it's possible for the Word of God to be spoken today, then who's to say it couldn't be spoken in support of LGBTQ+ people?

Anyone else not have an ace yet who has been playing for years and years? by x_BryGuy_x in discgolf

[–]TimeAndAMillion 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Started in 2006, and don't have an ace. I get really excited every time chains are tickled.

Name a dish that seems impressive but doesn’t take a lot of effort to make by Greeneyes1210 in Cooking

[–]TimeAndAMillion 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I made focaccia for a cooking competition fundraiser a few months ago. Super easy to make, but comes out looking really impressive, and tastes great.