I use Clav as a litmus test online.
The happy guys who are getting women or going places in life are either impartial or happy for the kid living his life.
The unhappy guys in miserable marriages or young guys still living with their parents yap about hedonism, degeneracy, and "oh how empty it must be".
It is a test that just doesn't fail.
I had a good friend in high school who caught the surfing bug real bad. He was valedictorian of the hs class and he ended up getting close to a full ride to Princeton where he would begin an electrical engineering degree. He was one of the smartest guys I knew, and clean cut too. Few months into the first semester he dropped out, bought a van, went out east to Montauk and lived out of the van doing farmer co-ops with granola bars he made in an oven overnight using just the pilot light. Saw him about a year later and he had dreds to his mid back and was living his best life. I don’t know if there’s a message here, but I often wonder the kinds of things he would have accomplished had he stuck with the Princeton EE route. There was nonetheless an inner peace to him that I think about to this day. I also think there’s something about surfing can oneshot people, for good reason though.
Brave has added Email Aliases to its desktop browser.
The feature lets you create unique email addresses when signing up for websites and online services so you don’t have to give them your personal email address.
>Emails sent to an alias are automatically forwarded to your main inbox.
>If an alias starts getting spam or unwanted messages, you can disable it without affecting your real email address.
Barcelona legit used their Spanish players to do this to Fabregas in their bid to get him to join them from Arsenal. That summer he fought tooth and nail and left #AFC. Wenger was powerless. That was the reason Wenger rejected him he asked to come back.
They have a history of doing dirty things to get the player they want. Good thing Atletico Madrid gave them the Middle finger.
Ministarstvo hrvatskih branitelja: Kao zemlji koja je bila žrtva velikosrpske agresije Miloševićeva režima, smrt Ratka Mladića, bivšeg zapovjednika Vojske Republike Srpske, za nas označava odlazak jednog od najodgovornijih za brutalne ratne zločine, ubojstva civila i progone na području Hrvatske i Bosne i Hercegovine.
Ratko Mladić died as a convicted war criminal. The military forces under his command, pursuing the goal of achieving Greater Serbia, left a bloody trail across Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina — from Kijevo, Škabrnja, Drniš and Šibenik to eastern Bosnia and the genocide in Srebrenica.
Justice was slow and did not encompass all the war crimes committed by units under his command.
Ive been repeating affirmations on my whiteboard since this went viral a few weeks ago
The first 3 lines feel silly
After 10 you feel something shift
At 50 you realize your identity is a habit and very little of you is “you”
Back then Nvidia ceo working as a Diswaher , Busboy and Waiter
The Other point to be noted that it was 10 years ago
Do you have any idea what he doing on those 10 years ?
Apple is upgrading customers to the new M6 Mac Mini for free.
Email from Apple:
"Thank you for your recent Mac order. We know you're looking forward to receiving your purchase.
As you may know, Apple recently announced the new Mac mini. Since your order has yet to ship, we automatically upgraded you to the new Mac mini at no additional cost."
Peter Thiel on why the best startups sound boring at first:
"Healthcare IT, education software — somewhat overrated. SaaS software, pretty badly overrated. If you hear the words 'big data,' 'cloud computing,' you need to run away as fast as you possibly can. You need to just think fraud and run away. These buzzwords, they're a tell — like in poker — that the company's bluffing, and that it's undifferentiated, because we've heard the buzzwords before.
Conversely, the things that are underrated are the ones where there are no buzzwords, which don't actually fit into any pre-existing categories. Google would have been described as a search engine in 1998 — people would have said, why do we need another search engine, we already have 20. If you described Facebook as a social network circa 2004, that's a misleading categorization. People aren't interested in networking in the abstract; they're interested in real identity. Real identity was the key innovation Facebook had."