i have downloaded tens of thousands of dollars of audio recording software. i always told myself that, if i were to ever make money from my efforts and usage thereof, i would be happy to pay the author.
i never made any money. but i hope the right people got paid by those that did.
If you’ve ever heard someone refer to a TV remote as a “clicker,”
Baba is You is my jam! but so many levels i just give up too easy and peek the solution online. i am not as smart as i wish i was.
i am going to conversationally refer to Dewayne Johnson as 'the brick'. hilarious.
you want a publicly funded entity to enforce a personal grudge? yes this definitely does sound immature.
new AND novel?
also fresh and different!
oh dear.
i got all excited when i read "moto edge" cause it's been a long while since i last rooted my phone. but now i suppose i will hold off on excitement until there is more clarification on your question.
then title should read:
New research has found that youth who are prescribed stimulants to treat their ADHD are neither more nor less likely to become addicted to drugs later in life
accuracy matters.
are you sure you got that title right?
from the article:
Conclusions and Relevance This study found no evidence that stimulant treatment was associated with increased or decreased risk for later frequent use of alcohol, marijuana, cigarette smoking, or other substances used for adolescents and young adults with childhood ADHD.
i want people to get what they need. but i see no reason to propagandize.
does ETSY even need to be more than a handful of devs in a garage?
i mean, i don't use it... never even visited the site. but it seems like the only purpose of expanding into a C-suite is to make rich people more rich. apparently the sellers aren't enjoying things.
nice job. it's funny!
i just started on this platform today. i really do think this is the thing we will all jump to. glad that i am here early for the good stuff.
... maybe we should keep the costs of industrial chicken farming where they are and save this one for critical care in the hospital?