Tap water doesn’t exactly have loads of electrolytes. I think though the normal advice is to give small children boiled water to protect them from water borne illnesses

It’s probably more important in places with less safe water

I don’t think you have ever bought a sippy cup. Cheap plastics don’t come with any paper except maybe a tag or sticker with a bar code

Yeah, most of those guys look like they have a lot of visceral fat (they don’t have waists). Only the two on the right look healthy

Email is quite a bit safer than people think, especially if you host your own. Typically it is encrypted from point to point, so if a company emails me it goes through their internal system to their gateway, is encrypted using SSL and transmitted directly to my server where it’s stored until I connect over an SSL encrypted link to download my mail

Even an ISP will have almost everything encrypted as it really is the default now

There’s practically no chance for a man in the middle attack

I do accept unencrypted mail but nothing arrives on port 25 (unencrypted email) except scam attempts to get spam forwarded (which are denied)

My Australian town of half a million people is about as car based as a US town. We have park and ride carparks in each group of suburbs, on the main bus routes, so you can drive about 5 minutes, park for free, and catch a bus the rest of the way

It saves about $15 a day in parking, and the bus costs about $6 a day

The alternative using just public transport uses a suburban bus to get to the main bus routes (which run each 5 or 10 minutes), but the suburban buses only run hourly, or half hourly during peak times, and add about half an hour each way to the trip

I got depressed and pretty useless, she got sick of it and left

This reminds me of a much more reasonable bad teacher from my childhood, which I still remember as unfair

We had been learning the vowels, which in one thing were listed as a, e, i, o, u, and sometimes y, among others with the just the five most common ones

So days later when we had a quiz my answer to which letters are vowels was a, e, i, o, u, and sometimes y. I got a red x, with “and sometimes y” crossed out. I don’t think we were given points but it felt like zero points.

I wonder if this is an actual child being taught not to trust questions or someone implementing the idea of get internet points by typing a question, writing a childlike a correct answer, then writing in pen a bad teacher response

What are the arguments

“Protect delicate children’s eyes from seeing nudity”

I think that’s about it

That’s why they failed to save practically any money after cutting those services

They cut some incredibly cheap incredibly effective programs

The big money goes to big companies and petrochemical companies

They got down voted there too