Well, the brightness setting stays the same, but adding a filter will lower the overall brightness. It doesn’t increase the brightness of the other wavelengths.

I think what they’re saying is that even if it helps with eye strain, it might not necessarily help you get to sleep faster. I agree that it’s definitely easier on my eyes, but remember that having it on also decreases the overall brightness so it’s not necessarily the wavelength of the light that causes the strain.

I don’t understand why some people are making a big deal about this. Yeah, they obviously thought it would be Chadwick, they bet on that and it didn’t work out, so what?

This is where the semicolon comes in:

“I love Lady Gaga, Humpty Dumpty and my parents.”

Yup, pretty accurate.

Yup, pretty accurate.

Why are you even comparing these to rechargeables?

Why are you even comparing these to rechargeables?

About time they address the Swedish Chef.

I think she was referring to perishable items like produce, not packaged frozen foods.

Replying “ok...” can leave a text reader feeling as if you’re leaving something unsaid.

I wouldn’t do it, but you do you.

Best Direction, not Best Management. It’s for outstanding creative vision and innovation in design. I'm all for calling out bad management practices, but this is not where to do it.

“Which sounds very boring and mathy”

No, but it is a pizza with pepperoni and sausage on it.

Yes, mustard gas, aka sulfur mustard, aka dichlorodiethyl sulfide, is a chemical weapon and is in no way relevant to cooking with powdered mustard seed. Stirring away from your face is still good advice though, for the reason mentioned.

Stir away from you face, as the mustard gas is kind of painful!

Seemed like a lot to me too, then I realized it was including phone and internet. I consider those to be essential services, like utilities. Should I include my electric bill too?

I’ve done this before. I never buy really sweet cereals, but I did once not realizing how sweet it would be. I just mixed it with some plain Cheerios and it was much better. I usually mix something in with my Cheerios anyway, such as fresh blueberries.

I definitely wasn’t recommending this for burgers, you’d end up with raw ground beef in the center. This is for adding to a sauce or anything where you’re breaking it up and cooking it thoroughly.

You’re missing nothing, you’re absolutely right. It’s actually better your way than how most people “brown” their ground beef. By the time the beef has thawed, you’ve developed a nice maillard crust. Some people will even do this with steak to great results. Much more flavor than tossing thawed beef in a pan and…