How to get rid of smelly feet?
in Health ·
I just can't bring myself to wear closed-toe shoes and socks all summer—it's way too hot for that. 😢
Anyone else feeling the same?
Anyone else feeling the same?
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How to get rid of smelly feet?
in Health ·
I've run into a bit of a dilemma...
I wash my legs regularly—just like the rest of my body—at least once a day. It’s just standard hygiene, nothing unusual, and I don't have any skin conditions or anything like that.
The issue is, my feet seem to have an odor all on their own.
Interestingly enough, they don't smell when they're sweaty.
My shoes don't really smell by themselves either, but the moment I slip into some open leather sandals without socks, and my feet start to sweat, the shoes take on this intense stench 😢—it's almost like the sweat triggers some kind of chemical reaction with the leather, if that makes sense.
What could be causing this?
With summer right around the corner and sandal season approaching, I'm wondering how to get ahead of this problem.
I wash my legs regularly—just like the rest of my body—at least once a day. It’s just standard hygiene, nothing unusual, and I don't have any skin conditions or anything like that.
The issue is, my feet seem to have an odor all on their own.
Interestingly enough, they don't smell when they're sweaty.
My shoes don't really smell by themselves either, but the moment I slip into some open leather sandals without socks, and my feet start to sweat, the shoes take on this intense stench 😢—it's almost like the sweat triggers some kind of chemical reaction with the leather, if that makes sense.
What could be causing this?
With summer right around the corner and sandal season approaching, I'm wondering how to get ahead of this problem.
Fitness levels
in Health ·
Thanks!
Went for a run 1.2 miles this morning and there's zero pain right now—we'll see how it feels tomorrow 😁
No pushups for me today, though, since I managed to tweak a tendon while surfing yesterday 😢
Quick question, though—if I know I have a big day planned with running, jumping, or other physical stuff, should I still hit my workout in the morning, or just take the day off?
Thanks again!
Went for a run 1.2 miles this morning and there's zero pain right now—we'll see how it feels tomorrow 😁
No pushups for me today, though, since I managed to tweak a tendon while surfing yesterday 😢
Quick question, though—if I know I have a big day planned with running, jumping, or other physical stuff, should I still hit my workout in the morning, or just take the day off?
Thanks again!
Fitness levels
in Health ·
Hey everyone!
In about two weeks, I’m heading out to Monterey or maybe Miami to catch some waves. Since this will likely be my only real chance to get serious about surfing this summer—and my best shot at actually learning something—I want to spend these next couple of weeks getting my body ready so I can stay out in the water longer.
Is it actually possible to make progress in such a short window, and if so, how should I approach it?
I really need to build up my stamina and some decent upper body strength. 😢
Since I’m already waking up early to study for finals, I was thinking of getting up even earlier to squeeze in some running and push-ups. But I'm a bit lost on where to start—how do I know if I'm overdoing it? I don't want to wake up with so much pain in my arms or legs that I can barely walk, let alone go for a run.
Is there a good way to tell if I've overtrained?
How many miles or push-ups should I start with, and how much should I increase the volume each day?
This is pretty important to me, so I'd really appreciate any advice, answers, or even just a helpful link...
Thanks a bunch!
ps. If I have other sports activities scheduled for that day, should I still stick to the running or just take a break?
In about two weeks, I’m heading out to Monterey or maybe Miami to catch some waves. Since this will likely be my only real chance to get serious about surfing this summer—and my best shot at actually learning something—I want to spend these next couple of weeks getting my body ready so I can stay out in the water longer.
Is it actually possible to make progress in such a short window, and if so, how should I approach it?
I really need to build up my stamina and some decent upper body strength. 😢
Since I’m already waking up early to study for finals, I was thinking of getting up even earlier to squeeze in some running and push-ups. But I'm a bit lost on where to start—how do I know if I'm overdoing it? I don't want to wake up with so much pain in my arms or legs that I can barely walk, let alone go for a run.
Is there a good way to tell if I've overtrained?
How many miles or push-ups should I start with, and how much should I increase the volume each day?
This is pretty important to me, so I'd really appreciate any advice, answers, or even just a helpful link...
Thanks a bunch!
ps. If I have other sports activities scheduled for that day, should I still stick to the running or just take a break?
Starting an LLC: Where to begin?
in Business, Accounting & Taxes ·
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Does this also include things like an online business 🙂 CNN and stuff like that?
Does this also include things like an online business 🙂 CNN and stuff like that?
Starting an LLC: Where to begin?
in Business, Accounting & Taxes ·
Hey there!
What’s the full rundown for setting up—or registering, if we're being formal—a new business?
If I recall correctly... about a decade ago, everyone was jumping on the bandwagon to start companies. You just had to pay a tiny fee, fill out a couple of forms, and you were good to go—there were more businesses than actual people at one point. But then a few years later, they introduced some rule requiring a minimum balance of, say, $5,000 in the account, which basically scared everyone off and led to a wave of liquidations. So, what does it take to get a company off the ground these days?
I'm probably using "setting up" too casually—I might not have the exact technical jargon down perfectly 🙂 but the idea hit me recently, so hopefully you get what I'm asking.
Thanks and cheers!
What’s the full rundown for setting up—or registering, if we're being formal—a new business?
If I recall correctly... about a decade ago, everyone was jumping on the bandwagon to start companies. You just had to pay a tiny fee, fill out a couple of forms, and you were good to go—there were more businesses than actual people at one point. But then a few years later, they introduced some rule requiring a minimum balance of, say, $5,000 in the account, which basically scared everyone off and led to a wave of liquidations. So, what does it take to get a company off the ground these days?
I'm probably using "setting up" too casually—I might not have the exact technical jargon down perfectly 🙂 but the idea hit me recently, so hopefully you get what I'm asking.
Thanks and cheers!
Locked out of my computer: Help with password recovery!
in Software ·
I’ve never actually tried this myself, so I don't have any real expertise to offer...
.. though I do recall seeing something in the motherboard manual about a jumper used to reset the DRAM—maybe that could clear out the password 😕
It might be worth doing a little digging online to see how that works..
(also, I remember hearing old rumors about people shorting the battery that holds the memory to wipe the password, but honestly, that sounds like just another urban legend to help you sleep at night)
.. though I do recall seeing something in the motherboard manual about a jumper used to reset the DRAM—maybe that could clear out the password 😕
It might be worth doing a little digging online to see how that works..
(also, I remember hearing old rumors about people shorting the battery that holds the memory to wipe the password, but honestly, that sounds like just another urban legend to help you sleep at night)