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Tips as to What to Avoid in the Dead Sea
- Donât get the water into your eyes. It hurts. The water is 10-15 times more salty than ocean water.
- Avoid splashing. You might get water in your eyes, or in someone elses. Itâs not pleasant.
- Donât get it into your mouth, either. It doesnât hurt, but itâs pretty gross tasting.
- No peeing/farting in the water! Orifices tend to begin burning if theyâre left long enough in the water of the Dead Sea and this speeds up that process. My first time in the Dead Sea I was 5 years old or so, and it was pretty awesome until things started burning. I ran out screaming.
- DONâT SHAVE at least 24 hours before going into the Dead Sea. Same reason as above. It burns.
- Donât take any jewelry into the Dead Sea. The high salt and mineral concentration is good for our skins, but not so great for metals. Lets not find out that what you thought was pure metal isnât. Rings, bracelets, earrings, necklacesâŚtake all of it off before going in the water. Leave it at your hotel. Or in a locker. Or in your bag. Anywhere besides on you going into the Dead Sea.
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I suppose sex is out of the question then.
Ouch
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Who knows?
Report back to us on that one. 
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So a vtuber who jokingly interacted with a sex toy company on twitter quite a bit over several months was surprised when a fan of herâs decided to bring a toy from said company with him to a meet and greet in San Jose
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I donât understand what any of that means. Itâs like I donât speak English any more. In fact Iâm just old. What?
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Hey, nineteen.
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Because theyâre not highly subsidized like meat production is.
Vegan âalternativesâ also include things like unprocessed beans and nuts. Those often donât coost more, especially when prepared by or for people whoâve gotten over the desire to eat something that resembles meat or processed meat.
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Amazon continues trying to take over every single godddamn thing. 
Each of iRobotâs connected Roomba vacuums and mops trundles around homes multiple times a week, mapping and remapping the spaces. On its latest model, the j7, iRobot added a front-facing, AI-powered camera that, according to Angle, has detected more than 43 million objects in peopleâs homes. Other models have a low-resolution camera that points at the ceiling for navigation.
All this makes it likely this purchase isnât about robotics; if thatâs what Amazon wanted, it would have bought iRobot years ago. Instead, it probably picked up the company (for a relative bargain â iRobot just reported a 30 percent revenue decline in the face of increasing competition) to get a detailed look inside our homes. Why? Because knowing your floor plan provides context. And in the smart home that Amazon is making a major play for, context is king.
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so now Rosie the Roomba is going to report to the data mining eggheads at Bezosworld⢠that the pile of dirty laundry in the corner of my bedroom hasnât moved in a month?!
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Wonât be long before they use that data to try to get you to buy another robot that will pick it up, wash and dry it, and lay it all on your bed.
Guess itâll be another month or two after that before the laundry-folding option becomes available.
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folding is a subscription-only service upgrade.
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Or for when the black helicopters come for you in the night, the breach team will know to watch out for for the slippery Twister mat still left in the den.
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You have to feed the bot disinformation!
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Spoofing Roombas will be a thing.
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Need I even say what that would be an awesome name for?
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