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You should know has 797 subscribers. A typical post is seen by about 45 people within a day, an engagement rate of 5.6%.
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YSK: don't wipe your parent's old iPhone until the new one is fully set up Why YSK: if the two-factor codes still go to the old phone and someone erases it first, you can get locked out of the Apple account right when you need to sign in on the new one. I set up my mom's new iPhone last weekend. She had erased her old phone "to be safe" before I got there, and the Apple ID password in her notebook was out of date, so the verification code went to a phone that no longer had anything on it. We got back in through account recovery, but it took most of the weekend. What I'd do next time: check the Apple ID password works before starting, add a trusted phone number or a Recovery Contact, set u...
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YSK: if you’re on a GLP-1 you can get a free sharps container for free from Novo Nordisk. Why YSK: needles or syringes or “sharps” are biohazards and spread disease. A lot people use homemade sharps containers but these can be dangerous to waste disposal workers. A sharps container is designed specially for needles and be puncture resistant. Novo Nordisk will send you a sharps container in a box with a return label, once you fill it up you send it back and they incinerate them - for free. Although they ask which GLP you’re on, they do not verify. So although I’m on Zepbound manufactured by Eli Lilly I was still able to secure a sharps container. [Source: As a US resident you can get a f...
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LPT: Don't tie your digital life to a single company's ecosystem. Try not to rely entirely on one company's apps and services. For example, don't use Google for everything, Samsung for everything, or Apple's built-in apps for everything. Think about things like password managers, note-taking apps, cloud storage, and other tools you depend on daily. The problem is that some companies make it difficult to move your data elsewhere. You might eventually find a better app or service, but switching becomes such a hassle because all your files, notes, passwords, and workflows are tied to one ecosystem. Instead, whenever possible, choose apps that work across multiple platforms and make it easy...
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YSK: A quick way to test the trustworthiness of a source is to listen what (and *how*) they speak about a subject you are well-versed in yourself Why YSK: Many people are expert BS-ers, paid promoters, and other bad-faith actors. The better ones master the art of mixing truth and lies and employing a range of logical fallacies and manipulation tactics to make what they say feel believable to a non-expert. Before trusting someone to provide a take on a subject you aren't an expert in (which is presumably why you listen to them in the first place) take a moment to learn what they have to say on a subject you *do* know well, and pay attention to not only what they say, but how they say it. So...
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YSK: most cold medicines are just a few of the same ingredients with fancy branding, one common ingredient doesn’t even work Why YSK: Most things branded “cold and flu” are basically Tylenol with a couple other ingredients. Since cold season is officially here, here’s a brief guide so you can be a more informed consumer and don’t waste money on branding. **Acetaminophen**: generic Tylenol. In almost every cold medicine. Be careful when taking multiple different cold meds. **Dextromethorphan**: cough suppressant. Any medicine with DM has this. **Guafenesin**: may thin mucous when paired with hydrating well. **Phenylephrine**: very common ingredient. [Does not work.](https://www.fda.gov/...
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LPT Whenever you’re public speaking or presenting, speak slow enough that an interpreter/translator could catch up. Not like you’re *actually* going to have someone translating or interpreting for you. But it’s a good image. Imagine someone is having to speak your words in a different language into an audience member’s ear. Just like they would at a UN or G8 summit or something like that. Always speak slow and metered enough that that person would (hypothetically) have time to catch up to you. I always struggled with speaking too fast when I would present to clients and one day my boss sat me down and made me watch a speech from Obama. He’s a great, eloquent, slow, measured speaker. M...
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YSK studies have found sleeping in a cold room is better for you as your core temperature needs to drop to signal to the brain and body that it's time to go to sleep. This lower temperature has been found to help people fall asleep faster and sleep more deeply. Why YSK: people generally like an average temperature of 21+ degrees, but its been shown that 17 degrees is a more ideal temperature to trigger the body to have a deeper sleep study cited: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC4853167/ while the study is largely discussing wool vs cotton as an insulator, they do prove their second hypothesis that sleeping in a colder environment causes deeper and easier sleep. "Our findings con...
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LPT: FSA/HSA funds and uses HSA- Health Savings- One of the best financial accounts you can have. Can be used for medical expenses now and will become a standard retirement account later. You can request reimbursement at anytime. Best to let this grow and max out if you can. *Edit*: these are available to you only if you have an HDHP (high deductible health plan). FSA- Flexible Spending- The employer funds the account at the beginning of the year and it comes out your checks over the course of the year. Only can be used for medical expenses in the year it's funded. Some employers do allow a small rollover amount, or a grace period. *Edit*: Use all these funds before leaving an employer, th...
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LPT: Decide your first task of the day the night before, not the morning of mornings are already hard enough without also having to decide what to do first. if you leave that decision for the morning and you’ll end up checking your phone or making coffee for 20 minutes instead of just starting. so decide the one task you’re opening your laptop to do before you go to bed, and write it down somewhere you’ll actually see it. that way, in the morning, there’s no decision left to make, just the task, which makes starting almost automatic instead of something you have to talk yourself into! @you_pfff
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LPT: Combine the microwave and air fryer for the best heated/reheated food For leftovers, frozen meals, or anything that tastes best but takes a long time cooked in the air fryer/oven, you can get that same perfect texture about 4x faster by starting in the microwave! I start by preheating the air fryer (it can be hotter than the recommended temperature if you were just air frying; I do 400° for just about everything), then I get the food out and microwave it to about 75% done, and put it in the air fryer (even if it’s not done preheating!) for 1-3 minutes to finish cooking, even out any weird temperature differences the microwave created, and get perfect crispness. Chicken nuggets that...
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LPT: If your smoke alarm's plastic case is turning yellow, it is definitely past it's 10 year lifespan and should be replaced It's not like it would magically stop working at 10 years and 1 day from the date you first hung it up, but more like, the further it gets from that amount of "on" time (hopefully, it's not disconnected for more than, say, a day to go buy another battery) the less reliable it is, relatively speaking - and that's the last thing you would want for a life-saving device. Secondary tip : write the install date on your new detector, most of them will now have a spot to put it, where you'll at least be able to see it when you climb the ladder to change the battery. (The y...
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LPT use elicitation to get a friends Works if you're not charismatic or an introvert, its a data extraction technique but it works really well as people think they bond with you since they've told you so much about themselves without you asking questions. This is basically the idea of using statements eg- Question - 'Did you get your hair done?' = Yes/No Elicitation - 'You look like you got your hair done?' = Really ? Well haha actually I wanted to but.... You see they talk more and you can use what they said to keep up a conversation. Use it wisely, have a nice day all. @you_pfff
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LPT: If working out feels overwhelming due to the time commitment, shorten the amount of time spent working out If you’re someone who dreads working out because you think you have to spend 1-2 hours at the gym, running, taking a class, etc., try working out for just 30 minutes every day or every other day. Working out will feel less daunting when it’s only taking up 30 minutes of your time. You’ll also have more energy afterwards because you’re not exerting yourself for a full hour or two of energy. This will also help keep you more consistent in working out because you won’t feel that dread of spending a large chunk of your day at the gym or doing physical activity. If 30 minutes still see...
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LPT: If a recruiter asks why you left your last role and you have a gap since, say you took a career break for personal reasons In my experience, recruiters usually move on to the next question. It only works if it's true, because they can check if you were dismissed. I left my last job without another one lined up because of workplace bullying, low morale and a return-to-office mandate. "Personal reasons that needed my attention" covered it without badmouthing anyone. People will say you should always get another job first. That's good advice, but if you've already left, this is a simple way to handle the question. Edit: I believe in the UK they can ask for a reason whether it was you...
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LPT: Decide your first task of the day the night before, not the morning of mornings are already hard enough without also having to decide what to do first. if you leave that decision for the morning and you’ll end up checking your phone or making coffee for 20 minutes instead of just starting. so decide the one task you’re opening your laptop to do before you go to bed, and write it down somewhere you’ll actually see it. that way, in the morning, there’s no decision left to make, just the task, which makes starting almost automatic instead of something you have to talk yourself into! @you_pfff
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YSK: Condoms are made in different sizes and you need to find the right size for you. Why YSK: A condom should fit snugly and securely. It should also be comfortable. A condom that is too tight is one that causes discomfort or pain. Yes, latex stretches, but the more it stretches the more pressure it applies. Further, the more it stretches the more likely it is to break Loose condoms can slip off or be less effective. Use guides like[ this](https://www.healthline.com/health/healthy-sex/condom-size-chart) to find the best fit @you_pfff
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YSK Progressive can and does use your driving data from their insurance device attached to your OBD-2 diagnostic port, to make a decision on whether to renew your insurance policy, alongside providing premium discounts for good driving habits. Why YSK: I drive rough; I roll past stop signs in a California stop, I make sharp turns and don't time my turn signals well enough sometimes, I may brake too hard on occasion, and I'm often not gentle about my driving habits. Therefore, I got a non-renewal notice in October 2024 from Progressive for the reason of "excess indicated debit." I called their customer service line and also visited the local Progressive agent's office for an explanation of...
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How many subscribers does You should know have?
You should know (@you_pfff) has 797 subscribers as of November 12, 2026.
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A typical post gets about 45 views within 24 hours, roughly 6% of its subscribers (the ERR).
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