
Kennedy Wright
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Is a regular Switch carrying case okay for the OLED model?
Asked 10 days ago • 35 votes
3 votes
Answered 5 days ago
Most standard hard clamshell cases fit the OLED fine since the size increase is only a few millimeters but tight molded shells or elastic straps can create pressure points. When you test-fit and make sure the flap or mesh isn’t pressing on the sticks or the wider kickstand; low-profile caps or flipping the console so the sticks sit in a recess can help. If you feel any zipper resistance, don’t force it - switch to a softer-lined case or one labeled for OLED.
Starting lifting with zero gym experience
Asked 10 days ago • 45 votes
35 votes
Answered 8 days ago
Apartment gyms are like mystery boxes. Sometimes you get a bar, more often it's a cable rack and mismatched dumbbells. That is fine for general strength. Run a simple full-body plan three days a week with a squat pattern, a push, a pull, a hinge, and a core or carry.
Think goblet squat, dumbbell press, one arm row or lat pulldown, RDL or cable hinge, then planks or suitcase carries. Start with weights you can move for perfect sets while keeping two reps in reserve. Do 3 sets of 6 to 8 on each, rest 90 to 120 seconds, and add a rep each session until you hit 3x8, then bump the weight and drop back to 3x6. Warm up with 5 to 8 minutes of easy cardio, then do two ramp sets for the first two lifts.
For form, search for Alan Thrall on squats and deadlifts, Squat University on bracing, and Starting Strength cues for the hip hinge. Your low back will complain if you lose a neutral brace, so swap to split squats and hip thrusts for a week and do bird dogs and dead bugs if it flares. Big caution after watching countless new lifters detonate themselves: keep reps smooth, stop before grindy form shifts, and if you miss a session just repeat your last numbers instead of playing catch-up.
Keeping a personal email inbox at zero
Asked 10 days ago • 54 votes
44 votes
Answered 9 days ago
Inbox zero exists only if machines do the grunt work. Create server-side rules that label and skip the inbox for newsletters, receipts, and notifications. Use snooze for anything you genuinely must see later and set one daily sweep to clear anything left. Keep two states only, action and waiting, and archive everything else the moment it is read. Search beats hoarding, and you will not miss the noise you never saw.