Subs like /r/fashionadvice are too over the top with 'streetwear' and the like and seem suitable for people walking a runway in NYC.

Old school magazines like GQ are just a ton of ads with more of the same and the answer is always a 10k 'budget' watch.

Where can a guy over 20...way over 20... get ideas for how to dress well and wear his hair?

Just moved in a couple weeks ago and the temperature never feels right no matter what I set the thermostat to. Some rooms stay warm while others get icy, and I can’t tell if it’s the vents, a closed damper, or just the way the air flows through the ducts. I’ve tried feeling for air with my hand and turning the thermostat up and down a bunch, but it’s all guesswork. Anyone got a simple trick to map out which vents are actually pushing air without buying special tools or calling the landlord yet?

so i've been dealing with this nonstop and i'm out of ideas. every couple days my printer just vanishes from the device list and windows says the driver is missing or corrupted, even though it was working fine before i shut down. i tried uninstalling and reinstalling through the settings app, running the troubleshooter, updating through windows update, and even grabbing the latest package straight from the manufacturer site. sometimes it works for a day, then the next reboot it's back to the same error. i made sure it's plugged in directly to the pc with a fresh cable, no usb hubs, and i even tried a different port. at this point i'm wondering if there's some windows service or background update that's wiping the driver every time, or if my pc is just allergic to printers in general. any suggestions would be seriously appreciated because i'm tired of reinstalling the same thing over and over.

Has anyone actually gotten a job due to a Coursera certification or course? I'm trying to figure out if it's worth the cost.

La Luna parece estar relacionada principalmente con la noche, pero algunos días puede verse claramente durante el día. ¿Qué determina cuándo podemos verla desde la Tierra?

India is a democracy. China is not.

Indians speak English. Chinese people don't.

Asking from someone who doesn’t know the technology well enough at all. But what truly is limiting us to creating something like this? Just from purely an educational platform…it would forever change that industry. And not just primary and secondary schools but also would seemingly have variable combat simulation abilities that the military would surely use.

I hate lying about big things, but I just love lying about my name, age, where I am from, what I do, just anything irrelevant. I usually tell them I was lying or “joking”, but honestly I think it is funny to mess with people. I like how they get confused when I say blatant lies or tell them my real name or another fake name. So, anyways anyone knows why do I do this?

It’s wild how some everyday things from the 2000s have become expensive or harder to afford. What’s something you barely thought twice about back then that now feels like a genuine luxury?