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We've made improvements to performance, especially while creating new shapes, which is particularly notable when using the freedraw tool. The shape you're creating is drawn on its own layer so other shapes on canvas don't much affect it (unless someone else is drawing at the same time). Via Ryan... show more

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Excalidraw is now powered with a brand new history manager. Much stronger, much better! You'll especially notice the difference during collaboration, where each user now has their own undo/redo stack. Give it a try! Huge thanks to Marcel Mraz 💜

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Ryan Gosling had the secrets to life all along. It's easy to get caught up in trying to look "cool" or fitting into a certain mold, especially when you're starting something new. But the best advice is usually the simplest. be the person who smiles first. be the person who is kind to others. be the person who helps anyone in need. stop worrying about being too cool or too much. focus on being the most authentic version of yourself. the world doesn't need another copy of someone else, it needs you. stop trying to be someone else and just be yourself.

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I just saw this video on IG now. The creator obviously does not know what it is. Yet, he's touching it. The main purpose of making this post is to tell you NEVER TOUCH AN ANIMAL OR PLANT YOU DON'T KNOW, most especially at the sea. If it now has bright colour, avoid it until you're sure it's safe to touch. The organism is called velella and it is mildly venomous. The venom doesn't really have effect on humans but some people might be affected by it. When it is touched, using that same hand to touch the the face might cause the face to itch or burn. Officially, it is not found in Nigeria, but I won't rule out its sighting totally. They're usually found in America's, Europe, Asia and Australia. In Africa, they've been found in Tanzania, Mauritius, and South Africa too. Therefore , they might get drifted to coastal areas in Nigeria too. Thank you.

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138,984 views • 1 year ago

This is one of the most viral videos I’ve ever seen, with 7.4 million Likes The reason it’s so viral is because people think this cookie is haunted It breaks off camera, then in the middle of explaining what happened it mysteriously breaks again. The girl screams in fear Here’s what’s actually happening, This is Dalgona candy. It’s breaking on its own because of its brittle structure and internal stress, not anything supernatural Dalgona is made by mixing sugar with baking soda, creating a honeycomb texture. It’s extremely prone to cracking. During cooling, different parts of the candy shrink at slightly different rates. This builds up stress, which eventually releases by causing a crack We need a better education system

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