https://www.rd.com/article/is-coffee-a-diuretic/
A lot hinges on the definition of diuretic. Does it mean, “makes you pee more often/more volume?” (In which case water is a diuretic) or does it mean it dehydrates you? (In which case water is not a diuretic).
That is my understanding of it anyway.
No
Dull Hoomans Club
Coffee is not a diuretic. It does not dehydrate you, but it does irritate your bladder making you want to pee.
Alcohol on the other hand does pull water out of your bloodstream and makes you pee it out.
Maybe death of the author is right for you
Boffins, what is this the daily mail?
Fabian
The head part of the face.
Technically (H3O)+ and related species rather than naked protons in solution, but chemistry is just a series of models nested dolled in on each other trying to approximate an intelligible description of a complex physical world, so H+^ works fine in many contexts to get you correct answers, but not always.
Attention
Sapphire screen…
/me zooms in
Oh, yeah. I guess the prompt was soccer mom.
I ask because I’ve heard that some TVs brick themselves if you don’t connect to internet and wasn’t sure how common that was.
😂😂🤣
I feel like this driver is prepared and perhaps even welcomes that encounter.
What is the distance rating of Cat6? I thought more like 33m?
Did you have to shop carefully for a smart TV that you can use dumbly?
Plato is Say-no
I don’t agree with your characterization of the discussion. My understanding was that caffeine the drug irritates the badder and causes you to pee, but doesn’t actually dehydrate you.