Seems like I'm gonna get downvoted for this, but I'm all about that out of sight, out of mind vibe when it comes to things that aren't used often.

nevertheless it would not hurt to have at least some options on how to display the scrollbars (if at all)

hehe yes, it's for scientific purposes

the cycling thing does seem likely, but I'm hoping that some other people can confirm this

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you can omit the unit now

Why do you think that Wayland is necessary for adoption? In my opinion it is the missing hardware drivers, compatability issues and "getting your hands dirty" while constantly tweaking stuff. Yeah it got better over the years, but most people want things to just work.

nice!

Do you have any idea how you acquired that? Do you, like me, also cycle a lot?

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Okay, here's another thought: I ride my bike a lot; could this cause those spots?

the area might be a little bit larger than what is highlighted, sorry

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but WHY is it necessary??

good idea! usually I don't give much thought to that region while cycling 😂

this is unrelated to shaving

the mentioned area is noticeably smoother compared to other hairless parts

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i am talking about those two sections highlighted in red on the sketch to the right

oh, that's interesting... perhaps there's another activity that could be responsible for this?

hm interesting

its quite cold as well where i live 😉

Interesting point of view, but given that I typically wear comfortable clothing and boxer shorts, I don't think that's the case.

he defo be flexin' with them mad dumps he be droppin' on the throne

I never said anything regarding the truth of the original posts claim; it's just irritating when people start asking questions without even reading what was initially written.

no, the bottom of my balls, both have this small area

woof woof

Oh sure, defending people who aren't even willing to read the text of the post while also attacking the one who complains about that circumstance is better, right?

Well, if you bothered to read the text on the image, you would have found your answer.