Yup, you're definitely right about the noise levels.

Another Central line commuter by any chance? ;)

Another possible factor I haven't seen mentioned yet is moderate-heavy exercise (or more accurately the Testosterone and/or other androgens released by it).

My hair went grey several years back but after I started regular running / jogging 3 years ago most of it is now growing back its original shade again.

(Collar & cuffs for the record).

I'll second that - well said sir.
Glad to hear I'm not the only one who hates Samsung's software.
It is total dogshit.

Well, in the last 46 years the area where I grew up in - North Wales - has only ever had a few very occasional & minor earth tremors plus a bit of wind and rain.
You couldn't really get flooded because, well nobody built houses at the bottom of the mountains.
It did snow quite heavily a few times but no actual natural disasters (that I recall, anyway).

Really?

You've posted several times in the last 11 days but not used it or changed your sig AFAICS so now I'm stealing it for my own use, thank you very much.

Yoink.

Um. What? Documentation of vaccination is a reason to be vaccinated?
What exactly are you trying to say?

We do. It targets the spike protein, which is unlikely to change.

Mod parent up. He's pretty much hit the nail on the head.

Give that man a donut.

Quite. Mod parent up..

Yeah I've been running Mint (XFCE) a couple years now and like it a lot.
I have found Mint a rather mixed bag driver & hardware-support wise though and some hardware definitely works better than others
First time out I had an ATI gfx card, gave me no end of grief.
Upgraded and switched to an NVIDIA card, everything worked out of the box as advertised pretty much.
(Just dont talk to me about Ubuntu MATE which really grated my gears. Not to mention killing several HD and bricking a Lenovo laptop :/ ).

No mod points unfortunately but nice, thanks.
Will definitely give it a go next time I install Windows.

Search long enough and you'll find some women will shove pretty much anything up their vagina...

Seriously though, that study is from 2004 and though it finds no link between magnetic fields and sleep, it conflicts with previous ones which did (although it also differed in that the subjects were sleeping at home rather than in a laboratory which has been shown to have an effect, itself probably larger than any caused by a magnetic field).
A more recent study from 2015 did however find "there was a strong relationship between difficulties in falling asleep with geographical directions of sleep (p https://www.researchgate.net/publication/280093617...

This ^^. Well said.