Simple. Star Wars has 6 episodes, and that’s it. The rest is odd fan fiction that happens to be filmed in Hollywood. Now, enjoy!

Alan Walker

The dude has just seen one tune go viral and decided “why not make ALL of my music exactly like this?”

The thing is, every instance is its own server (virtual or physical). If it uses Cloudflare services somewhere, well…

If it uses some other stack, it’ll be just fine. Neither of the two instances I’m on seem to use Cloudflare and hence the experience was uninterrupted for me.

GPL > BSD

I cannot express how much peace of mind switching to Linux has granted me.

“Windows now has this horrible feature! Windows now breaks user experience! Windows has ads shoved everywhere!”

And here I am, comfortably sipping my cup of tea and watching the world burn from afar.

This.

Honestly, I’d rather not have copyright at all. The problem is not that copyright law doesn’t apply, it’s that a particular kind of wealthy businessmen are shifting our policies to fit their needs.

Quite unexpected. I love soy sauce in a classic tomato-cucumber salad, but soy sauce + beetroot is something I cannot comprehend. Maybe I’ll give it a spin, though!

On the other side, being killed by a bear is not particularly healthy

Where I am, it’s potato, carrots, and beets, which coincidentally make a traditional salad.

This is not a coincidence :)

Really, if you want to look into cheap and good food, look no further than what your ancestors ate. They ate it precisely because it was cheap and as nutritionally adequate as they could get.

Sure, some modifications must be made now that we have more foods and clean drinking water available on demand, but this is a good starting point.

Mining two cryptos together is already a thing, so…

Russian here.

I use the formal “You” when talking to adults I don’t know well and in official conversations. Also, with superiors.

I use the informal “you” with friends and family, and with colleagues I know well. Informal “you” also communicates warmth, safety, a call to action, or authority, which is why it may be used when addressing children (particularly preteens), people in danger, or someone else you need to either influence or make feel safe, or both.

Of course there are millions of exceptions, and everyone keeps it slightly different. For this reason, it is common for people to have hard time figuring whether to address certain people by formal or informal “you”. Mistakenly using the formal option can be read as creating more distance, the informal - as invading the personal space. It’s an issue in spoken conversations, too, as these forms are actually two different words that are audibly different.