I don't understand why the twist and tuck is seen as a bad thing. It's a tight seal that is effortless to both do and undo.

This is the case for every country. You just see it with the US a lot more since it of course has the biggest footprint on the English-language side of the internet.

I’m not the best judge, as I’ve not exactly explored a ton of languages, but I love C#.

One stop shop for a Saturday night.

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Gonna need some bridges anyways, if were going to connect the Caribbean locations.

Being loved by humans is the ultimate evolutionary advantage, so at the end of the day, task failed successfully.

I think they’re talking about the word prarie, my guy.

There are better pillows out there, friend

My usual experience with hotel ACs is generally the opposite — them pouring in almost frigid air.

English people wanting a hug but not wanting to squander an opportunity to nuke France. Finns not wanting to nuke France but afraid of social contact.

Hideo Lerch

Ted Lasso and Stellaris.

An American football coach is unexpectedly called up to lead a galactic empire.

Doesn’t everyone?

There’s a lot a reasonability in the space between neoliberalism and “Stalin did nothing wrong”

Task failed successfully

That was eight years before they actually happened. In '61, many likely thought it wasn’t possible and that it was useless to spend the money trying.

They didn’t prove creation :(

Ah, those are all over the rural Southeast. Once had a friend call a number that promised to prove young earth creation.

Bricks aren’t uncommon for commercial buildings, though they’re often painted or otherwise different colors.

Bare brick boxes are very indicative of long-gone industry, but it’s not the bricks themselves that are truly to blame for giving that impression.