But then she comes back again, and they both disappear

You only really need youtu.be/ and then the video ID

Can't you decide on a single place where you write everything down? (And habitually check it to see if you've forgotten something)

Reform copyright

I don’t know much history either. Maybe Sinai in the Yom-Kippur war (1973)?

Well, if you consider Israel to be a nuclear power…

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People are very justifiably terrified of Trump. And Kamala is really something new and fresh

It definitely is, but it doesn't try to force recommendations on you like YouTube. You can mostly just subscribe to channels you like and view their content.

Ah, who needs Jewish space lasers when we have French earth lasers?

A new public library place recently opened very near to where I live. I've nothing to say, am just a bit comforted that when the world is crashing and burning, at least I can be happy about this.

Also some libraries provide 3D printers which is really cool

edit: I didn't notice how many people were commenting about 3D printers

I wonder how this works for logographic systems like Chinese, where the letter tells you nothing about the sound (though tbf English spelling is so bad that it's almost at that level too).

What's the opposite of a military coup? Like, government ministers trying to oust (a part of) their own military?

Yup, the calf was most likely a regular part of the northern Israel's worship, but not of the southern Judah's. Since most of the Hebrew Bible (Old Testament) is written from a Judean perspective (which makes sense; it survived longer), it treats it as blasphemous, when in reality, to them, it wasn't.

And it can also store passkeys to effortlessly sync between desktop/Android/iOS

Which is exactly why the NATO alphabet is the way it is. NATO is an international organization, and the alphabet is suitable for that.

And then there's Belgium, which apparently holds the world record for longest time without a government. At least introduce time limits for negotiations, guys…

U and V used to be the same letter

That has to do with the definition of what a word even is (an open problem!). "Alot" is clearly made up of two separate units, but so is "anyway". I think a lot of people don't like this one because it's simply unnecessary. You need "anyway" to show that the two words are not stressed separately, but treated as one unit, whereas with "a lot" this is already obvious ("a" is almost never stressed).
Also has to do with English spelling just being bad, generally.

There's no way of knowing that, though. Perhaps their Linux and Darwin drivers wouldn't have paniced the system?

Regardless, doing almost anything at the kernel level is never a good idea