I’m currently reading “All the Knowledge in the World: A History of the Encyclopedia” by Simon Garfield. It mentions a similar thought held by some around the time of the creation of the Encyclopedia Brittanica. (Late 1700s, if I recall correctly)
There were too many books, and they were being printed by just anyone. Who needs a really long dictionary, anyway?
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There’s an android version of this, which is apparently foss. I have no idea if it’s good. I don’t even play poker.
Edit: I see now that someone else already posted this.
I have no experience with setting up Windows after Linux. I’ve always done it the other way around.
However, what version of Windows was it running before? If you haven’t switched the components yet, you can use Windows to make a Windows boot flash drive or DVD officially using the “Windows Media creation Tool.” It’s a free download from an official Microsoft page. I don’t think you needed to buy Windows 11 at all. Both windows 10 and 11 will recognize that your hardware (motherboard mostly, I believe) is registered with a license, and it will simply activate your Windows online, no hassle. It’s like the one thing Microsoft got right.
I actually sleep better after reading about serial killers, but that’s probably because I stayed up late binging Wikipedia articles on them.
Yes! I only recently discovered this was a thing after cows suddenly started getting bird flu and someone said “maybe we shouldn’t have been feeding them bird shit?”
Don’t believe me? Search for “broiler litter” or “poultry litter” and “cow feedstock.”
In short: whatever you enjoy.
We’ve all been conditioned to think that time spent doing things you enjoy instead of working or some type of work-training is meaningless. There is more to life than employment. You’re allowed to do things you enjoy simply because you enjoy them.
Every morning headaches can be a sign of sleep apnea. Not saying you have it. Go to a doctor.
This is the “Lagrangian standard model” - the mathematical formula explaining basically all physics as we know it.
When you DON’T assume spherical chickens in a vacuum, this is what you gotta calculate.
Some of y’all never drank Everclear and it shows.
Pish posh.
Also, please censor Bri*ish next time.
Not sure if joking, but if you add it to your library before the cutoff date, then it’s yours forever - just like if you bought it.
I think that’s the guy who popularized Alfredo pasta. There’s a great episode of Max Miller’s “Tasting History” about it (YouTube).
He made a full recovery, so there’s that.
Artisan brioche buns. Plant based burgers are more expensive then the real thing for some reason (and full of salt). That Danish is a ripoff.
It’s a type of fish, and they are making word plays with the name of the fish. Why? I’m not sure of the origin of this one. I imagine it’s like the beans or the beef stroganoff memes - the origin doesn’t matter much at this point.
Oh yeah, I forgot about the other TY toys. Then I dunno.
Wouldn’t it be because squids lay eggs instead of giving birth?
I got the joke, but I didn’t think about furbies having different life cycles. You’ve got a good point.
Makes me sad that this implies your Furby is likely to die before you do.
We could always make one up. Zungenfreude, tongue joy.
Der Spruch „Vielseitig” hat mir immer Zungenfreude bereitet.
Saying “versatile” always gave me tongue-joy.
Edit: it’s pronounced “tsoong-en-froy-duh”