IMO, steel should get a pass. The atomic element of iron still makes up like 98% of most steels, and when you look at the history of smithing the difference between iron and steel can get pretty hard.

Aren’t they still using adhesive tape?

The worst games to lose in are those where you bet money you don’t have.

True, it’s usually 7,5h work days if you’re not doing overtime or part time.

Where do you live? In Germany it’s common to work only 8 hours on a work day. I’ve had jobs in software development where you had flexible enough times that you could choose to work 9-17:00, though flexible times isn’t quite what “9 to 5 job” implies.

It’s vexing from a design standpoint, and TBH my sleep rhythm is bad enough that I do have an issue with it sometimes.

Not much of an improvement over the standard design. I already know that the clockhand pointing to 1 means that it’s either 1 am or 13 o’clock/1 pm, but it still doesn’t tell me unambiguously which one it is.

24-hour-clock being a military thing is kind of a USA-thing anyway, in many other countries it’s just normal.

I wish there was a more practical way to have an analog 24-hour-clock, a clockface with 24 numbers is kinda hard to read.

I’d say aim at the back wall, but way down so it still hits the wall at an angle. And don’t pull back your foreskin, pulling it back makes the stream harder and thus results in more splashback (I assume this isn’t useful advice if you’re circumcised). But TBH I don’t like urinals, when possible I use a stall and sit down unless it’s obviously dirty.

All canals? Many canals are ship routes, you can’t drive a barge through 3 foot deep canals.

I doubt that caring about Palestinians is mainstream enough to make it worthwhile to pretend (unfortunately). If you can’t make yourself care, just STFU.

A collection of satirical images depicting the annoying orange.

An extremely ridiculous selfie.

Some good smut.

A good, important book that might soon find its way on a burning pile if the general state of things doesn’t improve. Especially if it’s something not extremely common, it might actually have some scientific/cultural value once unearthed. Texts do actually get lost/forgotten, and the ephemeral nature of digital media plays into that, too.

Intent matters.

Absolutely is when you’re shopping in Germany.

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Sweat is a perfectly normal process, though. Being able to sweat a lot and having it evaporate quickly (little bodyhair compared to most other mammals) is one of humanity’s big evolutionairy advantages.

Linux actually has a lot of people that get paid to work on it, especially nitty-gritty stuff like the kernel and drivers. Lots of multi-billion dollar companies rely on that stuff, so they often have some of their employees work some or even all of their working hours on FOSS.

Linus Torvalds himself is an employee of Red Hat, developing Linux is his entire job.

That’s still flimsy by european standards lol, what is all that wood doing in my concrete floor and cinder block walls?

If the suit isn’t cut extremely tight, it’s not that hard to move in a suit. Especially if you’re not wrestling or doing high kicks.

Why are you even posting this here? There are dedicated communities for this topic.