Alright, that explains.

According to Wikipedia, the Neandertal (the valley) was named after 17th century priest and composer Joachim Neander. Where does the “new man” come in?

Okay, I’ll bite. What formatting tools specifically would you recommend for placing a figure or table close to where it appears in the text (say at the top of the page where the figure/table is first mentioned)?

Mine actually drinks from his bowl just fine, which makes it even funnier that he goes for the sink puddles like it’s some gourmet shit.

This is a good and nuanced take, thank you for taking the time to write it down. Piggybacking on this, if anyone wants to dive more deeply into the subject of psychological measurement, there’s an excellent book by Derek Briggs about this: Historical and Conceptual Foundations of Measurement in the Human Sciences: Credos & Controversies.

Which X are we talking about? PS? Xbox? Nintendo? Where am I?

He’s a shelter cat with some baggage, and the training is ongoing.

I think I already posted this at some point, but Software Disenchantment is always worth mentioning in this context.

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Hail Catan!

One might even say, it was on purpose, because I really didn’t wanna come.

We think ours is a Snack Master Potato mix.

Human eye can’t see more than 8-bit colors anyway, so what’s the point

How to defeat electronic locks according to Sneakers (1992).

Not an app, but here in Germany we have a public warning system that broadcasts an alert to all phones in an area in case of catastrophic events. Happened twice in my city since I moved here two years ago. Once for a mass shooting, and once for an accident at a chemical plant.

During the call: “The table is how much???”

Their future mistakes notwithstanding, I can still appreciate the good work they’re doing now.

Came here to say this

Have watched the commentary tracks of all of the LotR movies multiple times over, and I still pop them in once in a while. Highly recommend.

Unapologetically spending your weekends like this benefits your productivity more than spending your weekends working.