Germans calling gloves "hand-shoes" will never not be funny to me. Similarly, they have so many literal names for things. Suicide is self-muder, airplane is fly-thing, gums are tooth-meat.

German's my second language, and just the other day I heard a new term while playing a game that was so literal I didn't need a dictionary. I wish I could remember what it was.

Yes, of course. I got married (for the first time) in my 30s.

Sony actually didn't name him. He's a classic Spider-Man villain.

Ayooo much cooler name than Tennessee.

Thank you. I see the DVDs and the USB sticks, but how can you tell which ones actually come as a box set? It's really the box I'm interested in.

A play? No, I just saw an old Linux box and wondered if anybody still made them.

Thanks. I was hoping for an actual set in like a cardboard box.

Mostly just purely nostalgic reasons, computer software in boxes.

Actual box for display.

A search for Brandenburg Gate News in German has most recent articles about a cannabis event there a few days ago. The gate has been painted in recent history by activists. I saw nothing about this event.

https://www.zdf.de/nachrichten/panorama/cannabis-legalisierung-feier-brandenburger-tor-100.html

It's called "döner" in German.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doner_kebab

Lisa Frank ass frog

Sorry, you're too late.

https://www.amazon.com/Pristine-Sprays-Moisturizing-Cleansing-Toilet/dp/B01N9HAKTH

I'd say so far, my best decision has been saying "ok" when an old coworker offered me an interview at a new job.

OP, do you mind if I ask what your native language is?

The plot of "Honey, We Shrunk Ourselves."

He's already on some bullion coins. (Silver/gold)

Don't forget, the process of touching the cows to hook them up to the machines is a disease vector. And they seem to be taking no precautions for that.

So, I'm also a layman. I have been following bird flu news articles since the massive wild bird deaths started.

For what it's worth, it didn't just start jumping to mammals recently. It's been infecting aquatic mammals for a while. I believe European minks and goats were infected even before that. Luckily, the virus doesn't currently seem to be infecting the lungs of cattle. Similarly, the one human who contracted it recently had no respiratory symptoms. It seems he touched a cow and then touched his eye, causing the spread.

Based on articles I've read, it won't be a problem for humans until the virus infects the upper respiratory tracts of humans easily.

However, with cattle farmers seemingly taking no precautions other than not milking sick cows (and I'm not even sure I believe that, honestly), it may just be a matter of time before that happens. Every infected cow is a place for the virus to spread and mutate.

Even if it did work, why would you do it? You'd still be playing League of Legends.

Fascinating. Anybody who just wants to know why they called it "RiscV-ish," apparently there's some MIPS thrown in as well.