Suspected as much!

The term is «affordance»

Wearing only a codpiece? That’s daring…

To be fair, it’s not designed at all. The human body is just a result of a very long string of accidental changes that made it just a bit less likely to die more likely to reproduce.

Super Farm-i-com

They might not be a native English speaker. In my language (Norwegian), the word for “billion” is “milliard”. I think that’s also the case in German.

I mean, Linux (and the entire ecosystem) is a fundamentally socialist concept.

Everyone must submit to the CSS box model!

Yes, I saw that. But it is obviously meant to be an analogy for how Facebook is a website famously made in America by an American.

Ah, yes! The 3 billion Americans on Facebook!

And why would you make that assumption? The internet has no borders, so it doesn’t really matter where or by whom something is made. Especially if the language is English, which has somewhere between 1.5 and 2 billion speakers worldwide.

I only wish they’d kept the “premium light” option (which I paid for until they canceled it). I don’t need another music service or locked screen playback, so I wish I could still pay a bit less for not using those.

1 kg of dry pasta is enough for 10 people! Do you often cook for that many people? (Genuine question)

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Not in the repo itself. But if you create a Project, and add the issues/PRs from the repo to that project, you can generate a burndown chart.

With the increasing abundance of electric vehicles people are getting used to (k)Wh as the unit for battery size. It would make sense to use the same unit for smaller electronics as well, IMO.

The downvotes on this post hahahaha

I mean, the instructions were pretty clear: «Downvote and move on»

For a second I thought you said that the sheep are predators of the solar panels

Yeah, did you not watch the documentary?

Freakin’ Nazca lines over here

Historically you would use the umlaut (lit. re-sound in German) to signify that both vowels are pronounced separately and not as a diphthong! I think some publications, like The New Yorker, are pretentious enough to still use it… In this case, cooperate would be spelled coöperate.

Edit: Oops! Meant to reply to Geek_King