I found myself looking for some rules on how you can influence your "hand" - is it "legal", for example: - to stand in a specific place in order to (subtly) direct other passengers into a specific section of the car, or…
Also, I think most usually the lake names come from the color they have when see from the ground, rather than from above. For example, a lake might be blue when viewed from space, but the locals can still call it a…
The modular design presented by Fairphone is great for ecology and easy repairs (I own a FP 3+) but, as a downside, it also makes your phone more fragile. In particular, the phone is very susceptible to water. Having…
I bought it for my daughter, mostly to let her take part in online classes during the pandemic. Initially, I was disappointed with the performance, but with some tweaks (namely, replacing the default browser with…
In Polish, killing an animal changes its gender instead: you can butcher a pig (_świnia_, feminine in Polish) but get "hog-meat" (_wieprzowina_, from _wieprz_, masculine). Same with a cow being turned into "ox-meat"…
I found myself looking for some rules on how you can influence your "hand" - is it "legal", for example: - to stand in a specific place in order to (subtly) direct other passengers into a specific section of the car, or…
Also, I think most usually the lake names come from the color they have when see from the ground, rather than from above. For example, a lake might be blue when viewed from space, but the locals can still call it a…
The modular design presented by Fairphone is great for ecology and easy repairs (I own a FP 3+) but, as a downside, it also makes your phone more fragile. In particular, the phone is very susceptible to water. Having…
I bought it for my daughter, mostly to let her take part in online classes during the pandemic. Initially, I was disappointed with the performance, but with some tweaks (namely, replacing the default browser with…
In Polish, killing an animal changes its gender instead: you can butcher a pig (_świnia_, feminine in Polish) but get "hog-meat" (_wieprzowina_, from _wieprz_, masculine). Same with a cow being turned into "ox-meat"…