Haven't had it yet but I so gotta try out khachapuri from Georgia.
LucasWaffyWaf
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So as somebody with ADHD, but who doesn't engage in this much simultaneous stimulation at once: Does this really work for folks? Asking from a place of genuine curiosity!
Edit: Love the trackball mouse. They never did it for me but it's rad seeing 'em in my furry art.
America is neither geographically part of Europe nor a member state of the EU, and given the current administration, it's best that more countries isolate themselves from the US.
Last I'd used Tidal it was still glitchy, missing artists I fancy, with incorrect dates and covers for a number of other artists I like. I'm still on Spotify for now, but with ad-free clients on both my phone and laptop. Is Tidal any better than it was 4 years ago?
Nah get the Dutch to retake it and rechristen us as Niewe Amsterdam. I want my coffeeshop weed.
Ah those old YouTube poops by Santawithteeth/Kortez3000?
Magazine based reloading. Shoot 3 out of 30 rounds in a mag, drop the old mag, slap a new mag in, you're down 27 bullets and have 30 fresh bullets to shoot, plus one in the chamber.
Leopard geckos are just the cutest lil' nuggets.
Uplink is a game about hacking that's got fantastic tracker music for it's soundtrack. Blue Valley is just great background music, no strong melodies, just chords and vibes.
Over the years Sony had engaged in several media storage format wars. Just a few off the top of my head:
VHS vs Sony Betamax
HD-DVD vs Bluray
SD cards vs Sony Memory Sticks
DVD-R vs DVD+R (two competing standards of writable DVDs within the DVD format)
On top of that they were behind or otherwise involved with other successful formats such as the 3.5" floppy disk and the CD.
Spoiler alert: If your media format is successful, you get passive income via licensing. If some company wants to print Bluray discs or manufacture Bluray players, they have to pay licensing fees, leading to further profit for Sony (and anybody else involved in the making of said media format.)
There's no way to emotionally prepare for brown sharpie situations.
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The country.