I'm pretty sure they did try to bring it back but it wasn't as popular because it wasn't Adam and Jamie
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You are the chosen one
It's not a problem day-to-day but when I'm helping someone troubleshoot and they don't understand that their browser and search engine are separate things it can be frustrating.
Chrome is a browser. Google is a website. They are not the same. It flabbergasts me anytime I find out that someone I know doesn't know what a browser is.
Of course. I forgot to leave out the short words
PNINU? That acronym will never fly
That's it. Thank you very much!
All pictures of space are artificially colored to make it easier to see patterns. I see no issue with this
edit: just realized the bit I was responding to was from the poster of the image but I'll leave this here anyway
There's also a book with a similar concept. It's not the focus until later in the book though. It's called
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Ready Player Two
Going by the numbers in the article, ~48% of all voters don't like either candidate. That puts the ratio of people who like their candidate to the people who don't like either at about the same as the Republican/Democrat split. If everyone voted for a candidate they actually like right now (assuming they find a third party they like), there's a chance it could happen this year. Even if it doesn't, 48% of people voting for a third party would show everyone else that it's a viable option.
I imagine it's because your anatomy is actually more suited to dropping a log while popping a squat. Because of this many people will keep a stepping stool in front of their toilet to put their feet on while sitting on the toilet. It can make doing your business easier, especially if you're constipated