MilanTodorovic

Seeing how things have recently been developing, I'd bet on it already being the case or at least in active development.

As the article states: "This is part of CD Projekt Red's boycott against Russia, which has been in place since the Russian invasion of Ukraine. As a result, CDPR will not be calling back any of the actors who provided the Russian dub of the base game and its previous DLCs."

This GamersNexus video has all the info you need https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Q9uefFYe6bM

I don't think that's a good analogy. You can't "hospitalize" someone into Loops for rehabilitation. Don't fight the symptoms, fight the cause.

Faroese actually

Pairing mostly sucks with low quality adapters which have all sorts of timing issues. Some decent ones are perfectly fine.

Are there any spiritual successors?

It seems that Medium article is ripping off this one https://www.alexandercowan.com/yellow-walkman-data-art-of-cu...

I got around this with Pillow and Python by reducing the image quality to like 20% which in my case didn't have any compromises, but reduced the image size quite substantially. Then I repackaged the images back into cbz and used KCC to make a proper file. As a disclaimer, I have done it only with the Kaiji Ultimate Survivor series to be able to fit the entire manga on my Kindle PW3 with 4GB of storage (I already used up like 1.5GB). Kaiji has less complex drawings, which most certainly plays a role.

Learn how to use (Neo)vim.

He provides a portal to the west as a Japanese person would imagined it to be, akin to an otaku romanticizing japanise culture.

My guess would be that it nurtures the imposter sydrome once the "top performer" starts struggeling with something they shouldn't if they truely were a top performer.

Have you tired KOreader[0]? It supports multiple ebook formats, including epub and cbz. You'll need to jailbreak[1] your Kindle though.

[0] http://koreader.rocks/ [1] https://github.com/notmarek/LanguageBreak

After covering the first part of the sceen, I still fail to see the 3rd flash

It most certainly will have a big impact. It will take a few more decades, but at some point everybody will simply switch. Both formes are equal in the eyes of the consitution, but Cyrillic is prefered by official insitutions, except if you deal with a lot of foreign affairs. Then it is more practical to simply use Latin all the way.

In Serbia, Latin is "popular" because it is the default in all computers and phones. Most don't bother switching or don't know how. In the old days, when sending an SMS had a price, using cyrillic letters was expensive as hell. You could barely write one third of an SMS for the same price. And that adds up pretty quickly! On a side note, as someone who has to use multiple keyborad layouts each day, it is annoying.

I watched some analysis a while ago that stared that the war broke out to prevent Ukraine from tapping into some natural gas reserves that were uncovered at that time. Those reserves are located near Crimea. Sounds more plausible than pure ego.

Carrots were originally white/yellow. The Dutch made an orange variant at some point.

Couldn't we do it like (!need_free == !some_other_bool)?

It does happen, but in a different form. Now we have programms that prompt us during installation to install another software (antivirus or browser [looking at you Ccleaner]) for no good reason and most users (including my friends and family) simply click next without reading anything. Same thing on Android but with sticker/gif apps. I can't keep track of the times I had to help a relative or friend with stupid fullscreen pop-ups or adds on their phone and with unwanted software on Windows.

The problem with that is, at least in my experience, that you read such things once from a reputable source and never check it again.