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Possibly won't be very popular in all of the US: Urinals seem to be optimized for maximum noise (in some parts of Europe for minimum sound). Different design objectives. Or in some Southeast Asian countries, regular (small) toilets are optimized to be able to be flushed with a single bowl of water: Standing in front of them will almost always spray in all directions (but hot temperatures will usually take care of it quickly enough).

German dubs were (or still are – if an appropriate (time) budget is allocated) probably some of the best.

~22MB download for a full IDE https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=560622

Very young children like to watch it (because there is movement) but not necessarily voluntarily (children's programming stops early in the evening and then this is shown until the next morning). While some people behind the show had done great TV in the past, I would not allow my kids to watch it (too uninspiring, to put it mildly).

The use of 4 times "leverage" (and forms of it) in a single article is somewhat disappointing (discounts real technical content)…

May be related: https://imdb.com/title/tt0085991 https://youtu.be/fNaV3CHCs6g

That was the main reason why Europeans were forced to switch to a passport with biometric data (some fingerprints and photo) on a chip more than a decade ago.

Some 30 years ago we integrated that by simply putting the laser printer in the opposite corner of the room. Nowadays it's fan or A/C remote, coffee machine, fridge, charger, 2nd mobile phone, etc., placed across the room or office...