You know what these are really good for? Put a tablespoon of it into some plain yoghurt!

I bet he couldn't find Minnesota on a map of the US.

How about showing some graves. Complete with tombstones.

1) open the firewalled article
2) copy the article URL
3) open a new tab to site archive.ph
4) paste article URL in the second (bottom) text box
5) click the search button
6) click the latest result

Golfers have short-sleeve shells that are impervious to the rain. Get one of those and you won't even feel wet - your legs don't mind the rain.

I wonder when he'll be vacating stornaway?

If you're on a PC or Mac, and you have multiple browsers, say Brave, Firefox, Chrome, they all store their cookies and logins separately. So you could have a different Discord session in each browser.

Scala. JavaScript has real head-scratcher "features" embedded in it, and developing in it is more akin to hacking than anything else. In Python the class system is primitive and structures are really poorly defined. That, and run-time type checking, make larger programs difficult.

You can write your own code in Elisp to automate things that aren't available out-of-the-box. And Emacs works better in situations where it interacts with subprocesses. Emacs modes can bring in a lot of prewritten support code for your work routines.

As a programmer, every now and then you're going to get a huge text-editing task. You need to learn Emacs before that task ends up at your cubicle. I have had ones that would have taken me days to do; a few Emacs macros and we're done in an hour.