Jim Croce - Time in a bottle

What are you speedrunning? An entire language?

Isopod -> pangolin -> armadillo

In Dutch, the word for “child” is “kind”. There’s an app called Kinder in which you swipe baby names until you match.

Greek yogurt is good! I eat it with banana. My grain of choice is spelt, as my supermarket sells spelt “popcorn” without sugar, salt or fat. It’s awesome.

The worst thing is that the text and images are misaligned.

I love Trackmania because you drive tracks of 20-60 seconds, one constantly improves in details, it’s quick to learn but still has a high skill ceiling. I encountered it in a YouTube video, discovered some streams and downloaded the game. Not really based on criteria because I’m not a fan of F1 for example.

Either Urk or Staphorst. The Netherlands.

Typically those people talk lulkoek.

Nice! In Dutch we have klaphark, literally clapping rake. Not sure why.

Take time to be a player of your own life, not just a spectator.

In Dutch it’s also marshmallows, but also commonly spek (bacon), spekjes (bacon pieces) or spekkies (in this case it’s clear you’re not talking about bacon).

Linguistics, programming, rationalizing, and trackmania =)

Wait you can choose whether you want to make a scene? That’s awesome!

I’m using Proton Mail and I like it a lot!

Yes I do, I don’t mind that people see that I read their message and I like to see when others read mine. But if someone ever tells me I should have reacted because I’ve read it, it’s their fault.

There’s a difference between one mile and a marathon. The latter will wear your shoes out. One mile won’t if you do it often enough. But the main point, that even one mile runners use shoes, nonetheless stands.

Twitch streamer subscriptions. The rate at which I spend credits is higher than the rate at which I earn them, but I’m really happy every time I get an ad-free month on Twitch :)

I do, but I don’t know how to add spoiler tags.

Edit:

::: spoiler It’s “ethos” :::

“WiFi of the neighbors”

Especially hilarious when you need to tell someone else what the wifi name is.