She’s anglicized herself profusely to appeal to bigots
Not to defend her, but she has gone by her middle name, Nikki, since she was born. It’s is a Punjabi name meaning “little one”. She later took her husband’s last name when they married, which is a pretty normal thing for people to do.
To be even more pedantic, if it’s not a resolvable TLD, then it is invalid.
…and sometimes food.
Generally, like this:
The two middle ones are the most common I see. I have one casement window in my house, but it just opens in one way, like in this image.
I always thought that was an interesting quirk between American English and British English. The work “holidays” comes from “holy days”, which would be specific religious days where you don’t have to work. A “vacation” is when you vacate your place of work temporarily.
I also use Pocket Casts …and I just skip the ads manually. I set the skip forward time to 30 seconds and I set skip back to 10, makes it pretty easy to hop past them.
In my experience, the only problem I’ve run into is the remote’s microphone feature is a bit flakey, but generally when it does work it’s right most of the time.
I could never remember what service the shows I was watching were on. Opening up 4 streaming apps to find what I was watching the other day got tiresome.
I know what community this is, but using something like a Chromecast w/ Google TV lets you search across all your streaming services simultaneously.
This article would benefit immensely from some side by side comparisons, and an actual breakdown of the details the AI altered versions get wrong.
You really oughtn’t’ve.
Some people have well water.
The lot isn’t his, full stop.
It’s “puffed rice” in English, but I think the crispy kind is toasted or baked as well.
He was the CEO at the time, and I don’t know that he was ever involved with writing any code.