At least he didn’t fall for the sunk cost fallacy.

I’m not saying it’s a bad question. But it might be hard to answer since there are so many kinds of anime.

Godzilla is Kaiju Jesus

I feel like your question is similar to:

Movies are pretty popular among neurotypical people. However, aside from being obsessed with Star Wars as a kid, I never got into it. I’m wondering what I’m missing.

Yes it is: “the Luxembourgish language” is used twice in the title of this post. And here I’ve used it once again.

The reason I’ll pay extra for the aisle seat is two-fold. One, I don’t like not having immediate access to things.

I’ll admit I’m a little bit of a control freak, for better or for worse. So, being unable to get up and stretch my legs or use the bathroom whenever I want — when there isn’t turbulence, of course — is not my idea of an stress-free journey.

The second issue snuck up on me in the past year.

After a decade of adventuring without fear of most things, I’ve developed a little bit of claustrophobia when flying. I realized this after opting for the window on a few ultra-long-haul journeys last year, thinking I’d maybe sleep easier.

However, the tightness made it more difficult. The aisle seat lets me stretch an arm or leg out when needed, giving me just enough wiggle room.

Being self-aware of all this, it just makes sense to pay extra for an aisle rather than make my personal needs anybody else’s problem.

I’m also a people pleaser, so there’s no way I’m disrupting my neighbors to let me out from the window seat unless it’s an absolute emergency.

I know my preference is debatable. Some people complain about the aisle because of things like the galley cart hitting the seat, a lack of privacy, and difficulty sleeping because they prefer to lean against the fuselage wall.

Personally, none of this bothers me. I can sleep as long as I have a headrest, and I’m a heavy sleeper who doesn’t wake up to noise or a sudden jolt.

swimming

Was this tanker pylon safe?

It’s almost enough to make the citizens hate him him enough to sentence to death by poisoning.

alternativeto.net with appropriate filters set also surfaces great options

thank you

Thanks, I’ve never tried via mobile. It’s been a while since I’ve added or commented on Bugzilla.

life imitates art

geek mythology

Just make sure to always be careful with recursion.

Unfortunately, I’m not in the EU, so I have to live with the Safari rendering engine for the foreseeable future. I sure would love Gecko on iOS though.

I’m adding a bunch to my up-next listens from these comments, so thank you for making the post.

Yes, there are use cases for your suggestion, but it doesn’t make the bugs in Focus go away.

Not yet. It’s been bothering me a while. I ended up with time to document it, but I’m not at my computer currently, so I’ll do that later.