that is normal behavior, clicking on the 'comments' link would lead you here

you'll be happy to learn that has already happened.

>> A way of saying: we're keeping up.

Back in the day, websites could just put up an animated "under construction" gif.

I would have thought they could design the screwtop so that it would relase pressure before fully disengaging the lid from the flask.

That is what I was wondering. I would have thought it would need to be opened at eye level for the contents to hit the eye before being depressurised.

If it's a forceful opening and you're not holding the top tightly, then I imagine the top could launch upwards. I know from experience this can also happen if you put just a bit of boiling water in and seal it. The air expands under heat and will push the top out whilst you're unscrewing. A version of this top comes with a metal spoon & raised holder built in, providing some edges to hit you with and an extra projectile.

Nah I think most people would open it at waist level standing with the lid facing up (towards you face as you are looking down), and twisting to open.

I can totally see how that would fly straight up at your face.

I wonder what sort of liability this introduces for Microsoft when their 'Co-Aauthored by Copilot' code causes harm.

I've been intensively learning German for a year and once or twice a week in dreams I have brief dialogues with the locals. Very useful as additional speaking practice :)

Read something, and then read it a second time. If you are awake it will be the same text, but if you are dreaming it will have changed.

Back when I was younger and earned minimum wage, whenever I thought about buying something I'd run the calculation of how many hours I would need to work to pay for it. That helped me save quite a bit.

And now I'm older with a well paying job I find myself having to do the opposite calculation.

Things like, "Actually I will get an uber instead of the bus, so I can spend more time at the party."

how many calories are in strawberry?

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