I'd wager the same one who put all their energy into the the big bang then has just had the worst hangover ever since

I play it exclusively for the Gwent

Difficulty: story only
Cutscenes: skipped
Gwent Difficulty: hard

Optimal.

See also "they have a hot head" vs "they have a hot body/face"

This isn't capitalism, it's more cronyism where the government takes on all the risk but outsources any profit to private companies

If it were capitalism, the full system would've collapsed over covid where there weren't enough passengers. If it were socialism, it'd probably be largely the same given the number of lines that do lose money, but at least the profitable ones like the London-Birmingham/Manchester routes would be adding money to the government instead of private companies

Idk, last I checked the European Honey Bee was native, but I guess you could prefer bumblebees?

The correct plural is actually wug, or dialect weg.

Implicitly includes Taylor though, she's not off the hook

Just all the others are also on the hook now

I drove this make of car for a while; there's an optional head up display where the up and down buttons here let you cycle through contacts/the song queue/radio stations. I'd imagine it's the same interface without it, just displayed somewhere in the car where you're not looking while driving.

Having it so that up/down moves you up/down through the list when there's a visual display is way more intuitive than up/down being volume - frankly the volume bar on Windows, Mac, many TVs etc. goes from left (quiet) to right (loud) anyway

There's been loads of cases of stock photo companies selling on work they've never had any rights to, they just exist to get the buck passed to if someone gets sued for copyright infringement, it doesn't matter if it's in the public domain as that is still useful in case you would've otherwise accidentally used someone's 2014 recreation of the painting or something

We only have one moon of any size that we know of - earth temporarily captures asteroids a lot, but they're not in a long-term stable orbit and so only orbit the earth for a few years before escaping

There's a good gif on this page: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2020_CD3

BBC historically have shown bias based on what they do and don't report on, however what they do report on is generally a gold standard for neutrality

I actually did a big project on this and we basically found that for people in flats wanting to grow small plants they're amazing, but there's very little point for actual farming