Classic Belgium.

I’m not exactly specifying that they’re originally from these regions, but just the fact that they’re most well known for being associated with these regions. They’re the first place that comes to my mind when I hear these dishes.

Couscous isn’t exclusively Moroccan either, but when I hear couscous, the first place that comes to mind is Morocco.

Exactly, like, I don’t wanna have to uninstall and reinstall these drivers just with a printer upgrade.

Not only that, but printer ink is still absurdly expensive.

I collect old tech. I recently bought three things all from Apple: and 7th gen iPod Nano, a 1st gen iPod Nano, and an iPhone 3GS.

These things were honestly stupid rare in my country, since I never recall seeing an iPod in the wild at all, and an iPhone before the 4, so seeing these in my thrift store immediately made me buy them.

Even though neither of the iPods work, and the 3GS turns on, but with a dead battery and boots to an iOS 4 style recovery screen, I have to say it’s definitely worth it just to have these as display items.

I would be “Ymmel nav Loser”. I’d think I’m actually attractive, but everyone hates how I look. My entire body would be covered in hair, except for the top of my head, the spots immediately above my eyes, my chin, my armpits, and… that spot.

Even though I’m already fucked, let’s just say I would be even more fucked.

Charging brick, or power adapter.

I can’t think of a better term for these.

Levantine and Belgian

Nothing beats a nice juicy shawarma with a waffle for desert. Ok maybe a Jet2 holiday beats it, idk.

I used to watch it in Arabic. Good times.

And I’m not even a girl.

I’d say the same thing for generation 4 of My Little Pony.

There’s simply no reason why a GPU should have proprietary drivers, when that is a core, basically inseparable part of a computer. You literally NEED one to see what you’re doing with your computer (yes, integrated graphics also count).

I mean, imagine if your sound card had proprietary drivers. The world would go nuts.

That is a good point.

We can always fight those bots and misinformation, just like how we can always protest in real life.

There’s no quitting the internet for me. What I can do is take a break from the internet, as well as lower my usage time. But permanently quitting? No. I simply cannot.

The flag of South Sudan uses the wrong shade of blue. Or at least I think that’s what’s wrong since I’m not sure software vendors care about the exact color values of flags. Some operating systems still use the darker blue for Honduras for example.

I have to mention the fact that on the desktop version, sometimes when I turn off the feature that automatically plays videos when I hover over them, sometime later the feature gets re-enabled without my permission. I have no idea what could possibly trigger this, and it’s ONLY on desktop for me.

Am I just hallucinating? Or has this happened to someone else?

Drunk driving is one of the leading causes of car collisions, so… you’re making great progress.

Understood.

Check it out for yourself. You might like it.

Sadly one. It’s my own, and it’s one that I wanna get out of so bad.

And tourists LIKE this place?? I mean, good for them, but I just don’t see how. Some have even moved here.

And no, it’s not Japan. It’s actually its polar opposite (not literally). If Japan is known as the “land of the rising sun”, my country is the land of the setting sun. It would make more sense before the discovery of the New World.

Give up? It’s Morocco.

I’d say Metro was fine, but it was mainly made for Windows Phone and the Zune HD, and in my opinion, only works well on these two. When forcing it on other platforms where it doesn’t feel natural, such as the Xbox 360 or the desktop versions of Windows 8 and 8.1, you get a pretty poor user experience due to the design language made primarily with touchscreens in mind. People got confused as to how to navigate their devices.

As for me, I quickly adjusted to Windows 8.1, so I didn’t hate it that much.