No.

For sure there are alternatives, but I doubt there’s a lot of overlap between kids who want books and kids who want some e-currency. Probably not much overlap with gift givers either.

I feel like it’s the same as the way we date things as well. American is month (larger unit) then day (small unit) whereas 5 after 6 gives them in small to largest.

I do wonder about the syntax once you add seconds to the time.

Parking lot designer. Get hired to design a lot for some kind of business or entity (park, etc) and see how it plays out. Drive thrus, parking garages, stadium events, apartment lots, etc. Basically a city simulator focused on parking.

Hot take: this is better than them getting a bunch of plastic crap that will end up in a landfill in 6 months.

This is from August 2

Well actually…

An oven is something you put food in to cook by heating the air inside of it.

A range is the burner portion.

A stove is a combination of the two.

Yes this is pedantic and I agree that they’re often used interchangeably

Vegetable has no meaning other than “part of a plant* we eat”, so basically all fruits are vegetables

*And in the case of mushrooms, fungi

Thanks!

Dumb question but your comment got this into my head: in your response, since it’s mostly English and LTR, are the Arabic words in your response read right to left?

Just start using it for everything and confuse everyone… I mean E6E

I’m all for this too. The Western landlocked states would be screwed not having access to the Pacific ports as well.

Factorio, although it’s more about automating those things. Satisfactory or Dyson Sphere Program, which are 3d versions of the same concept.

If you want more of a creating bench style, there’s a whole crop of games under the “open world survival craft” genre such as valheim, raft, rust, project zomboid, green hell, and so on.

Hilariously, the data don’t back them up, my wife does research on this very topic for a company. The dollar signs do though, they have to justify the property expenditures.

Make sure the responsible people in your household know where the main water, gas, electric shutoffs are and how to use them properly. For water and gas, make sure they still are accessible and work by actually turning them off then on.

Almost everything in a house has a lifespan. Know what it is and where yours is at in terms of life left. Different roofs, siding, HVAC systems etc all have different lifespans and odds are you’re gonna have to replace most of them at some point in ownership.

Spend some hours on YouTube watching this old house or something similar. You’ll learn a lot of random things that mashes people handy, even if it isn’t directly applicable to your situation. How to replace a doorknob, how to change an outlet, unclog a drain, etc.