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It's an incomplete explanation. You have New Year's Day as an intercalary day, essentially January 0th creating a 3 day weekend. It's either considered a Saturday or not assigned a day of the week at all. Leap days are either immediately after or inserted as June 0th the same way.

It's apparently not even subtle enough to make that claim, it checks the useragent and sleeps for 5 seconds if it's not Chrome.

Most of the "complexity" comes from the fact that Israel directly funded Hamas while sabotaging every attempt for a moderate, secular Palestinian state, with the deliberate intention to create a propaganda-friendly enemy that they can justify war crimes against and eradicate Palestinians under the guise of collateral damage.

The line between creative worldbuilding and batshit insanity is surprisingly thin.

It's like the horizon of ignorance in science. The more you know, the more you know you don't know.

It's open source, if there was a back door it would have been found years ago.

The ending of part 1 was literally killing a manifestation of the concept of being a remake. It's a sequel to FF7R, in which the subtitle "Remake" was a red herring, not part 2 of a remake.

Oh, not grams. I thought the dosage seemed high.

I assumed this was about Twitter blue checks, I think I prefer that interpretation.

Money and time are separate costs, consuming time is not, in and of itself, something of value.

They dig the hole first and then fill in the river.

As opposed to naturally occurring titles?

If you're getting the work done for both jobs, what's the problem? If they want to double your workload, they can pay you double.

There's no such thing as a child in the womb. A child, by definition, has been born.

If it works like telescopes, the Very Large Hadron Collider, then the Extremely Large Hadron Collider, and then the Overwhelmingly Large Hadron Collider.

SQL Server technically does behind the scenes, but automatically commits, which kind of defeats the purpose.

Because it's not the reason. Pseudorandom number generation is statistically identical to random.

Often completely botching existing transitions on, say, two consecutive songs on an album that already flow into one another.

This is an irrelevant distinction for any case where you aren't worried about someone reverse engineering the algorithm and seed by logging output. Any half decent PRNG's output will be statistically indistinguishable from true randomness.