Author: Rauf Aliev

in the shoe store

YouTube needs to learn to analyze intonation and insert ads after completing a logical block. Or at least after a sentence. At the same time, it should also analyze videos and, if there are options, choose the one with video seams. Currently, they just bluntly cut the original video in the middle of a word. It’s really doable.

Crypto token

Of course, I don’t use Google Mail’s built-in messenger, and here’s one of the reasons. By default, anyone can add me to chats and today I discovered that I’m already added to many 🙂 There are no other side effects, but the list of recent chats is cluttered and it’s unclear how to clean it up

Today on our roads firefighters are collecting money to fight muscular dystrophy. It’s their annual campaign, which has been going on for about thirty years, called “fill the boot”. This year they have QR codes on the boots for online payment) by the way, our county has been the leading fundraiser among all US counties for ten years now.

I think the 66th can make a name for themselves through this

https://meduza.io/news/2019/08/29/rospotrebnadzor-proveril-66-prodavtsov-shaurmy-v-moskve-narusheniya-nashli-u-65

How cool that along the bike path there are 1) a pump 2) bike tools 3) water fountains 4) toilets 5) rabbits

I have never encountered such spam. Pests

Timofey Shikolenkov

And why did they send that misunderstanding, a toy robot, “Fedor,” into orbit? Sending half a kilo of cargo, say a conditional bottle of water, costs anywhere from seven to fifteen thousand according to various estimates. And this thing weighs no less than two to three hundred kilograms. I understand when Musk needed to test the Falcon Heavy, and some useful cargo in case of problems would have been destroyed. But what about this case? There must surely be a line of scientists with mice for experiments or experimental equipment, and yet they’re sending toys up there… or am I missing something?

Dmitry Akhmerov

I found a piano in the church, and Nadya – a volleyball. Trying to keep up, started with hallelujah (though from Shrek)