Wikipedia was "banned" in schools because it's not a primary source. Just like how all other encyclopedias were banned from being listed as sources for papers. You're supposed to use the encyclopedia as a link to the primary source. Encyclopedias were just pre-Internet search engines for books, usually listing a little summary. Wikipedia being on the internet makes it convenient, but no different than book encyclopedias with regard to how papers should list their sources.

No, I think it's closer to teaching people how to drive on city streets and highways, possibly even on the "wrong"-side, when all they think they need is to drive on a race oval. Sure, oval track learning will get them the concepts of acceleration, braking, and turning with the wheel, but they won't learn actual vital skills they should have for maneuvering the car from the garage to the track.

Boss' Boss: "Why are we paying him to remote in when we can hire an international team to remote in for 24/7 redundant button clicking at half the price of one person?"

International team: "North Korea is willing to pay us to do the job we were hired to do. Sounds tempting..."

Isn't it still a civil suit about using Google against their tos?

Israel has been known to abuse the ss7 network in the United States and spying on our own government personnel. I doubt Iran did this. I'm far likely to believe it was an Israeli attempt to get the United States to strike Iran.

"We"? fafalone discussed Supergirl (in which Milly Alcock is the lead actress) because you were first talking about Supergirl.

TFS: "... Supergirl ... Supergirl ... Supergirl ... Supergirl ..."
angel'o'sphere: "Is the main actress 'barely legal' As in Sexy, young like 16 or so? [shift to summer blockbusters like Transformers to make a point]"
fafalone: "The lead actress is Milly Alcock who's 26. You ok there?"
angel'o'sphere: "[I only remember Transformers, so I don't understand the flow of the discussion]"
Milly Alcock is not in any Transformers movies or television shows as actress or voice. That should have been clue #1 that fafalone was talking about the first thing you mentioned: the Supergirl movie which is the primary subject of TFA and mentioned multiple times in TFS.

The lead actress of Supergirl is Milly Alcock who's 26. She was either 25 or 24 when the first movie was made. She's 26 now in Supergirl. What the hell does Transformers have to do with anything involving this Supergirl movie?

I hear they replaced aluminum with aluminium. Problem solved.

Post a non-anon comment and the redundant mod will be reverted. You won't be able to choose insightful, but half the correction will be done.

This is a fun little project but I see no actual utility of react. I can't believe it's basically Windows XP, just created in a clean room obstensibly

I hear he's like the cellist dude. Never gets angry when people call his mother fat.

Had not heard about that

What if bouba and kiki just sound similar to things in reality? bouba sounds like flowing water, which happens to have round curvy portions, including bubbles (named in English with a similar sound). kiki sounds close to crystalline structures breaking; glass, ice, etc. This results in sharp angles. Instinctively knowing that "bouba" type sounds might indicate water is useful to all life with ears. Knowing that "kiki" means "sharp" seems more useful for staying away from things though.

Take my streams, take my Tubi
Take me where I cannot YouTube
I don't care, I'm still free
Can't take SciFi DVDs from me.