Does this mean there's no phlogiston, either?:

This will simply lead to the tested action being conditioned by the system's response. Heck, even Pavlov could see this one coming.

Actually, it's called a jitney when in such service.

Because, you know, like I tried that mental health thing once, and it's greatly overrated.

Remember the rise of the boom box, in the '80s?

... coffee filters?

... don't let the Daleks get a hold of these.

... that an English apostrophe in German is part of the German zeitgeist? Or will the English have to give "zeitgeist" back because of this?

It's clear from this that the secret to a longer life is avoiding paperwork.

If this negatively affects resale, will owners sue for loss of value?

Or advancing Darwinism? You be the judge.

... the similarity is dictated primarily by aesthetics, rather than the availability of equipment and appurtenances, costs, and stock floor plans.

The web has gone from being a playground to being a managed sales presentation. Apps are a big part of the problem, but the only real counter today is social, and that has its own problems with integrity.

Yes, it was about 2005, and they named the project Flo Control, as Flo was their cat's name.

Windows is designed to breed dependence. Linux was created to provide independence. The difference informs many of the disparities between the operating systems. You could think of it like a car, with Win being an automatic transmission, and Linux a manual. Yes, you'll have to learn to shift, but worlds will open up when you do. Or, as George Clinton put it, "Free you mind, and your ass will follow."