What called are you named?
It seems in the UK (and perhaps other UK influenced places) they say “a person called Nick”, but in the US we say “a person named Nick”. I wonder why that is. Do you know?
It seems in the UK (and perhaps other UK influenced places) they say “a person called Nick”, but in the US we say “a person named Nick”. I wonder why that is. Do you know?
I’ll make it easy on you, this is the word: smalm I was playing Wordle with my brother and dad the other day and my dad sent me a word he tried, but he was confused because autocomplete kept correcting it. He had never heard of it. Neither had I. I looked in the dictionary for the word and I …
It’s chrysanthemum season! Shot with my iPhone 14 Pro Max’s 48 megapixel camera. Curious how this will look on the web. (And also the file size)
I am a web developer by day and was working on a feature that was supposed to create an input field that could only accept numbers. Super easy right?! <input type="number" /> I’m demoing said feature to the client (after having tested this) and I’m bashing on the home row …
Burrito with refried pinto beans, Mexican rice, roasted potatoes, grilled on a comal, smothered in vegan cheese sauce, vegan sour cream, and herdez salsa chipotle cremosa. Outstanding. 🌯