Maybe I'm weird, but for me it's always non-invert for look controls, but as soon as I'm in a plane or ship it must be invert.

Yeah, in Tenet the character is never named, but iirc he is listed as "Protagonist" in the credits, which is the standard placeholder name.

You don't even need to think about reference frames for the answer to be B, because each layer is being displaced by the layer behind it. Take the limit to go from a discreet to continuous domain and you exit the portal at the same speed you entered, which is exactly the speed of the falling portal.

Yeah I'd go with "win in" personally.

Fwiw it's a robusta blend, and the whole "light roast = more caffeine" thing is actually moot, darker roasts are easier to extract, so the caffeine destroyed in the roasting is offset by being easier to extract into the cup.

Might be worth noting that "standard" star battle is 2 stars per region/row/column, it's a bit more involved than 1 star.

I think it's trying to be meta-commentay, utilizing diagetic irony as a form of meta-irony. At least that's the only reading that really coherently parses. Ironic spaces/jokes have always been infiltrated by those who genuinely hold those beliefs, it's basically impossible to defend against, the kinds of things you would want to make fun of via irony are almost always held by those who are unable to understand more than surface level interpretation of media more generally.

The thesis is probably better read as "fuck it we ball" and refusing to let go of irony just because supider people misunderstand it.

So, a woman rejecting the sexual advances of a powerful man should be punished and told to shut the fuck up? Yeah, great moral lesson there, let's use that one instead.

Just wait till you get to tree(3)!

It's too late, they already classified SUV's as a truck.

Minutefood did an entire video on it, with the conclusion that none of the hacks actually work. Some of the methods get closer than others, but it's going to take time whatever you do if you want a good result. https://youtu.be/V6R_xMzov0U

Americans reduce the Middle vowel to schwa in the adjective form but not the verb form, so you'll often see the adjective spelled with an e and the verb with an a.