They really don't :( Local TV news always tone down (and professional translation helps a lot with this too) the degenerate things said by authoritarian figures, heck they basically give them a platform everyday. Report by copy-pasting, no critique whatsoever. They don't report acts of violence by police or erosion of citizen rights, they just repeat what's said on media panels, twitter, truth social

Don't dead
open inside

This is so much worse than "neighbor".

Also, how fun:

Simonetti "intercepted" groceries ordered by the individual and refused to return them until officers told her to do so

TEETH

My bad I was actually thinking of non-English discussions AFK, I guess I wonder if they know the meaning even more, and it's weird that they already feel cool just by using an English expression

"Slop kiddies" is a great term. Everytime I hear a non-native eng speaker proudly say they do vibe coding I cringe a little

But they wanted to rhyme with "shape of you" ;)

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On y vaaaa :P

I think those would fall into Drama, Crime, Thriller, Documentary, etc. There are less than 700 titles for "News" so very few, I have no idea what it means but maybe literal news clips.

UHD Blu-rays go up to 100GB so that covers many games, for more than that it'd have to be a digital download I guess

The PlayStation 3 was the first console to use (standard) Blu-rays, 20 years ago :) some people argued it was cheaper than dedicated BD players, many used it to watch movies.

While true that originally it also meant "balance" (in late latin we later got the word bilanx for scales - literally two plates), lb is for latin libra, and it was an actual specific weight (with a corresponding economical value in the Roman as coin) in use since the Roman republic, and it has remained in use for more than two millennia all over the world (with slighly different values depending on time and place, but usually between 350-450grams). It's not an accident the the UK pound stirling coin still has the same L shaped symbol £, same as the italian lira, etc