Finland: only had it a couple of times 'cause it's expensive, and takes long and is tedious to make, but loimulohi (fire salmon). It's salmon nailed to a plank and then heated up by an open fire. Very tasty.

Pretty much any big enough fish can be made like that, but I've only had salmon.

No.

honestly, i disagree. i really don't see the big problems with the ending. i actually even like it.

the library (called a tesseract in the movie) is constructed by the future humans, who have control of 5d space, and who include Murphy, who actually lived in the room connected to the tesseract. it's built to look like that, so Cooper, a 3d being, can actually understand it. it's basically stretching out time and gravity into a 3d space. the library is not something the black hole made up because Cooper loves Murphy (which i thought what happened on my first watch), it's what the future humans made with the help of the black hole. love ties thematically into it, 'cause Cooper loves and knows Murphy so well, he knows how to tell her the quantum data from the black hole, or something. and Cooper, or the future humans for that matter, can't say or do anything directly, 'cause in the past, they're only able to affect gravity (and because of the construction of the tesseract, Cooper can only control the gravity of that one room.) the reason for why the future humans don't go just directly do it themselves is explained as them not being able to pinpoint a specific space, or time for it, which is why Cooper, who can traverse the tesseract for a specific point in time and space in that room to tell Murphy the quantum data, which allows the future humans to do all of the crazy 5d stuff.

anyway, sorry for the rambling. Interstellar is my favourite movie, and i really love even the ending of it. multiple scenes, including the ending, make me bawl like a baby, like no other movie has done to me, and i love all the hard sci-fi it has. sci-fi so hard, that physicists learned something new about black holes, because of the equations used to make the black hole cgi in it.

There were 2 subreddits for qc. One for the haters who think the comic has gone down in quality, and one for the lovers who think the comic is as good or better as it's been in the past.

Imo both subs were kinda annoying since on one you can't say anything bad about it and on one you can't say anything good about it.

Huh, Pilvi (Cloud) is a completely valid, if modern, name in Finland. We have pretty strict naming laws here too.

Neither is sway

Yes, it is. On a long mission, even a few kg can have big differences in fuel consumption. Also the mean difference of reaction times between men and women is around 20-30ms, which is miniscule. Idk about the differences in resistance to space, but I highly doubt that men are significantly more resistant than women.

ngl, would rather drive that than a Tesla

Rallying at night in the middle of a forest.

Probably shouldn't have built the society in reference to a dystopia book...

Well, I just scored a 37 on the autism spectrum quotient.

Atleast in Finland, a gay person who hates immigrants.

The Finnish act windows95man has been talking about protesting to the Finnish media, but we don't really know how yet. He also mentioned that there may be other acts with him.

There's a kernel option to disable the text and it's on by default on Arch, but not on Ubuntu.

Edit: It seems that the kernel parameter is not on by default. I've always used GRUB and the text hasn't appeared for me until I've removed the quiet option in the GRUB config file so I thought it was on by default. It might be on by default with GRUB or I'm remembering wrong.

If Ame loses this game 5 against Magnus again, he will probably have nightmares of that hero for the rest of his life.

Youtube has a lot of useful videos for beginners. BSJ's series' for beginners comes to mind. If you're coming from league, the channel Tzar Potato has tutorial videos for lol players. ZQuixotix helped me understand some key concepts, especially hotkeys and Grubby's A to Z series is good for watching a new player learn and play the game at the same time as you do.

Main thing for me was just playing lots of games and gaining confidence on few heroes at a time. Just look for a couple of heroes that look cool to you and are fun to play (preferrably difficulty 1, but harder heroes are fine too), and spam them. It's way easier to learn new concepts about the game when playing a hero you're familiar with. The main main thing is to play lots!

Sry I can't provide links, am on phone.

Don't worry, Meepo is probably the hardest character, or atleast one of the hardest characters in Dota. Most other heroes are much easier. The game is still pretty hard, but because mechanical skill is less needed compared to game knowledge, it's not much harder than League (still even League is quite hard, but that's the nature of mobas.)

Except it is just scatting. The leekspin version and the Miku version of the song is just the scatting parts of the Loituma arrangement. The full Loituma version, Korpiklaani version or one of the many recorded versions from Finnish folk singers have the actual lyrics. They do actually include a scatted part, usually after every verse, but Loituma atleast extended it for a full verse of scatting, which the Miku version made into a full song.

For the record, the lyrics are about the main character of the song dancing polka with the girl he loves (Ieva), whose "proper" and religious parents don't approve of the mc or dancing in general. So after they dance and go home, the mom of Ieva catches them and makes Ieva cry, the mc threatens the mom to leave them alone and professes his love for Ieva. Then they go on to dance more polka. It's great.

I feel kinda relieved. Autism would be an explanation why so many things that seem obvious to others, seem so weird or different to me. Of course I know that tests and self-evaluation doesn't mean you necessarily have it, but I have been told before by a mental health professional, that I might be autistic. I should definetly look into it more with a professional.

OneShot is a story puzzle game, with some horror, that's imo the best 4th wall breaking game out there.

serial experiments lain for the PS1 is also a good one, and that is explicitly psychological horror. Just uhh, it's barely a game and extremely janky, however, the story is absolutely amazing. you can play it online at laingame.net, just... be ready for some (intentional) jank and an extremely weird, non-linear story. also heavy content warnings for everything in DDLC and more.