It’s It’s Baden Baden.

The Pareto principle seems valid for most languages as well: 20% of the effort for 80% of the understanding, but it’s the final 20% of knowledge/fluidity that’ll do you in.

No problem, I was actually focusing more on what he was saying than on the subtitles the first time around.

D’Ambrosio’s opinion on the Holy Trinity:

Well, that’s it, I can’t take it anymore, I’m getting my motorcycle license come spring.

Chew on things, try to yawn and swallow as much as possible, and above all, try to do this regularly during ascent and descent, not just when you start experiencing pain.

Put it down for a week (or two). Use it as a form of escapism or stress relief from then on: whenever you feel like it, launch the game, buy a car (D/C class classics can be a lot of fun) and just drive around enjoying the scenery, or enter a race or two. Rinse and repeat whenever you feel like it.

There’s an Oppo club, should show up in the search results.

The crab is supposed to do that. Sneaky little rock-like bastards.

In F1 it would have ended with a puncture for the Volvo and an obliterated front wing for the Ford. Carbon fiber pieces for all!

I’d personally prefer the GTC4Lusso (again, what a name) as a family car, but I’m just not a fan of a lifted driving position in general, makes me feel disconnected from the road.

You seem like the kind of gentleman who would enjoy life’s finer pleasures.

And you can have a car with a silly name or a car that’s pointlessly expensive, but not both.

*1 Series. 

So, answer ‘maybe’ to everything?

I propose reviving Sergio Leone.

You know, why use parts when you can just use complete broken down cars to recreate it?

*rotting away in Brunei.

Malfunctioning space station, heading back for Earth, you say? Does anyone know what Wheatley’s been up to for the past few years?

In similar news, MathWorks just sent out an email stating that Matlab is currently not compatible with MacOS in a large number of non-US/Western locales/languages. More info here.