My guess is electric stoves up until induction had terrible heat control which non-stick is more forgiving to use with than cast iron or stainless steel. Also ease of use. Don’t really need to learn anything to make an omelette in a non-stick.
Cast iron and stainless steel for stuff that would fuck with the cast iron seasoning (acidic or high heat stuff). Stainless steel can be a bit tricky to get used to, but once you do, it’s trivial.
Skadeglad, if they want something easier to pronounce for an English speaker. But tbh I don’t know if these kinds of compound words should count at all.
At this point they’re better off as sushi and donated to research. They can’t be released into nature and even if they found a new “home”, it would just be another Marineland ran by worthless shitheads like the last one.
The LAN parties are gonna be off the hook!
I swear some shitty AI bullshit is gonna shut down the internet by the end of the decade.
Saw a post just today with a 1000 year old folding chair. Looked pretty much identical to the ones used today. Lost the post but kept the picture. 
And then there’s the fascists down south threatening to invade you every so often.
They’re using a poorly made graphics engine and got scammed into implementing malware into their game.
I never pre-ordered anything. I saw a YouTube video of people having fun in a space game, and then I bought said space game, and played it.
I swear you guys are more obsessed with Star Citizen than the people who play it.
I think the people claiming this game is a scam, don’t know what scam means. I paid for this game years ago and sometimes I go online and have fun with friends or just drink beer and do cargo hauling to relax. Like any other game really. Early access or not, people are having fun.
Sunk cost fallacy? What cost am I putting in, and what am I expecting in return? This game cost me a night on the town years ago that would’ve been forgotten at this point, and gained me a fun space game.
The times I’ve had with this game over the years I feel is well worth the cost of dinner at an fairly upscale restaurant or a night out drinking.
I think it’s neat. It has tons guides and plugins to do pretty much anything. Other solutions can be lacking in documentation. One big plus is the way you can just throw in whatever drives you’ve got laying around and not have to worry about them matching or anything. Is it the best performing? Probably not but it doesn’t need to be. For me it just hosts files and a bunch of fairly lightweight services.