They did use letters, but they started with Gen X, because X was a cool letter in the 80s. Gen Y was changed to millennials because that was the time period they grew up in. Then Gen Z, which is the end of the alphabet, so they restarted, but with the Greek alphabet for gen alpha.

That’s fine, but if you get a culorado, see a doctor

Many can’t tell the difference between Colorado & Colorgreeno

LMBO, and sometimes it does come with a service manual, but you have to take the machine apart to find it like with my Samsung Washing machine

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Genericide is a power held by the people, and we should use it more often.

CGNAT burned down my house

No, even regular savings accounts have ~4% interest, so it makes sense for anyone who got a mortgage more than 2-3 years ago when the rates went up. Any extra money shouldn’t be going to pay down old debt faster, it should be in savings or other high yield accounts.

Computers usually shut down for safety at 100c which is the same temp water boils at. Usually even in data centers though, the temps are kept below 75c as compute efficiency drops as temp rises.

It might technically be possible, but would probably be more energy efficient to keep the servers cool, and desalinate with the ‘saved’ energy using RO filters

More to avoid the “oh sweetie” from people you know and care about.

Though I wonder how much you could trust the pronunciation if they outsourced the call center to an English-speaking third-world country like Alabama.

Not quite the same way. Bread and sugar are products we make from grasses (wheat & sugar cane).

High fructose corn syrup is grass in the same way as sugar and bread, and beer for that matter.

Pedant here: corn is a grass. Modified by centuries of selective breeding, and not endemic to the region where the aurochs were domesticated.