Project Gutenberg is such an underrated library.

Stop, Maksim Gorkiyda Asaxiy Books qachon ochilgandi?

1 yildan oshibdi🗿

I tell you what, Cakelab (Maksim Gorkiy) coffee quality is getting better and better.

iOS hotspot randomly turning off bug is officially back.

"Frankenstein"ni o'qib asarning o'zidan tashqari eski ingliz tilini o'rganib maza qilayapman.

Ramazon muborak!

I was peacefully listening to 2000’s hits while working, and then Youtube jumpscared by playing “Dance Monkey”. Covid and “Dance Monkey” are my two worst memories from 2020.

Bu yil qaysi kanalni Ramazon kalendari chiroyli ekan? ))

Excuse me?

Weapons of mass distraction…

Simply unbreathable.

Absolute cinema Monday. Barely any time to work outside meetings.

Simply lovely

Eng ko’p tarqalgan milliy urf-odatlarimiz:
1. Osh pishirish
2. Navro’z
3. Internet ishlamasa telefonni bitta “polet”ga qo’yib olish.

What’s worse than a Hublot?
A fake Hublot.

Maza qilib ko’cha aylanadigan havo bo’layapti lekin.

F1 Intro for this season is kinda meeh.

Recently I'm seeing quite a few videos in my Youtube watch history that I haven't actually watched. All of them are either long live streams or hours long "shorts", but in completely random topics. No, it's not because of another session in my account or simply hovering over videos. Either it's some sort of a bug slash view farm exploit in Youtube or one of my Chrome extensions has gone rogue.

The thing I don't really like about this era of F1 cars is that they're so powerful, yet energy limit is so disproprtionally low that, now the races are effectively about better energy management. Not driver skills, not tyre management, not aerodynamics, not even raw engine power, but energy management. Mercedes dominated this week (and probably incoming weeks, too) because they had better energy deployment strategies. Real-time simulations were very important before this era to account for tyre strategies, weather changes, safety cars, over/undercut strategies, etc. But now it's the deciding factor to win. Teams are now investing a lot in better factory HPC clusters and mobile data centers.

BTW, this has nothing to do with Aston, they're cooked beyond saving.