Linux aficionados are ubiquitous.

And I reckon that the prominent tornado of Ubuntu has landed ever more users onto the desktop platform of Linux.

It's tiring to watch all the moves of American trendsetters in tech.

Most people want to earn as much money as reasonably possible day in and day out.

Ergo, you have the typical nine to five schedule of a so-called full-time job.

Unfortunately, many Chinese online news media are outrageously flippant and inferior with regard to journalism.

Was United States a magnanimous country?

Is it one now?

Mon entrée: la poutine.

Un car scolaire à la Rue Guy?

Non.

Tout le vocabulaire de le français.

La rage.

Et le zeste.

Should the inveterate Department of Science reform in universities?

Yes, their course offerings are fundamental, but should they occupy so much partitions of students' precious undergraduate study time?

Things like pro wrestling and MMA entertain people day in and day out.

Chinese martial arts is a counterculture nowadays, worldwide.

In this world which is largely ruled by Java and Javascript, Python is my foible.

Like the Bash interpreter, the Python one is too neat for me to resist.

Every parent coaxes and commands his or her child.

There's no democracy here. The household is different than the political system.

To be frank with you, I'm fond of Linux way more than of Windows.

But, to be franker, I've already expended several years on learning about it, including the Bash, and it's no easy feat for people who just need a computer on which they can browse the web as well as consume multimedia.

The schisms on the levels of desktop environment and distro used to confuse the hell out of me.

Now the dust settles. And I stick to Linux Mint with Cinnamon. KDE is just not my cup of tea. Neither is openSUSE.

I can find many extenuating circumstances every week. :-)

Ubiquitous is the inveterate slackness of myriad young people.

Can you be sure that everything in Android is on the up-and-up?

Whereas we can be sure about that in Linux and Windows.

I owe the education system of China a debt of gratitude, nevertheless.

It's noteworthy that the dropout rate of high school students is bleakly high in Quebec.

One third or so.

It appears that many people suppose Donald Trump's election to presidency will be an ominous one for both the U.S. and the world.

Mrs. Hillary Clinton has had her revealing imbroglios.

Who on earth can trust her?

Barely 21 years had passed since the end of WWI, and then WWII started.

So the Armistice Day hadn't have much use to pacify peoples and countries. Or, people just remembered the dead, but they forgot the cruelty of war inflicted on the whole world.

I. X. messed up real good.

Leçon Un. À la page six.

The GUI is just an appendage of the OS, not the OS itself.

The problem is, people tend to be addicted to some particular GUI, for better or for worse. That is the GUI of macOS, my friend.

Every real man stays mostly unflappable while being tested by life.

And he may discover that everything is meaningless.

I've been a zealous English learner for over ten years till now.

Certainly Google nearly always plots against its downstream businesses, up to now.

Take a look at how smartphone manufacturers fare in the Android camp.

Chinese companies possess staggering scales, but their products tend to be made in ways that are not assiduous enough.

Sigh. Trouble after trouble to be dealt with.

C'est une large niche pour le chien là-bas.

As a matter of fact, the fastidious and persnickety gender are apt to be myopic at the really important issues in this world.

Contemporary with the consuming and destructive feminism, many institutions of the human race have been reduced to the edge of failure.

It appears that more and more flicks are challenging the bottom line of the squeamish.

The commonplace underestimation of Facebook's technological prowess is an exemplar of layman ignorance among people.

Nepotism seems to be rampant throughout China's history.

Sigh.

Nowadays Chinese producers invent a lot of useful gadgets and gizmos.