I used to hear a lot of traffic hullabaloo in China.

But not in Canada.

Now, sadly, I cannot shake off the stereotype, which I have formed over the years, that Canadian grocery chain stores mostly provide fattening foods and drinks.

And, more sadly, way too many Canadians devour the former and guzzle the latter.

It's a monumental tragedy in the making.

Many open-source software applications are not tried and true.

It seems that the increasingly expensive university education is not sustainable fiscally, as well as in terms of the mammoth amount of precious time that students have to spend on it.

Maybe a naturally retentive memory is a myth.

Maybe deep understanding is what's really behind the scene.

There are vicarious eaters who like reading foodies' columns.

And there is even vicarious menstruation.

Well, 'vicarious' is an intriguing word in English.

Well, animatronics such the "My Real Baby" made by iRobot would feel creepy, at least a little bit, I imagine.

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IRobot .

IMHO, mainstream Canadian beers don't hold a candle to their Japanese counterparts.

Personally I take special care of my main desktop environments and operating systems.

Between KDE Plasma and GNOME, I just feel kind of impartial right now.

The makeover which was brought by KDE Plasma 5 has been such an eye candy which wows me. But it just dismisses many of my old keyboard shortcuts habits which I've carried from Microsoft Windows and the Cinnamon desktop environment.

The curtain was kept billowing in the snow breeze by the open door.

I tried keying on an antique Smith Corona typewriter yesterday.

It's a nice inputting experience.

My toddler daughter has got some teeny weeny natural rat-tail hair.

In fundamental Cryptography such as the basic parts of GnuPG, decrypting seems to be the most trivial part.

Rudolf Steiner stressed that children should just frolic without being restrained to actual academic study, if you like, during their first six years after birth.

It appears that people are installing the seminal Ubuntu operating system on all sorts of emeging personal computing devices.

Ah, Ubuntu/GNU/Linux, so to speak.

The revelation that some restaurants just serve their customers factory-prepared foods left my opinions of restaurants many notches down.

Sadly, Toshiba and Samsung laptops are not sold at Best Buy Montreal any more.

Personally I dismiss conlanging as a waste of time.

I'd rather expend my precious time on acquiring real-world languages such as French, or Japanese. Or Javascript, so to speak. :-)

It appeared that Hive Reader, an online RSS reader which had been promised by some developer, is just a piece of vaporware.

http://www.hivereader.com/