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/

My yearning to have my own stable and nearly truly all-around Linux PC came to fruition around one year ago.

A mangled generation in North America.

Young men as well as young women of distrust.

J-pop is mysterious and intriguing.

I didn't use to like pasta. However, I've had a change of heart.

Nearly every software guy is a man of parts.

Every one of J's days is greatly truncated by raising his kid.

It appears that on average, Canadians dress themselves in many subtle ways, whereas mainland Chinese didn't use to.

E. G. needled me briefly when I mentioned "artsy films".

The chances of success of businesses managed by young people without the aid of mature hands are infinitesimally small, typically.

It seems that Valentine's Day has got only some sentimental value, thanks to consumerism.

And, the particular modern Western secular tradition makes many people unnecessarily poignant. Isn't it so?

IMHO, the inherent human greed induced capitalism, and then the latter exacerbated the former.

I'm still a bit confused by the thing of duvet or comforter.

Tisane, aka herbal tea, seems to be a complicated sort of drink.

I like vermicelli.

It's a super-duper sort of pasta and noodle. Is it noodle?

The word 'lusty' is so easy to be confused with 'lustful'.