Black and white makes you focus on the structures and details, and removed the unnecessary distractions It works this way. It also changes the composition: colors have different weights. Without them,

a season in particular that you would say is the "best" for that show? I don't remember, lol. That's why it's fun to watch again. Alas, I remember the main twists of the plot so the general

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What do you think of the proposed sugar tax in Germany? A great idea. People should know that sugar products are taxed in the same way as tobacco. Our consumption of sugar is based on what we learned in

I don't have a place for any more storage... or, 2 years between season is too long. I quit watching some nice series just because - despite I had really wanted the continuation - I couldn't remember all

Happy to be listed here! Thank you!! 😎🥂

This is true: information excess creates the same effect of confusion as information scarcity. Furthermore, in today's world, clickbait has become the norm and obscures all other information. It's difficult

A nice place but slightly small, slightly less exotic than it could be. If your goal is only to travel, you won't stay in Pokhara even for a week - nothing to do here. But perfect for a break in travel

Same houses in the Philippines? That's a surprise for me... Though, never been to your country.

Exactly. On clear days, you can see this roof right from Pokhara.

little boats Thank you, Jesus!! 😊😊 Boats were positioned really well... And you also probably noticed that the imagine would significantly win from being BW. But here I was sharing travel info and didn't

Pokhara City itself (including non-touristy places) seems to be a place not poorer than some ex-Soviet countries. But probably they have less access to medicine and education here and worse social support.

The absence of a million billboards -- yes. And streets look streets not parking lots unlike in many European places. It's a place with always fresh weather, a week forecast: Amazing considering it's hot

Karachi will be restored to its glory in 5-10 years. We, Karachiites, have started to see some real changes I hope it will. Good to know that life is becoming better in Pakistan.

Amazing work! Two thoughts out loud. 1 Desktop, Windows 11 (perhaps), Chrome: isn't that too large line height? I checked in Opera (rare but I use) - the same distance. 2 Only a dark theme? Good for night

Great shots! The parakeets typically hold the fruits or their feed in one foot I never saw how these guys are having meal, so curious. Chikoo/Sapodilla the favorite fruits for them. I can say all our chikoo

Yes, hard to find articles. Even I see a title worth sharing, normally the post stinks with one-click AI lazy shitpost so much that I don't dare to share it on Reddit. I'd better write a review of a movie

Wow, Karachi - it should be very interesting. Sort of Pakistani Mumbai, probably. Quite a hot city I think. I spent a while in Rajasthan last year - probably, almost the same climate.

😊 I have this focus on nature, so... I learned stuff in Thailand and hanging out with Thais helped a lot, by the way. I have many more posts about Bangkok to come! That's great. Amazing city. Already

No problem. Just read the beginning of the post - I shared all the details, including all necessary screenshots.