It's not unreasonable to assume that I spend around 15 minutes on each video on average,
This is completely unreasonable lmao. I would bet the average is more likely to be 1 or 5 minutes, even if you watch a second of a video it is keep on the history and that's is going to weight down the average a lot.
When I was in college this was one of the biggest pleasures studying math gave me. Every semester I learned new letters and did practice sheets to try different strikes, shapes. Still remember explaining to my wife why the fancy L from a Laplace transformation couldn't be an l (that's already living individuals with age x in life tables) or L (can't remember the reason now). My H from hypothesis testing was spectacular.
Don't worry, in a couple of years it's going to become a Tropical Depression. Way better, you're still happy even when everything around you is falling apart.
I had no problem with the controller on my android phone neither (test it like that to check if wasn't the controller broke), but couldn't make it work on any distro (tried an Arch distribution don't remember the name, linux mint, fedora and bazzite (fedora based)).
That hat physics make no sense.
Stalemates and forcing draws are pretty important imo as someone who dosen't play and only watch. It's gave the game a twist that let the losing player a way to fight back from a loosing position to a draw (that feels like a win).
Blocking people is complete underrated. I block everyone who I recognize their username and it's make the experience of using internet way smoothly.
In the US the police would shoot on the first laser fired.
Not sure, maybe is something from Central America because first time hearing about it
They could look at the time the log in occurred in the computer lab
You are overestimating 90's schools infosec.
Spoiler
They're from the picture The Substance, pretty good body horror movie released this year
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