Before you all fall for the shamless clickbait, no, they haven't yet.
Most modern textbooks include a CD (or download code) with listening and pronounciation activities.
Tbh I'm pretty sure it's just old people tales from my pueblo so you might as well be right
Cold water will make you thirstier, you will sweat it super quickly which will feel refreshing but you will have used up all that water.
With that said, putting a 1.5L bottle of water in the freezer and carrying that is also an option.
There are some people still doing that kind of stuff over at neocities.org
I haven't played it, but Cruelty Squad beats 95% of these in uglyness. Probably because they (hopefully) do it on purpose.
Tiktok takes into account much more than that. Have you looked at the app permissions? Location, sex, age, device info, data from 3rd parties, camera, microphone, clipboard, contacts... And that's just off the top of my head. Hiding that fact makes it very convenient because I sure as hell would not voluntarily give all that data (and more) to anyone.
It's not only VSCode, it's also Github and C# and TypeScript to a lesser extent as well, probably. They want to have control over the "coding" ecosystem. And look at what they already did with github, they trained AI on all projects on it, and they then sell access to that AI.
It's a frontend to youtube withohut ads and with sponsorblock baked in. I think subtitles are available if the original video has them.
The Independent Fallout Wiki is a thing. I can't vouch for its value though; I haven't really used it.
No joke there are chatgpt bots going around, even in smaller subreddits.