I'm just being a little pedantic here, but miles are only a unit to measure distance not area.

Bittä und Dankä!

Keeps you on the bench and also ensures that your blanket (or cardboard or even newspapers...) stays where it belongs even in strong winds.

Haha I don't have any particular research skills... I asked the AI-bot of the ecosia search engine.

But as mentioned above: I am not sure if this answer is correct...

A short Internet search gave me this: "C" stands for countdown and "F" for finish. So "C" would be the time until you start your exercise. And "F" the time until you finish your set. Sounds somewhat plausible but I can't say if it really is correct...

Yeah my car mechanic told me that some cars/manufacturers have exactly this design flaw where the end of the broken spring slides out and pierces the tire. He mentioned that also BMWs do this. I previously had a VW Golf and had broken springs like 4 times (used to drive a lot on unpaved country and forest roads for work) which luckily doesn't do this. The rest of the spring stays in and sometimes we only noticed a spring was broken again during inspection. Sometimes I heard the broken part rattle while driving on uneven terrain. Don't know where I would have ended if every broken spring had pierced a tire...

Well kinda both. Got it used from my brother and I think it was the second gen made. It's dead since a few years tho. The battery died.

To be honest my old 2 gen iPad started showing cracks several years ago...

on i-macs?

That's how you brexit vim tho. Takes years to complete, no coming back and bricks everything else in the process.

Yeah vom is easy. Have you tried exiting vim tho?

Yeah but make it an alternative timeline, where he becomes a famous artist. And put in some 'tasks' he finished before the great breakthrough.