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What else haven’t you told me?” I thought for a minute. “Actually, yes…there is,” I replied, pausing to consider my words carefully, “I eat steak now.” I’d been a vegetarian for years, certainly the entire time I’d been with J, and had only recently crossed over to my new existence as a carnivore. I’d do anything for Marlboro Man, including forsake my longtime commitment to avoiding meat. This, I knew, would be the one way to get J’s attention. This, I knew, would make everything crystal clear to him. “My God,” J said, his bitterness replaced with disgust. “What’s happened to you?
Ree Drummond (The Pioneer Woman: Black Heels to Tractor Wheels)
Remember that Vue has to compile the template and replaces the mount node. If you have script tags as children of the mount node, as you often do with body, or if your user has browser plugins that modify the document (many do) then all sorts of hell might break loose on the page when it replaces that node.
Anthony Gore (Full-Stack Vue.js 2 and Laravel 5: Bring the frontend and backend together with Vue, Vuex, and Laravel)
JS: You started with a PC-98, but in 1996 it was on the way out, being replaced by Windows computers in Japan. Why start on PC-98? ZUN: The simple fact is that I didn’t think games would run on Windows. I honestly didn’t really consider Windows computers when I made the first Touhou games. Windows didn’t have things like DirectX back then.152 I just didn’t see it as a platform for game development. Certainly the games that I knew, and the games that I was interested in, had all been done on different systems. Some people owned a computer, like a PC-98 or an X68000, exclusively for games. So the concept of using Windows for games was one that I never really considered.
John Szczepaniak (The Untold History of Japanese Game Developers: Volume 1 (Werewolves of Yosemite Book 2))
At first Abdulla attributed Vinokurov’s brutality to the fact that he was a Russian, but he then recalled that among the men who searched his house there had been an interrogator who spoke Uzbek like a Tatar, replacing all his ‘j’s with ‘y’s.
Hamid Ismailov (The Devils' Dance)