Where I live (Norway) there’s 3 different bottles available, they’re all exactly the same and you have to look at the ingredients to find out which one it is (chili content %)

There’s one in grocery stores, it’s not spicy at all.

There’s a different one available for wholesale (the ones restaurants have) which has some heat.

Then there’s the import one I find in Asian grocery stores which actually has some spicyness to it.

Oh hey, I’ve driven on that road. With leopards sitting there ominously.

Cold response is a weird time to live in the arctic.

They were pushed by some influencers and had somewhat popularity, then some influencer had their car catch fire and their Stanley cup survived, that went very very viral on TikTok.

And now I see generic Stanley like cups being sold in grocery stores. A true staple of virality

Our (norways) greatest industry is PR.

+1 for canta!

Norwegians heard sobbing in the distance

Well, the Supreme Court says it’s art and that means it’s protected under free speech.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ashcroft_v._Free_Speech_Coalition

Yeah it seems mostly SEO bait whenever I get results for it. I mostly rely on “awesome” lists on GitHub to find actual alternatives.

Kudos for leaving it up.

I had an employer that uses Santander for pension, within a day of them adding my info into Santanders systems my email that has never gotten spam before in over 10 years (custom domain, only every used for government stuff or employment stuff) got 20-30 spam emails. It keeps getting 10 or so a day since then.

Big banks WILL sell your info.

My solution to #1 is installing it in a VM and copying the installed game over. It works, but quite annoying

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