In English even when I'm the only person working on the project as there's always the prospect of someone else looking at it. Also my language doesn't use the latin script and I don't want to mix other scripts into code files. You can always write it in latin script but that's really annoying to read. Funnily enough I wouldn't be so against comments in another "big" language like Spanish or German.

I've bought several fake-leather jackets. The last one was probably the cheapest but it has lasted a lot more than the others and is the most comfortable by far. Pockets with zippers, waterproof and light enough to carry around. Living in a warm country I've gotten away with wearing it throughout winter without using a warmer coat.

Not exactly mine but I've used it. I have a fast but data-limited internet connection and a slower unlimited connection. When I need the faster connection to do something I connect to it through wifi while staying connected to the other through Ethernet. Then use this project to bind a specific app to wifi while everything else keeps using Ethernet. It uses LD_PRELOAD to link its own version of network connect that calls the real method. There's definitely a better way to do this with iptables but it's a good enough patch for when needed.

It kinda depends what you're looking for. For technical stuff DDG is much better than Google (I don't know about kagi) but for local information Google still gives better results. Google seems to return what it thinks you want to search for and not what you actually tell it to so for exact searches it's always worse. If you're not sure what you're looking for Google can be better sometimes.

Yes but I've been trying to change it since using ddg. Then again the other person will probably use Google so it doesn't matter.

If you just want the file explorer feature, windows also supports ftp, though it's a bit hidden. You can get an ftp server app on android and use ftp://phone-ip on the file explorer path input to access the phone's files.

If it provides specific answers though, it might as well be a form. It only makes sense as a chatbot to make it easier to connect with a human using the same interface.

English-learning books call those phrasal verbs and there are entire chapters focused on them. I remember them as the most hated part of English lessons.

Where is console.log()?

This is probably very subjective. I'd say I use my phone one-handed about 7/10 times and I'd do it more if I could. Actually I do most things one-handed when possible but I have small hands so phones are becoming an issue. There isn't a specific reason, it's just more convenient.

I've chipped part of my teeth at least twice bringing a bottle to my mouth. At this point I've accepted the sides of my front teeth will always look a bit messed up.

That probably depends on your use case. But also what level are you on those other languages? How many do you think you can learn at the same time?