Castling Toward the Esteemed, and Once Tokaji Sargamuskotaly from Ungvar Pince.

It occurs that you should rid of things that aren’t splendid, and find the ones that are ethical or convenient. There are cases I had recently. But before that, I open a bottle of Hungarian wine Tokaji Sargamuskotaly, which from company Ungvar Pince, because a lot of grape drinks from that country bear this name. The beverage’s percentage is eleven, and it is semi-sweet, from the year 2025, and has a screw cap. Only an enemy could make such a gift. But the wine was received from the delivery service. This yellow liquid was close to transparency, which added to a thought I couldn’t drink it entirely.

I didn’t like how the new update (I don’t understand that such things must be often) of Firefox impaired their ideal browser. The browser entered in your privacy by being intrusive with offering to create an account for some time, which I didn’t need, and it started to save your history only for the last two months, making that isn’t helpful because sometimes I need for reading of something or for writing to find material that I saw long time ago. It wasn’t much disturbing until the popped-up window on one site on where I made registration was actually for signing up a Firefox account. Its offered options were invasion into your privacy too much. Besides, I couldn’t delete the account. However, the accident brought to learning facts that I was supposed to check before. Mozilla Firefox, on their website, keeps the far-left links that including Bluesky and it has no direction to X, even though the enterprise has an account on Elon Musk’s social media, which is active.

NB. Choosing Bluesky over X isn’t the right strategy from a marketing point. The microblogging platform from ex-Twitter founders has 10.4 million active users per month–and it’s shrinking since the fourth quarter of 2024 when there were 22.1 million–against 302 million visitors of X. A radical ideology kills your commonsense.

Firefox joined Bluesky on January 16, 2025, and proclaimed it on X, which left soon, in January 28, 2025. The last message was: “Imagine hating on us when we're literally just minding our own business and browsing the web”. Their mind changed, and the company returned in July 21, 2026, claiming: “We took time off of X, but we’re back. The internet is changing again, so we’re here as an independent voice for our users and the open internet.” No apologies had a place, because they didn’t want to reject their ideology, but the corporation resumed their business mind after a commercially woeful step.

Further research also revealed that company created a Han’s version of their browser while the current leader of the company is an Asian woman who was in a White House cabinet, which was under some Black man. Promotion of political correctness in Mozilla is everywhere on the corporation site and on a board of directors. Since that, I am using DuckDuckGo browser.

The leak of Statham’s last Mutiny instigated me to clicking it for expectedly get corroboration that all his modern political correct stereotypes were included. Before that seemed the brawls and shooting were the only succeeded thing, but the enemies are slow and don’t take opportunities to attack, merely watching and waiting to be slayed–it is also a contribution of incompetent editing. Statham himself doesn’t offer new beyond his and Hollywood ordinary, unnatural fighting. Aside from that, it has an abominable which in the ending. The lead character saves many illegal migrants who are sweet-looking and well-mannered people, and a lot of them are women and children. You don’t see dirty and rude Arabs among them.

Statham always wanted to be in quiet waters, as he apologized in 2018 for using homosexual slurs on a film set five years earlier though he doesn’t recollect the incident and requested the alleged tape on which they were recorded many times but was refused (it raises a suspicion about its existence), and didn’t call back and didn’t appear at a UFC event at the White House. The Brit already discredited himself and did propaganda before, as it is known, but Mutiny became the last straw for me. I won’t wish to make any glance at his movies even for checking and joking.

I would wish demos be on GOG. I hadn’t a friendly relationship with Steam since its beginning. It was with buying Half-Life 2: Episode One, which infamously was known that you must have an account in their store, and it was possible through the connection with Internet. It was 2006 when most people hadn’t a fast and any kind good contact to the world web. Either after the activation started to count money or you had a limited traffic. Of course, I was knew these aspects, which I accepted in buying the disc. I experienced by myself the long waiting of the installation of Half-Life 2: Episode One, which I never didn’t risk to complete to the end because I hadn’t much finances back then. It would be cost a lot for putting the icon on your desktop and less than three hours of walkthrough. Steam will a trouble years after: long downloading–even when the Internet was an everywhere thing–and not from all countries you can purchase in their store, as I didn’t succeed the only ever time (that saved me because it was the worst game 2014, as I revealed after pirating it). The appearance of Steam already showed a shortcoming that you can’t gift a disliked electronic composition to anybody or sell it. The possible solution is give the account coordinates, which maybe will need you. I forgot password to Steam, and I couldn’t restore it. The inside of the disk with Half-Life 2: Episode One was left unreachable. Many years later, I downloaded it illegally.

Pierre Gilhodes plans to launch a crowdfunding campaign for the physical edition of BOUZOUK MegaDreamPark, and other books that include: old comics that will “remastered and improved” in his words, works that weren’t published and humorous drawings. He promised the beginning “soon”, but it already two months. Anyway, I’m gleeful that I could touch them.

The look doesn’t define the reality, as I found out with that Tokaji Sargamuskotaly. I didn’t need to do rotating from a bad alcohol beverage toward great one, which I had in Gamla Riesling from 2023 with delighted Riesling which acidity is lovable, and that divine wine I used in between. The Hungarian drink had a fresh scent. Grapes and its sweetness weren’t intrusive. Later filling of air gave some acidity, but you could forget by drinking it rare and rinse. It was a pleasant mild wine with a light aftertaste. I discovered a classic Tokaji wine, and the desert one that I loved (I wasn’t friendly to them before that). It offers more for its price.

Then I listened Gyongyhaju Lany by Omega (a song that Scorpions interpreted as White Dove) and Bad Boys Blue’s composition A World Without You (Michelle).