What is a setup: the meaning of the word in technology, slang, and plots
The setup can refer to a computer desk with two monitors, a lighting scheme for filming, program settings, or the beginning of a joke. The phras…
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The setup can refer to a computer desk with two monitors, a lighting scheme for filming, program settings, or the beginning of a joke. The phras…
“Evening in the house” is not an ordinary greeting and not a Ukrainian folk saying. The phrase originates from criminal jargon and is associated…
What is a cheater? Cheater is a person who gains an unfair advantage in a game or competition through special programs, codes, or other means th…
Drop is a borrowing from the English word drop, which can mean "fall," "drop," "decrease," "release," or "something that has fallen." In the Ukr…
What is a must-have? Must-have is a slang term used to describe something very useful, successful, or almost indispensable that is worth buying,…
What is a public? Public is an open page, community, or channel on a social network designed for publishing content and interacting with an audi…
Sometimes work just doesn't flow: thoughts scatter, every message distracts, and it takes ten minutes to form a simple sentence. Yet sometimes e…
“Dratuti” is a humorous distortion of the Russian word “zdravstvuyte.” The phrase appeared in the Russian-speaking internet as a meme and was us…
The man squints a little, smiles, and touches his temple with his finger — this gesture is enough to understand the joke. It’s like: “Think abou…