Yes, I checked it and it is something I have heard of before, I was just unfamiliar with the term. There are some DIYers that “drink water” in the name of green hydrogen and it does look very interesting, but I am living in a very small place and noone has any use for it here. I’ll look into it further though, it is a very good and useful thing. Thanks again! 
Anything practical for a single citizen, please. 
Actually, my idea to sell energy to the utility companies is not so far fetched - though your ability to do this will depend a lot on where you live. 
Hair in your food. Discuss.
De-lice.
Depends a lot on the context and situation. For example, the following two cases are very different:
Hair in your bite or in your food, not just hanging from your head (I had that a few times, in my long-haired days, but it’s different when it hasn’t left its base).
Food prepared by you or others, restaurant or takeout etc.
I know technically it isn’t a big deal, and obviously in our plate land a thousand things that we don’t see and we don’t give them a second thought. Also I know everyone tells me it’s not a big deal and I can just take it out, the polite thing is to just ignore it etc. I don’t like making it a big deal either, because it ruins everyone’s mood.
But I just can’t keep on eating. Am I unreasonable?
What about: food in your beard?!
I don’t have one, but I prefer bearded people who are hyper-aware of such situations.
I think it’s perfectly reasonable to refuse to keep eating the food, especially if one finds such a situation instinctively repulsive.
That said, choosing not to finish it can be a calm decision. They aren’t required to make a scene about it. They can either set it aside or politely ask the waiter if it can be remade.
I think the level of social imposition on the rest of the party depends a lot more on how they respond than on whether they continue eating their hair food.
Relevant
Let’s not take for granted it’s a restaurant.
In relative situations you can’t just stop eating, they’re all like hawks watching if you finished your plate.
Well I can’t comment on cultural differences 
I think maybe in Australia it would not be so extreme? 
but I come from a generally uncaring family so that might just be my experience
Anyone ese getting that bug? I need to restart my phone every day and then colors are back to normal. The bug appeared a few days ago after I updated the OS of my phone.
I bet it has to do with dark mode interfering in some way, inverting the colours of the black stones to white, probably because it mistakenly thinks they are backgrounds.
Is that Samsung Browser?
My phone is a Xiaomi, and the application I’m using is Tsumego Pro.
This was a very interesting interview. Does anyone know anything more about those teaching books that are mentioned there?
“Do you think the Go community should be more diverse?”
I understand they’re not an experienced interviewer, but I can’t imagine a scenario where someone would say “nope”. The way the question is phrased seems a bit off.
Yes, but the answer seemed to be more focused on the one thing that the EGF doesn’t seem to care a lot about: developing Go to as many countries as possible 
So, I guess it was a useful answer instead of a typical one, even though the question itself was very typically phrased.
Be that as it may, if those books are published, it seems to me that they are going to be a big help for everyone. 
