That’s genuinely a great way to evaluate a manual. People who read a manual likely read it because they don’t know much about the matter.

And if they don’t know much about the matter, they will not interprete or guess anything, but do exactly what’s written in that manual.

Honestly, I don’t think it ever needed a sequel, it’s perfect on its own

Or answer D: all of the above, in the form of hollywood

Thank you for reminding me that this piece of cultural heritage exists, I need to watch it again

My vote goes to server, though with a little explanation as to why everyone calls them instances.

Easier onboarding, but still nudging users to understand how it all works.

Does that make sense? I don’t really know how to articulate the idea properly

Liking photography as much as I do, I really should look into all these tricks, huh

This is what it feels like when your router gets fried because fecking DSL isn’t lightning-proof