rpgmaker

I just finished reading Crime and Punishment (spanish translation) and there was a particular reference that I didn't understand but still gnaws at me. At some point in the book when the main character is starting to "lose it" he says to himself that in two weeks he will be found at the "seventh verst" and it's not clear what that reference means (maybe at the time it was written it didn't need clarification). Does anyone here has any idea what it means?

PS: Maybe this is the wrong subreddit, let me know if it is.

I'm wondering this because I find myself scouring my apps's reviews in order to answer to any user complaints. I have looked for ways to enable notifications via the 'Alerts' options in the development console but they just alert you after a user has updated his/her review of your app not when the review it's initially posted. I understand that such notification may be unbearable for Big Popular Apps like whatsapp but for the small developers it would be very useful. Is there a way to get this kind of notification?

I'm comparing the iMac (21.5-inch, Late 2015) and the Mac mini (Late 2014) (both base models at their level) and that looks to be the case according to Apple: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201918 and https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201897

Am I missing something?

After the last few take downs The Pirate Bay has suffered the official site (thepiratebay.la) has never been the same. I still use it to find old content but its mainly a shadow of its former self and the health information of the torrents is far from updated. I have found myself using piratebay.to (I think I found it googling for a torrent of something I did not find anywhere else a couple of months ago). At first I thought that it was a get-money-quick scam scrapped by someone but I have found it to have a lot of torrents that I really can't find anywhere else, what I used to use TPB for and to some extent still do. Is this a known TPB mirror? Are there better or more trusted TPB mirrors a

I read it a while ago and can't remember where.

Using Wikipedia's example: "For instance, two rocket ships (A and B) speeding past one another in space would experience time dilation. If they somehow had a clear view into each other's ships, each crew would see the others' clocks and movement as going more slowly. That is, inside the frame of reference of Ship A, everything is moving normally, but everything over on Ship B appears to be moving more slowly (and vice versa)."

Assuming ship A is moving past rocket ship B at a given moment. Shouldn't the clock in the rocket ship A look slower to rocket ship B's crew while the clock in rocket ship B look faster to rocket ship A's crew? Why is it reciprocal?

I tried the chrome beta because from a Google search it seems to say that it does have it but I never found it. Is there a way to get night mode on chrome android?