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@Schroedman (naturally)

@Weak I'm in my mid fifties and know it can be used as a verb, meaning acting like an over the top superfan, to the point of obsession. It comes from the Eminem song "Stan"

@Sue If you are on a computer, the streak is calculated by local time for the client device, so you can also change your timezone (or even your clock a few days) to keep a streak alive. Writing this could change that though.

@Josh also with the cross one could have been either HAA or HAR

@Arkangel2 It may have not been the reveal, but it was the first one I was certain of the spelling of both the across and down clues.

@ingridemma I disagree with that, we definitely called rolling only on your front wheel in a BMX bike in the 70s an ENDO

@audrey It is midnight of the timezone that your computer is set to (which means you can actually set the time to a previous day)

@G Solving out of order doesn't matter. I have done so in the past month, streak remained. I was in Hawaii recently and I solved 5 to midnight HST, streak remained intact. I got home last and kept my machine on HST and I solved after midnight PDT, streak intact. Last time my streak was broken was due to solving on a machine which had a clock set to before the puzzle was released.