Oui and si are derived from different roots. Oui is from Latin hoc ille, while si is from Latin sic.
There is actually a si in French that also means yes and comes from the same root as the Spanish and Italian si. However, its usage is much more limited. It's only used to express disagreement. For example, if I said "Potato chips don't taste good." and you wanted to say "Yes, they do!", then you could use si.
Yeah, it would have been worse if it went off inside something valuable
If your pizza topping is a slightly smaller pizza, and that pizza is in turn topped with an even smaller pizza and so on, then it can be a literal food pyramid
I don't even think she's ever filed for bankruptcy
Manitoba doesn't belong on that list. Manitoba's electricity comes from 100% renewable sources (~97% hydro, ~3% wind, and 0% fossil fuels).
Royale with cheese has a nice ring to it though
It's not exclusively hummingbirds, there are a few others. The wikipedia pages on Ornithophily and Nectarivores have some info about this.
But bees also lay eggs, and birds also carry and deposit pollen
At a previous job I had to work with an old database where all the tables and columns had 6-character names
Fedora has a kernel parameter that makes it run in RAM. You just need to add
rd.live.ram=1to the kernel line in GRUB.