AnUnusualRelic @ AnUnusualRelic @lemmy.world

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Dead is more of a legal than a biological definition nowadays. There's definitely some leeway.

The Parisians are mostly people from all over the country that came there to work though.

I'm not sure if you're completely up to date on this whole Unicode thing.

Feel free to encode it whichever way suits you best.

And in other news, South Carolina introduces bill for executions by dynamite to begin later this year.

Isn't that a little too obvious though?

That's normal, you should just use Unicode in that case.

If you have large pockets, I suppose.

vi is so outdated, we use viii now. You're two versions behind!

My dog ate the budget!

Op: I run Definite Linux btw!
Well, it probably still runs, although some recent hardware will be unsupported.

But US tourists spend two days each in London, Paris, Prague and Rome, and then they've seen all of Europe. Isn't that how it works? Besides it's not as if they've got extra vacation days anyway.

And Montmartre, but that's probably most of them (I live close to Montmartre).

The MD-450 Ouragan was a fairly good plane.

Oh. Yeah. Right. Sure. Let's say that.

I've done my share of training too. Some people just want recipes. They have no interest in knowing why they're doing something.

They usually sound much more "squeaky" than that though.

Well, if you're expecting users to read...

Extremists can file lawsuits now?

On the space cadet keyboard, it was apparently considered valid form to complete complex key chords with your nose.