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True but the vast majority of NATO countries use "NATO" as the acronym despite their languages producing all the different ones I showed. Most of the ones in the picture I had to deduce from the official translation, which is kind of my point: English works for just about everyone but Frnce. And the Frnch could accept "NATO" as the acronym too if they weren't nationalist pricks.

It's actually Atlantshafsbandalagið in Icelandic and the research I did suggests that it's just 2 words in the compound word, hence the two letters.

After I made the first version of mine, another Redditor made their own, which does not respect compound words and results in just "A" for Icelandic.

Dipends on uič kájnd of Budvajzr. Dí Emerykn van síms to kam from hórs pis.

Enyvej, ájm not stopink enyvan from spíking dejr lengvič et Nejtou, ic džast e vej to simplifáj byroukresy báj rimůvink ďůpliket uórk uit Frnč dokjumenc. Not tu menšn, Frnc hes ólmoust left Nejtou bifór sou dej árnt síryjus. Ólso, it vil stop as from lukink lájk e kid hů džast dyskavrd hau dejr nejm is speld bekvrdz end rajts it in bik letrz on e pejč.

Look, any organization that has a name and acronym needs it in one language, and it's obviously going to be English in the world of 20^th/21^st century North-Western diplomacy. Any more are a burden.

Seriously, if you're working with analog electronics, 𝛑=√1̅0̅ is close enough. If you need more precision, use active error correction, and in the 21st century that's easiest to do digitally anyway.

FYI: top right is prisoner abuse in Abu Ghraib

I think @Ulrich@feddit.org heard "energy is power over time", which is correct, but in the duration meaning of "over", not the division one. English is confusing sometimes!

Catbox works for me. I did click the link and was disappointed that the phrase refers to biochemistry and dancing, not optics and spheres.

The thumbnail did not load and I thought photodegradation ball was the object described in the second question on the xkcd's What If? Short Answers page:

What if you shined a flashlight (or a laser) into a sphere made of one-way mirror glass?

It's too long for a comment but I made a Markdown copy in a post here: https://feddit.org/post/10009622

If you crop the extra white space at the top, this meme has the √2̅:1 (or 2:√2̅) aspect ratio, which I find more pleasing than the "golden ratio", perhaps because I'm so used to A4 paper

What if I told you that it works for any number 𝑥 you replace 2 with? (Except for 0 but still working for 𝐥𝐢𝐦 𝑥→0)

Yeah, the first thing the embryo of vertebrates folds into is a torus whose hole will become the digestive system. Reproductive organs come way later.

They are keeping around so many deprecated features for internal use and whatnot, I would be surprised if they did remove this registry check.

Until Windows 12 is released, you can always use an old ISO and then update to the newest version.

The command (C:\Windows\System32) OOBE\bypassnro (.cmd) one types into the command prompt (after opening it with Shift+F10) for the bypass is the location of a batch file they will be removing (the parenthesized parts are optional, implied by the command interpreter, and so is any capitalization). You can still do whatever it's doing (adding a registry key and restarting) by typing the command manually or providing a copy of the file on a USB drive. After a restart, the OS will check for the registry key AND lack of internet connection to provide the local account option.

For the record, the contents of the file are

 batch

    
@echo off
reg add HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\OOBE /v BypassNRO /t REG_DWORD /d 1 /f
shutdown /r /t 0

  

The first line is optional, and so is the third if you're OK with restarting manually. If creating the file on Unix-based systems, make sure the newline sequence is CRLF (DOS/Windows standard).

Obligatory shoutout to literally any Linux distro, which does not need this workaround, and is usually easier to install and set up than debloating a fresh Windows 11 install.

DMs had their uses, for example RemindMeBot cannot work over chat because there is no API.

Speaking of API, I don't think there's one for the chat, so removing DMs will greatly reduce the capabilities of RemindMeBot etc.

It's the most relatable, which is why news of it spread so much

Not until we have Elongate pls

Yes but microphone technology was awful