ChaoticNeutralCzech @ ChaoticNeutralCzech @feddit.org

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Found another Czech (well, almost)! See !prague@feddit.org

You are correct but not with a backslash but %29.

Sure but they are atmospheric phenomena because they need gas to happen.

Never lived up to the hype. Take almost as much effort to get ready for another flight as building another one.

all taxpayer money anyway

Yes but with very little to show for it. If the government just treated all undelivered orders as debt, it would end up deep in the red.

Idk why the original considered Czech names "czad", they're quite unremarkable:

♙ Foot soldier
♖ Tower
♔ King
♕ Lady (not Queen because that would start with the same letter as King)
♗ Archer
♘ Cavalryman (sometimes also Horse but that also starts with K)

(Pěšec, věž, král, královna dáma, střelec, jezdec/kůň.)

All but purple, blue, black and cyan seem to be real-color. I have some doubts about brown too.

Surprisingly many seem to be in real color: white, pink, red, orange, maybe brown, probably green, and yellow. (The well-known Neptune image is false color; Hubble deep-field is IR but that is redshifted so IDK, may be "real" color too.) Too bad white, pink and red are Earth's atmospheric phenomena, of which only the aurora is really space-related, and green is just a satellite photo. Still, within NASA's scope I guess.

Wikipedia: Progress Pride Flag

I mean, a wireless keyboard only has to send so little data and uses so little power (if not backlit) that even RFID is viable for it unless you need to move it a lot.

Also, connecting PC peripherals wirelessly was the original idea for Bluetooth in 1996, although that drew too much power from their batteries to be really viable before BLE.

On Slavic layouts, the right Alt key (AltGr) lets us type symbols like [, ], {, }, &, @, #, ×, ÷, €, đ since 0-9 is for diacritical letters by default and numbers with Shift. Still, Czech Windows users mostly use Alt codes, which is a point of friction when switching to Linux. But there, I'm happy with how I can customize the AltGr and the new AltGr+Shift layers with curly quotes, em dash, nbsp, hair space, arrows, middle dot, pi (π), pretty pi (𝛑), mu, Omega etc. My Compose key is RCtrl.

CARD READER: Card Reader

What cards are we talking about? If it's punch cards, you might be out of luck.

Not very rubber now, is it?

There are competently built towers in Pisa, and then there's a world-famous one.

CZECH FOUND

You've been added to the list. There's nearly 10 of us, almost enough to keep !prague@feddit.org afloat!

Who are you, a service employee? In our country, office workers' shifts are 7-15 and factory workers' 6-14, plus 14-22 and 22-6 in two/three-shift operations. The workday opening hours of small businesses are approximately:

• Convenience shops: 6-7 to 18-21 (overwhelmingly run by the Vietnamese minority)
• Pubs: 10-16 to 20-24
• Bakeries: 6 to 15-16
• Clothes stores, jewelry etc.: 8-10 to 16-18 (closest to a "9-5")
• Hairdressers, massage parlors: by appointment, usually 10-20

People who ever work after 16:00 are a minority.

@ahdok@ttrpg.network

yet it's GIMP YouTube decides to censor

No, Pepper (& Carrot) is Krita lore.

All bricks are blocks but definitely not vice-versa, and these certainly don't have the dimensions or material of a standard brick.

I couldn't find what they were made of but the material is quite white to allow for painting, and reasonably dense. The point is to buy one, paint/draw/spray your message on it and place it within the structure, so they are obviously weatherproof. The proceeds go to care for mentally disabled people.