neutron @ neutron @thelemmy.club

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Some still cling on their old XP laptops.

Having an untraditional gTLD like .xyz makes many confused as well, especially those not in IT.

Sometimes boring is better, sticking to the fundamentals. I didn't like when signal tried to mix crypto into it.

Courage. You need to put courage to charge extra few grands somewhere to complete the apple experience.

I'm dreading for the day they introduce dynamic pricing based on who's buying and refuses to sell without a full face scan.

Just how many are there for micro blogging? I saw pleroma and akkoma too.

That's how registrars start cranking up the renewal price for .social domains.

There always will be individuals that choose to be a contrarian just because and paint themselves as "the misunderstood visionary trapped with the sheeples".

Many including myself have been doing it since the mid 2010s.

Well, hispanics or latinos aren't a single monolithic group of people. Some of them see the other latino immigrants (especially the undocumented) with disdain. It's just a matter of stroking their ego and saying whatever that sticks to the single issue voters.

I've only worked for about a year as coder. I've used LLM extensively for work. I kinda feel bad that I might be lazying out on actually learning how to do it myself.

So it's somewhere between Open-Closed:

• open signup (no invite required), instant availability
• open signup (no invite required), manual approval required
• closed signup (invite required)

Meanwhile in CJK languages we just chill and say 9 x 10 + 7. Why doesn't everyone do that?

The old lady was a huge asshole. That's the problem. And being in Paris.

Same in Spanish. We can say programadores (male gender plural form) to refer to a group of programmers, regardless of gender, as the standard says. However, in recent years it's become common to say programadores y programadoras (male plural and female plural) or programadoras y programadores (female plural and male plural). Using only the male gender causes many people to complain, or so I've heard.

Somone has to come up with the word chairdude. And some corporate bean counter will invent the word chairhuman to show how diverse they are.

Why. Just why? It's just you French and your obsession for...

la silla vs el asiento (Spanish)

Fuck.

Grammatical genders are just that. Grammatical. It's a classification scheme. Latin had neutral nouns and plenty of languages make grammatical differences between animate and inanimate nouns. That current romance languages make a deliberate division between "male" and "female" nouns does not mean they have to correspond to actual features of human beings.

That being said. It's ridiculous that agua is femenine but with the definite article it has to be el agua in singular but las aguas in plural. All the explanations by RAE simply amounts to "we like it this way, lolol".

It can be argued that most of the different meanings arise from different contexts and how the speakers associate that particular word to different uses. When an English speaker uses the word save, it can mean either "save a person from danger", "save a computer file", and many others, which can have different meaning-translations to other languages.

The circles? You mean ㅇ? It's a component (consonant ieung) letter and indicates either:

• no sound before syllable's vowel: 나 [na] - 아 [a]
• final sound [ŋ] at the end of a character block, placed at bottom: 앙 [aŋ]