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  • you've been hit by — you've been struck by — an angry_autist

    i get the point, though. the "em" and "en" dashes are products of typography, so they're not really "linguistic" insomuch as "stylistic". just like my obnoxious use of quotes, they help to clarify language, but they're not really part of it and are really only subjective. i disagree with some of the way it was worded and some of the things said, but the post is solid, even if just a bit off-topic.

    my REAL beef is between hyphens and en-dashes. those fuckers are the same dude, and i'll burn down your house if you disagree with me

  • if this is what it takes for people to start taking their first look at using linux, then i'm 100% here for it. it isn't a desktop OS yet, but it's definitely got eyes on the penguin now.

    it cannot be understated just how much work valve has put into making linux gaming viable. and it's going to matter a lot more than some might think

  • i don't disagree with anything you said, but i don't know if it all really applies when we're talking about dynasties and bloodlines and heritages and stuff. i've worked closely with some of these people, and it's a different life entirely.

    and you're missing a category. but we don't talk about that category.

  • thanks - and i guess that's the point i should have emphasized. it isn't that we aren't using them in our writing.. it's more that the formatting in generated content uses these characters in ways that we don't (or aren't picked up by autocorrect?) when we write authentically