It’s time for a nushell

Yeah there’s a weird assumption that everyone is American here

I think it got brought over from Reddit it sucks

I see “'ve” used in the possessive context, it’s not super rare but it’s not super common

I think it’s more common in some places

“I’ve no idea what you two are doing” is a valid sentence

Yritän oppia suomen, mutta unohdin harjoitella kuukausin ajan

(If I made a mistake tell me)

When I went to look up the gane I accidentally typed verloren.net instead of veloren.bet and got a weird German website about the author losing something so that explains it

Correct

I have my own system that keeps c around cause it’s useful, it’s always pronounced like “ch” /tʃ/

Cēri caps cú cåki cēz.

Rust has a safety lock to prevent you shooting yourself in the foot but you can switch it off if you really wanna shoot yourself in the foot that bad

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear_arms_race

Wasn’t there the one time some guy got so annoyed at a seagull stealing his chips that he killed it by slamming it against a wall

I switched to niri recently, I think it’s the best tiling window manager I’ve ever used

A successful cloning experiment

AFAIK they specifically planned for this to happen to reduce the chances of Kessler syndrome (it does increase costs however)

Sorry… You’re NOT a real sigma gender…

Polish word is sprawca as the masculine and sprawczyni as the feminine

It comes from the verb sprawić, meaning to cause or make happen

afaik Wikipedia shut down the Greenlandic language version to prevent this exact situation, apparently the language used there was getting very poor

• Flying cars - impractical
• Jetpacks - do exist, but limited to trained operators in special locations
• Robot butler - robot waiters already exist, so it wouldn’t be terribly difficult to repurpose one (although they’re only sold to businesses as far as I could tell)

Just VPN to the UK if you can, BBC News is free without ads here

It’s probably just the font but it looks like when people write English with a Turkish keyboard and it’s either lıke thıs or LİKE THİS

Finland is a blue Nordic cross on a white field (like a cross sitting on snow), while the Greek flag has a white greek cross in the canton (top left corner) and a white stripe pattern on a blue field, like a marble structure in front of a clear blue sky