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Accountability to the government, you mean?
BBC news on anything Armenian just stink.
Accountability to the government, you mean?
BBC news on anything Armenian just stink.
TIL openssh, xorg, apache, nginx, all of *bsds are cuck-licensed.
While GPL-licensed linux, used by every corp out there, is not.
but since it’s protected under the GPL, Busybox developers were able to sue them and gain some money in the process.
Don’t need to steal anything. Lots of today’s usage doesn’t involve giving a binary to the customer. Thus Google, FB and who else don’t have to share any of their internal changes to Linux.
And then by French Angevins, which was later but left an even bigger impact on the language. So twice.
France has shown themself to be made of much sterner stuff in the last couple decades
WDYM? France has been participating in plenty of undeclared, unofficial and gray zone wars practically since WWII till now.
the stereotypes and jokes like to make out
These change with time. Most of European history the stereotypic image of French people was much tougher than that of Germans.
After 1971 - yeah. Interwar - no. After that - again yes.
EDIT: 1871
So two people communicate, one is American speaking English and the other is a Natmurrikan, speaking their Natmurrikan language. The former communicates with the latter and the latter communicates with the former. So if they speak Natmurrikan and it doesn’t feel natural for the American, is that right that this is the American’s fault?
Google some sites, visit some empty IRC channels, dream of the future for a bit, then turn it off
I’m using ipv6 when I occasionally connect to Yggdrasil.
And I think I’ll use ipv6 if we ever need to build a new earthnet.
It’s a fine technology.
it’s a threat to the future of “libraries” that decide to completely ignore copyright and give out an unlimited number of copies of ebooks
So do I, so this is very bad.
In Europe without even anything exotic - German, archaic Dutch and all insular Scandinavian languages, and all Slavic languages. I don’t know Finnish, Estonian and Hungarian, so I can’t talk about them, a plethora of cases, but genders - I don’t remember.
The interesting thing to learn is that there are languages with more than 3 genders (M, F and thing). Or even more than 4 (M, F, N and thing), with additional genders being for kinds of animals, fish, plants, buildings, instruments. But I’ve only heard about that, haven’t studied any such language.
It has only 2 genders, and they don’t affect verb inflections.
extremely gendered
Compared to English - yeah, but in general there’s nothing extreme about genders in French.
I guess USSR was democratic then.
A glitch in my memory.
I know.
I meant as an art, as a hobby, as a sport, as a component of status.
That said, the brain stimulation from playing can help you with that too.
I’ve been interested in those. Sending an arrow is one moment. Swords are like a game or a dance.
commit sudoku
For those of us with ADHD, can we do with seppuku?
They did, people who opposed firearms were usually of the “nutcase extremist” kind. Nothing like “the mainstream of the traditional society” or something.
Also the funny part about Japanese traditions is that they don’t see Christianity as alien. It was quite popular, albeit prosecuted, in the “authentic” past.
It’s rather that trained skills in general (with a bow, a sword, a musical instrument) were important.
Can’t help thinking that with my particular set of disorders growing up in such a society (not as a peasant, God forbid) could be advantageous.
And shooting an arrow from a composite bow is much more of a “moment of art” thing than waving a big knife around, so.
It’s the usual catch - the leader of the losing side doesn’t get the post, but keeps power of his faction.
While if that leader is no longer a leader, their personal power would be less even if the faction wins.
Western Roman Empire had a similar story with Stilicho’s conviction and execution. The empire loses, but those who ate him get some power.