

The main idea is that you can access it regardless of which device you’re currently using. Like saving an article you see when you’re on your PC for when you’re about to leave so you can read it on your phone while on the train
The main idea is that you can access it regardless of which device you’re currently using. Like saving an article you see when you’re on your PC for when you’re about to leave so you can read it on your phone while on the train
French and Italian will come relatively easy for you, the others are quite different. Personally I’d go with Arabic, but that’s just because there are many Arabic speaking people at my job.
I’m sure where I can find the conversion rate between Celsius and Fahrenheit, but I’ll never remember it
Maybe we should rethink ownership as a concept. Is it really necessary? I feel like it causes a lot of trouble without solving much. Why can’t humans just properly work together in a society that shares resources with those in need?
I like to automate processes I keep repeating on my machine. For example, there are some documents I receive every month, like bank statements and phone bills. Since the naming conventions of those files are atrocious, I wrote a little program to automatically fix those for me
Some people also like participating in the development of open source software. That requires you to be a somewhat decent programmer already, though, as you’ll have to work with integrated systems
All currently existing Klein bottles.
It seems obvious but I feel like specifying is necessary when talking about abstract things like 4d shapes.
I don’t think that’s esoteric. It’s just ergonomics at plat
Might still be useful for when you configured fast booting on your hardware. Stuff like that usually doesn’t leave enough time for you to manually hit the hotkey during boot.
There is no such thing as a free market IMO.
Either you have an unregulated market dominated by big players which isn’t free because of said big players, or you have a heavily regulated market, that gives a fair chance to anyone, but isn’t free at all because of the regulation.
The free market is an illusion, just like the american dream. Which shouldn’t be much of a surprise, seeing as the american dream builds off of the illusion of a free market and fair chances for anyone
That’s a tree?
The moon is like the lennyface of emojis
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“An ‘I can read’ book” yeah why else would you have it then, smartass
/s just in case
Hmm fair enough
produce usually means fruits and vegetables
My female colleague told me the other day I’d make a great dad because my tattoos are all black and white and that would be great for kids because they could color them.
Peak redpilled content
Im pretty sure they just wanted to jokingly point out how context matters and spelling usually doesn’t as much
The company I used to work at sometimes rented out their conference room to other companies for large conferences.
One day some people rent the room, and start bringing in some suitcases. Thinking they might have some involved presentation, nobody asked questions. A few more people came and went, until suddenly the police raids the place.
Turns out those people robbed a museum a few weeks earlier and tried to sell the stolen historical art pieces in that conference room.
The problem is that anyone has a net worth that high to begin with. Nobody is able to work that much harder than a regular worker.
Yeah, im kinda young and grew up with a smartphone in my pocket so this seems like a non issue to me. I guess some people who aren’t as old still think landlines are the hot new thing?