Like 2 days ago i think

I eat them frequently they’re decent

It would also kill you if it was fired out of a cannon without breaking apart somehow

OKLAB seems better at this

I’m curious: is there any operating system where a program can somehow inherently trust it via some form of verification?

Read this in Wheatley’s voice

You could say… I’m some king of gaster…

I got concerned here before I realised it was referring to the animal (“bird” here is a misogynistic term for woman)

My thoughts depend on what I’m thinking about

If I’m talking/writing in English I’m obviously thinking in English

Same with Polish

However, I tend to think of programming and computing stuff in English and maths stuff in Polish

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

I think it got brought over from Reddit it sucks

Yritän oppia suomen, mutta unohdin harjoitella kuukausin ajan

(If I made a mistake tell me)

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

ħ, ů and ï are my favourite danish letters

I don’t know if this is exactly how it works in Irish Gaelic, but in Scottish Gaelic the reason there are so many silent letters is because of vowel combinations, broad and slender consonants and lenition

The Scottish Gaelic equivalent of that phrase would be “Thig ar latha” i think, which funnily enough doesn’t contain any silent letters I think

Dłoń means something more like palm

In Polish, “ręka” can mean both arm and hand and which one it is is context dependent

There is actually a rare condition where people have multiple penises I think

I saw a HDMI to 500 cigarettes adapter somewhere

Same in polish - sztuczna inteligencja (SI) is a feminine noun

The Finnish equivalent would be viisisataaviisikymmentäviisituhattaviisisataaviisikymmentäviisi i think

It’s even worse cause some of the numbers within the number are conjugated in the partitive case and whenever you want to conjugate the number into one of Finnish’s 15 cases you have to apply it onto every number, so that number conjugated in the inessive case (meaning in something) is viidessäsadessaviidessäkymmenessäviidessätuhannessaviidessäsadessaviidessäkymmenessäviidessä i think