Also: “knowledge grows, grief increases“
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Linux Phones@lemmy.ca•Hey, at least it's only a duopoly!English
1·6 days agoThe iOS devices are technically computers, but they still feel like toys no matter how pro they are claimed to be. There’s nothing pro about any of these ridiculous limits. It’s just regular low-grade consumer trash. Hardly any of this really works the way a computer should.
The first version was released in 1991.
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No Stupid Questions@lemmy.ca•Whats the word for the concept of something being already the case or true at the time?
2·12 days agocontemporaneous = existing, occurring, or originating during the same time. social and political events that were contemporaneous with each other
contemporary = marked by characteristics of the present period
The story is old, but has importance to contemporary audiences.current = occurring in or existing at the present time, presently elapsing, generally accepted, used, practiced, or prevalent at the moment
current needs, current ideas about educationSource: https://www.merriam-webster.com/
I get the feeling that current might be the word you’re looking for.
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Peertube@lemmy.world•EV Battery Health: Like Medicine, Best Practice Moves
2·18 days agoI wonder if anyone else has bumped into this issue. You find a video, start watching it, but you can’t comment or upvote. Well, no problem, just log into your instance, find the same video and… oh you can’t find it. It just isn’t there. Ok, well I guess I’ll just watch the video on the other instance and skip all the usual like comment and subscribe… oh… What if I want to see more of these, and I can’t subscribe. You know, this isn’t a trivial little annoyance after all.
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No Stupid Questions@lemmy.ca•Esoteric linguistic languages that are designed to be incredibly difficult?English
1·21 days agoOh wow. That writing looks a lot like something I saw in some game. Maybe daedric?
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No Stupid Questions@lemmy.ca•Esoteric linguistic languages that are designed to be incredibly difficult?English
2·21 days agoI had such a hard time finding /ɪˈpɪt ə mi/. I tried so many different spellings that I ran out of ideas.
However, mnemonics and pneumonia are just diabolical. There’s zero chance that you’ll ever find those… which reminds me, this new language would have to be very big on silent letters. Basically like French, but cranked up to eleven, because anyone foolish enough to study this language deserves to suffer.
As there are vastly more vowel sounds than there are vowel letters, you might as well use only consonant letters to write all the vowels. This language is just one big middle finger to all the other languages out there.
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No Stupid Questions@lemmy.ca•Esoteric linguistic languages that are designed to be incredibly difficult?
2·22 days agoWhich reminds me, the spelling vs. pronunciation would have to be inspired by English. You can’t find anything in the dictionary unless you know the etymological origin of the word. If you don’t know that, your guess of the first letter is guaranteed to be wrong, and you’ll end up opening the book at a completely wrong section. When you hear a new word, it’s easier to just ignore it and get on with your life.
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No Stupid Questions@lemmy.ca•Esoteric linguistic languages that are designed to be incredibly difficult?
5·22 days agoOh that would be a very fun project! Make every sound just a different kind of vowel, skip all the consonants entirely. Make sure each word has vowels that are very similar. Every word should be very long as well.
Everything should have conjugations, and you should be able to stack them infinitely. There should be lots of prefixes and suffixes you can sprinkle liberally everywhere.
The grammar should have zero consistency. Everything is just a never ending list of exceptions. You would need to have a degree in cryotherapy to learn this language.
The classification of words and linguistic structures should be so bizarre, that existing systems wouldn’t be able to handle it. None of this fits in any box we already have. It should be so unique, that no other language would help with it.
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No Stupid Questions@lemmy.ca•Other (non-American?) superhero movie franchises besides Marvel and DC?
2·24 days agoThis is really stretching it, but Extraordinary? None of the characters are heroes, and everyone in the world has superpowers, so none of it is really super anymore. Oh, and the main character has no power whatsoever, which makes it a comedy. 😄 Also, it’s a TV series, not a movie franchise. At least it takes place in the UK, so at least there’s that. Also, Wikipedia calls it a superhero comedy, so I guess it counts…
Consider getting something made of memory foam. You know, Tempur or one of the competitors. It’s absurdly expensive, but you could think of it as an investment to your health. Maybe just start with a pillow to see how you like it. Buy the mattress only when you feel like you’re ready to spend that much.
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Fediverse@lemmy.world•Are we likely to see another large-scare exodus to the Threadiverse as reddit begins rolling out age-verification worldwide?English
19·1 month agoMy guess is, all NSFW communities will see a surge.
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Linux Gaming@lemmy.world•Ubisoft's FOR HONOR will block SteamOS / Linux on September 10English
35·1 month agoMS is a corporate clients first type of company. They really don’t care about consumers, let alone gamers. A huge chunk of their income comes from corporate licences and cloud services.
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Fediverse@lemmy.world•FediHood is free software for talking with the people around you, by topic [Fediverse and now open source]English
1·2 months agoLOL. Wait until you hear about the other prefixes: μL, nL, pL, aL etc. There’s even more of you really want to max it out.
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Fediverse@lemmy.world•FediHood is free software for talking with the people around you, by topic [Fediverse and now open source]English
3·2 months agoSome people like to keep on adding zeroes, but I prefer to remove them. 3 400 000 m^3 of water is just 3.4 GL.
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Fediverse@lemmy.world•FediHood is free software for talking with the people around you, by topic [Fediverse and now open source]English
23·2 months agoPretty neat. There’s one post in the same city. Another one about 150 km away, and third one about 350 km away. I really expected everyone to be like at least 3 Mm away from me.
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No Stupid Questions@lemmy.ca•You Have found a genie that grants 3 wishes! What are your wishes, how do you avoid loopholes or "the monkeys paw"?English
3·2 months agoYeah, if you use the broadest possible definition, then pretty much everyone would be gone. Even if you restrict it to only adults who are aware of what they are doing and still choose to be an asshole fairly often, you would be removing a huge part of the population. Sounds like a pretty bad move to me.
That sort of thing might come close to nuking the entire species back to the stone age. Then again, that would be good for the environment in the long run. It could take like 20 000 years for the human species to fully recover from that one button press. I think I’m beginning to see some benefits… nah. Still a bad idea.
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No Stupid Questions@lemmy.ca•You Have found a genie that grants 3 wishes! What are your wishes, how do you avoid loopholes or "the monkeys paw"?
4·2 months agoI wouldn’t press that button. Getting rid of assholes is a temporary fix. The human nature will always produce more in the next generation. Besides, thanos snapping away such a big part of the population will probably result in some sort of societal collapse, famine and disasters.
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No Stupid Questions@lemmy.ca•You Have found a genie that grants 3 wishes! What are your wishes, how do you avoid loopholes or "the monkeys paw"?
2·2 months agoFair enough. World peace achieved even though I didn’t get to enjoy it. Totally worth it though.


Ok, so something not necessarily tied to the present time?
Something like: “The ancient Egyptians used copper chisels, as that was the best metal available at the time.” In that sense, you could say that those two things were indeed contemporaneous, because they occurred at the same time with one another.