the things i remember struggling with were getting the stress right and hyperforeignisms (that is, concentrating so hard on getting the difficult “w” and “th” sounds that i would pronounce “v” as “w” and “s” as “th” by accident. i was once asked if my native language had a “v”, because that was the one i seemed to be struggling with)
chatgpt and gemini gather data for the US govt, which is the one actively fucking europe over at the moment. so clearly, deepseek is what they need to worry about.
the matrix mr smith guy. no matter what he’s in, i only see agent smith.
hungarian.
i think this might be because articles are relatively new in the language.
a vampiric lion? huh.
mufasa wasnt born in the US, he cant be president. i say the creepy toon villain from who framed roger rabbit. he’s electable.
you can have compose in the linux console too. an actually ergonomic choice is caps lock i think, because really, what is caps lock even for…
no, i think azerty takes the absolute cake, but the german layout is also dogshit. it’s qwertz for one, which is shit. and the placement of { [ ] } are absurd.
and it’s not necessary that these languages have shit layouts. look at the polish programmer’s layout, that’s a sane way to add extra letters.
pff no, they ask you how sorting works and then put you to work using sql’s ORDER BY. at that point, why ask?
you must wait for your children or you will accumulate zombies
unexpected parenting advice in a UNIX programming textbook…
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vim will load some other rc file if it cant find your ~/.vimrc. check what it has loaded with :scriptnames
also, try starting vim in a brand new terminal with vim -u NONE and check if it’s still happening.
my whole elementary school class visited my dad’s workplace once, cos it was cool. it had a huge anechoic chamber.
and the cantine had canada dry.
oh yes it made the noise.
are you using ntfs-3g or the older shittier ntfs driver?
what do you mean the output doesnt keep the LF? what LF?
ps also has -u and -U switches to filter by users
vidir is similar
there’s also rename (the perl one, not the shit one). i have fond memories of renaming albums with rename 's/(\d+)/sprintf "%02d", $1/e' so they’d ls in the correct order
i rely on this in my job. if i really need it, i’ll be using it often enough that it’ll always be in ^R distance :)
win98SE was extremely shit, so a friend installed debian for me and i never looked back