these stopped being funny when they actually won
merde alors
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“product”
“useful”
“waste of GPU/CPU cycles”
we don’t speak the same language.
they’re dreaming. Details are not necessary for dreams.
81·2 days agohalloucinating
you’re hallucinating extra letters
don’t worry, robots will never cost less than construction workers
thanks for not doing anything then 😁
in france “they” invented “iel”, a gender neutral pronoun, to replace “il” and “elle”. Young people (some?) adopted it rapidly and were using it naturally but the state banned the use of “inclusive language” on all official communications (which includes schools)
i remember thinking that inventing a new pronoun, like they did, was a better solution than choosing one of the two as gender neutral
“he/him” probably isn’t he/him in their non-gendered language. In some languages there’s no he or she, there’s only a pronoun that means “that person”
Armenian, Persian, Tagalog, Finnish, Georgian, Turkish, Swahili &c
32·6 days agoin france “un café” is an espresso.
if i was served a “filter coffee” somewhere, i would never go back there. Who serves filter coffee ffs!
your comment doesn’t sound tolerant either.
Even if I disagree with views of some people, i would rather prefer them to be on platforms where their communications aren’t treated as commodity. So, yes, i would prefer everybody to be on fediverse.
people who live in Germany would have a better idea about the reasons but maybe AFD see Elmo as one of their own?
i do.
Their just getting of xitter is not enough for me. Is Threads, for example, an acceptable alternative?
1·7 days ago☞ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/French_formal_garden
The French formal garden, also called the jardin à la française (French for ‘garden in the French manner’), is a style of “landscape” garden based on symmetry and the principle of imposing order on nature. Its epitome is generally considered to be the Gardens of Versailles designed during the 17th century …
there are many churches in Europe who were amputated or completely destroyed by American aerial bombings. Some were hastily rebuilt with cement and these hasty renovations after the WW2 have no architectural or historical value 🤷
in old towns, unless the construction method itself has historical importance, they just keep the facade and build behind.
that’s exactly what’s avoided in renovation. What’s old and what’s built afterwards should be clearly separate.
maybe, there wasn’t a roof to start with
you went back to Bing and Google. Congratulations