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jagaerglad
28d ago
Yes, it's the verb though, "to fake". It's a quite recent loan from English,
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29d ago
Although "Malm" is a common surname, it's a word first and a name second if that makes sense The same way "Brown" is common surname in English but mostly makes you think of the color first
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jagaerglad
1mo ago
I wonder how precise this will be? A flying object sounds reasonable but could it actually track say individual people walking on a street further down the line?
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2mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nokia_3310_(2017)
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jagaerglad
3mo ago
The pride and sense of achievement they ought to feel that members of their kind did something should be enough to feel superior though
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3mo ago
may I ask the reason your clients don't just generate these things themselves?
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3mo ago
Language in the scope of a cultural phenomenon is something way beyond just cost or efficiency in communication thats way wi dont rayt English veri efishent ither
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3mo ago
mostly latin with a sprinkle of proposals to revive the avestan alphabet or middle persian script. I wouldn't say it's a huge debate at all in general though
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3mo ago
You are entirely free to put vowel diacritics when writing with the perso-arabic script and it's done in children's books. By that logic Vietnamese shouldn't be written with the latin script since it's sino-tibetian Also
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3mo ago
how are modern riots being organized on a massive scale? I'm curious
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3mo ago
I sometimes hear the same in my circles about Persian ditching the perso-arabic script. I don't get it, why can't you align a country however you like without creating a huge rift between a big population and years of literature,
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3mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Takotsubo_cardiomyopathy "It usually appears after a significant stressor, either physical or emotional; when caused by the latter, the condition is sometimes called broken heart synd
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3mo ago
Yes, it's kind of the standard word for it in Iranian Persian
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3mo ago
Adding to what you said, it's worth to mention that her novel contains grave historical inaccuracies such that suggesting that the Cinema Rex fire was done by the Shah blocking the exits with police letting everyone burn, and later bla
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City birds more afraid of women than men, scientists have no idea why
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"men could get about a meter closer to birds than women could before the animals flew away, according to the results. This pattern remained regardless of what the men and women were wearing, what their height was or how they tried to a
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5mo ago
It's often not allowed to sell nicotine or alcohol to those who aren't penalized either
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9mo ago
So instead of having to launch new satellites to replace the deorbited ones ever couple of years, do they have to send new ones every couple of months? Or can the functioning ones maintain their orbits somehow and this is only for the malfu
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10mo ago
terrible take, it's ruined otherwise amazing potential countless times. Just see how over-represented ADHD is in the prison population
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1y ago
I have the same one and I can definitely recommend it. It depends what your camera experience is, but if you have had one that collected dust on a shelf in the past, I can guarantee you that this one is more fun to use and has a much lower
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1y ago
the "level 1, 2 or 3 autism" has started to gain colloquial traction recently
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1y ago
I disagree (but also with the prestige theory) it's not really a thing in other countries with significant amounts of Persians such as Sweden or Germany, there the exonym is still more dominant and no-one tries to push "farsi"
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1y ago
There are some people suggesting that, however at a small scale and not taken that seriously by many. What difference does it make? What about all the other words that underwent the sound change? Also, some nuanced people can keep languages
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1y ago
Perfect, longer time to scroll tiktok while the TV is on in the background
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1y ago
Well if you disable App Store you cannot re-install apps you find distracting that you have removed. I actually remove Play store from my android through the debug shell for this exact reason. And yes, it happens that when all other apps ar
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1y ago
Oh my bad, yeah that's a cool idea, think I've seen something along those lines once actually, think it was someone on youtube that built one
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1y ago
why spend the scarce energy of the battery in addition what's already being spent spinning the propellers
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1y ago
in a sense it's mind blowing that we had images of stars being born, black holes, cells dividing etc before earthquake faults in motion. Like how the process of how they happen have only been inferred until now
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1y ago
if only a decentralized alternative had not become a money laundering tool and financial instrument
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1y ago
I don't know about the 1100 but I have another model (ear classic), just simple foam earplugs, of the same manufacturer. Having gone through many different foam, silicon etc plugs from the pharmacy and grocery shop, the 3M are undeniab
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