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by 77pt77 3y ago
Better than saying "gracias"...
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by 77pt77 3y ago
Everything in Hawaii is a stretch, Portuguese sausage is apparently italian and nothing like linguiça. Malasadas are kinda like fried dough eaten around Christmas or bolas de berlin, but not really. Sweet break is pao-de-leite but not quite
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by 77pt77 3y ago
They systematically use the English word for sex, yet I'm sure they'd been doing it far before contact with westerners.
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by 77pt77 3y ago
> I find it strange otherwise that the Japanese word is closer in pronunciation to the Spanish "pan", or even the French "pain", than the modern day Portuguese word. That's because Japanese is extremely phonetica
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by 77pt77 3y ago
They got it from India and then took it Japan.
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by 77pt77 3y ago
> How would he have known the CEO's bank account number? Welcome to the american banking system.
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by 77pt77 3y ago
It's impressive the concept of bear frequency wasn't even mentioned briefly.
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by 77pt77 3y ago
> without feeling that it holds you back This. I always feel like bash and pipes are always holding me back and resisting. Python is just to verbose to exec/pipe/read/write. The real issue is the it's really easy to s
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by 77pt77 3y ago
> simplicity of GNU utils and the expressivity of a scripting language, but doesn't do either of those things better than the equivalent sed/Python etc. It does scripting and gluing scripts far better than python. It's not
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by 77pt77 3y ago
SOAP still has a special place in my heart where only hate exists.
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by 77pt77 3y ago
Based!
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by 77pt77 3y ago
> I'm surprised speeding tickets haven't been privatized yet Red light tickets have. There's a company giving cameras for "free" to cities and then fining the drivers. If they don't pay, they forward the inf
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by 77pt77 3y ago
Just like them, you don't get to choose. You're now forced to deal with coming mpanies you never entered in an agreement with. What a great system.
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by 77pt77 3y ago
I do mostly "normal" searches and I get one captcha challenge a couple times a day. I do use my own VPN, so maybe my IP is flagged or something.
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by 77pt77 3y ago
>CAPTCHA-hellban you get if you use "site:" in anything more than a tiny amount Please explain this point.
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by 77pt77 3y ago
Nope. It has always been Sanskrit. This last guy claimed that those languages also derived from it. And he didn't like "those people" either. There might have been aliens into the mix as well.
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by 77pt77 3y ago
> because they can easily afford maids and cooks aka cheap labor they can exploit Is this in India or abroad?
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by 77pt77 3y ago
All languages derive from Sanskrit is another trope. An indo-european language no less. It's beyond pathetic.
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by 77pt77 3y ago
I never asked to be born!
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by 77pt77 3y ago
"The only war-crime is losing."
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by 77pt77 3y ago
Potato, potato.
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by 77pt77 3y ago
Fritter no longer works. At least on the aggregate.
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by 77pt77 3y ago
He's definitely not a pure snake-oil salesman like Jobs.
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by 77pt77 3y ago
Thank you!
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by 77pt77 3y ago
Good to know. The front plate is about 50/50 in the states.
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by 77pt77 3y ago
Why all these references to Kia being stolen?
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by 77pt77 3y ago
Why Kia specifically?
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by 77pt77 3y ago
Steve Jobs made a point of legally driving without license plates.
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by 77pt77 3y ago
Yep. Contrary to most expressed beliefs human affairs are usually very simple and basic things. We are not nearly as complex and intricate as we think we are. At least in bulk.
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by 77pt77 3y ago
Go doesn't link against libc?

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