TRiG_Ireland

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by TRiG_Ireland 4y ago
It does depend what you're learning, too. Anything practical (chemistry lab skills, for example) will need a classroom. And languages probably do too. (If you do Deaf Studies in Trinity College, University of Dublin, one of the lecture
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by TRiG_Ireland 4y ago
Or, if you prefer the comedy panel show format, Citation Needed: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4og8wG8VQWM
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by TRiG_Ireland 4y ago
SILE also has an XML format. (That is, SILE can read arbitrary XML and format it according to document class rules, but also, separately, SILE itself has an XML format.) https://sile-typesetter.org/manual/sile-0.14.5.pd
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by TRiG_Ireland 4y ago
I think that could be interpreted. Statement + NO is the standard word order in ASL, but there would usually be a suprasegmental element. That is, the negation is also (or, sometimes, only) shown with a headshake which spreads over the enti
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by TRiG_Ireland 4y ago
Spoken languages are linear. Sign languages are not. The grammar is very different. Sign languages have multiple articulators: two hands, face, eye gaze direction, shoulders, trunk. These can all work together to show multiple things at the
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by TRiG_Ireland 4y ago
I asked a Mastodon howto question, and got an answer almost immediately. A week later, someone else helpfully provided the same answer, because the previous answer had not federated to his server. It's not a matter of which app you use
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by TRiG_Ireland 4y ago
I'm on Mastodon, but I find the experience extremely frustrating. The UI has all the annoyances of Twitter's (which I also dislike), and more besides. It's a fun enough place to mess around and post throwaway jokes, but using
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That's an excellent addition.
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My local Credit Union will issue paper cheques on request (not a checkbook: they type up the cheque for you, addressed to whomever you request). But that's an independent Credit Union in Ireland. Still, it may be worth asking.
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by TRiG_Ireland 4y ago
The French still have monarchs. Four (ish). 1. The President of France is also, ex-officio, Co-Prince of Andorra, so their president is a monarch, though he's not a monarch of France. 2. The Wallis and Futuna Islands, which are an over
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The USA is weirdly fond of using words (or cryptic abbreviations of words) where other countries use icons. The Slate article "The Big Red Word vs. the Little Green Man" has more on this. (I'd link it, but Slate is down right
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by TRiG_Ireland 4y ago
There is in fact a test ASL Wikipedia on the Wikimedia Incubator, written in Sutton SignWriting. One of the issues is that Sutton SignWriting is not yet fully supported by Unicode.