tokai

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Writing non-English languages with a QWERTY keyboard(altgr-weur.eu)
37 points by tokai 10mo ago|30 comments
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by tokai 10mo ago
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by tokai 10mo ago
Wrong in Russia you mean. If they stop assassinating people, threatening nuclear strikes, conventional attacks, and so on, they wouldn't be anyones enemy.
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by tokai 10mo ago
Not to be snarky, but how is it comparable to 60's computing? There was a commercial market for computers and private and public sector adoption and use in the 60s.
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by tokai 10mo ago
Remember reading something about humans themselves show the signs of domestication syndrome.
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by tokai 10mo ago
You know nothing about this, so stop spreading your made up lies. A roadmap for Greenlandic independence is in place. The Greenlandic parliament is controlling the speed of this process.
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by tokai 10mo ago
Its not a colony. Stop diminishing the agency of Greenlanders.
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by tokai 10mo ago
If you calmed down and stopped snapping at everyone, you might understand that I'm writing about how the law and a lack of studies could make some people more willing to drive high. You are substantially diminishing the quality of the
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by tokai 10mo ago
No, only conference abstract available. https://journals.lww.com/journalacs/fulltext/2025/11001/trau...
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by tokai 10mo ago
An issue with having the legal limit at ~2-5ng/ml is that it makes habitual users be over the limit if they have smoked recently or not.[0] Making the prohibition seem unserious to some, not about safety but about punitive control, and
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by tokai 10mo ago
Open Access is not a business model for the publishers. They have build different ways of sucking fees out of authors when shifting to Open Access. But its FUD to claim that it's an issue with Open Access. OA is a question of licensing
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by tokai 10mo ago
You can get houses even cheaper now. The two things are not related though. Huge areas of Spain are barren empty places, with no jobs, transport, or anything. Nobody really can or want to live these places. Thats why the houses are so cheap
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by tokai 10mo ago
Just as classicists might not be the best painters, metaphysics should stay out of criticizing methodology. Ralph seems completely clueless of the research literature, and is basing his whole argument on vibes from looking at some pictures.
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by tokai 10mo ago
Its the same kind of people that claim Linux is too unstable for them, and when you ask when they tried it they say 15 years ago.
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by tokai 10mo ago
Keep up. US is not an an ally to any European nation any more.
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by tokai 10mo ago
Every single russian at the front has signed a contract. Some might be force and most of them are dumb, but they are still volunteers and they could all have said no.
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by tokai 10mo ago
>even in places like South Korea South Korea was a dictatorship just 35 something years ago. And its been run by criminals and oligarchs even as a democracy. SK is not an example you can use to say anything about democracy globally.
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by tokai 10mo ago
>that Brave and Opera energy Closed source adware and crypto scams?!
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by tokai 10mo ago
Most definitely idiot wisdom. All the comments here lauding it, are pointing out first how they feel good about the text. That it resonates, that they like it. The importance of the content was that they felt good reading, not that they lea
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by tokai 10mo ago
Oh no, we're not supposed to actually parse the words a CEO spew forth. Get out of here.
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by tokai 11mo ago
The anglosphere is not the entire democratic world.
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by tokai 11mo ago
All trees die at some point. Poplar trees are super popular as urban ornamental trees and they only last for 50 years. Upkeep is just the reality of landscaping.
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by tokai 11mo ago
I always use 'last millennium'. Makes it feel even worse.
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by tokai 11mo ago
Russian soldiers are volunteers. They sign a contract. When money are involved many many people don't care about inflicting harm to others.
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by tokai 11mo ago
You only need to get rid of CO2. There would be oxygen enough in the sphere for quite some time.
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by tokai 11mo ago
Relative cheap? More like ridiculously cheap.
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by tokai 11mo ago
>If you are so smug about this, answer me Is this satire?
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by tokai 11mo ago
Back then it was dedicated map makers that created maps. Now it's mainly programmers. So its not surprising that quality tanks when you go from disciplinary expert staff to IT day laborers.
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by tokai 11mo ago
It never had the ae in swedish and danish. Its from male/mala, to grind or to mill. English somehow changed it to ae, maybe through dutch where its maalstroom.
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by tokai 11mo ago
Remember seeing this in a Donald Duck magazine in the mid 90s. Thought it was the coolest thing ever and was sure I would get it one day. Sadly I guess an E-folding bike beats it on all parameters now; compactness, speed, environment, etc.,

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