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- Comment on Oh no, that's Lenovo saying they think these RAM prices will be the new normal and may never go back to how they were 1 week ago:
Right, but now you’re moving the goalposts. Before you said we don’t have to use them.
- Comment on Oh no, that's Lenovo saying they think these RAM prices will be the new normal and may never go back to how they were 1 week ago:
Also depends on your job. There are enough jobs where you’ll just get fired for refusing to use the assigned tools.
- Comment on Oh no, that's Lenovo saying they think these RAM prices will be the new normal and may never go back to how they were 1 week ago:
That depends on your job.
- Comment on My Brother in Hirohito 1 week ago:
I’m by no means an expert, but I don’t think many of those pilots would consider themselves followers of Christ.
- Comment on Oh no, that's Lenovo saying they think these RAM prices will be the new normal and may never go back to how they were 1 week ago:
If only this would be an incentive for people to stop using electron for everything and start making memory efficient software again.
- Comment on What are you all buying during the Steam summer sale? 1 week ago:
I bought red dead redemption 2, haven’t had time to play it yet and probably won’t for some time, but I think it’s old enough for the reviews to be reliable now.
- Comment on The 2000 election in a nutshell 1 week ago:
Name two besides the US.
I can only find the Dominican Republic.
- Comment on Non-smart smart move 2 weeks ago:
Interlingua has nothing to do with Esperanto though, does it?
It was developed with similar goals, but otherwise not. As a spoken language it’s even less popular than Esperanto, but because of the way it was developed a lot of people can still understand it.
- Comment on Non-smart smart move 2 weeks ago:
One problem in international relationships is that native speakers of the language that is used will always be able to express themselves better than others and will thus have an advantage in debates and discussions. The original idea was that everyone should learn Esperanto as a second language which would level the field and improve international relations.
- Comment on Non-smart smart move 2 weeks ago:
Yes. It’s interlingua. Most people who speak a romance language should be able to make a decent guess as to what it means.
- Comment on Non-smart smart move 2 weeks ago:
Even just within the EU, interligua would be a much better alternative. That one has specifically been designed for use in the EU though, and not for global communication.
- Comment on Non-smart smart move 2 weeks ago:
I agree with you there, but I think the problem is that they took the wrong base languages to build Esperanto from, not that they took the hardest parts of those languages.
- Comment on Non-smart smart move 2 weeks ago:
Intertanto, multo de personas poterea leger iste sin haber a aprender le lingua.
- Comment on Non-smart smart move 2 weeks ago:
What do you mean by hardest features? It’s been ages since i looked at Esperanto, but back then I didn’t find it particularly hard to learn.
- Comment on Horse Archers go burrrr 2 weeks ago:
The aren’t many natives in Europe so that not stop easy.
Stephen Hawking was a very smart man, but not a historian.
The length of the oral history doesn’t matter if they never ride the horses before they went extinct though.
- Comment on Horse Archers go burrrr 3 weeks ago:
They had been extinct for about 8000 years at that point.
Like no time was lost.
Is extremely unlikely, especially as there is no evidence at all that horses were ever domesticated before 3700 BC, and that was in asia.
- Comment on Horse Archers go burrrr 3 weeks ago:
They didn’t have horses until the early modern age though. Even when they aquired them later three native Americans were never really ‘horse nomads’.
- Comment on And sources. It would be nice if we could learn something instead of being left confused by a meme we have no clue of what it is about. 4 weeks ago:
There are not that many other posters in history memes and related subs. I’m just glad they’re there to provide some quality content when I’m bored.
- Comment on And sources. It would be nice if we could learn something instead of being left confused by a meme we have no clue of what it is about. 4 weeks ago:
I have to say, PugJesus has been very good in this regard, he even provides context for memes from other posters sometimes
- Comment on Naming it World War 1 was a bad omen 4 weeks ago:
Of course he’s right to be mad, but also it was very naive to belief wars would be ended
- Comment on What exactly did Almo have? 4 weeks ago:
Almo had a nice caliphate, would be a shame if a crusader happened to it.
- Comment on Those Sumerians sure had some knee slappers 4 weeks ago:
Thanks
- Comment on Those Sumerians sure had some knee slappers 4 weeks ago:
wat