At least a content warning for animal gore would’ve been nice

FP3 does

tldr and atuin have been my main way of remembering complex but frequent flag combinations

That’s sed

LineageOS has good support for other devices

Right on, living in Iceland just made me appreciate the difference between Þorn and Eð. Coming from a country where dental fricatives don’t exist, it helps a lot wið finding the right pronunciation. Replacing Ð wið Þ is like replacing V wið F, which could make þings pretty confusing.

I agree wið you, but I’m just boðered by ðe lack of Ð in your message. Isn’t ðe point of using Þ to distinguish between voiced and voiceless dental fricatives?

Possibly even longer, people biking might switch to using cars and more than 2 car lanes doesn’t do shit.

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Apparently, the product of the reaction is an aluminium salt and does not harm the food.

(Although the original source would not load for me)

20cm²? Maybe if they sign freely, but I think most people can fit them in 6cm² (3×2cm), with some padding, if they try.

Looks like 5 character from /dev/random snuck in

Window managers in Linux take direct command from the display server (Xorg, Wayland, etc.) to decide where to position windows and what they should look like. Whereas “window managers” on MacOS/Windows are tricking the original window manager provided by the OS into positioning windows a certain way. I’m simplifying here, but hope that clears things up.

I’m pretty sure it doesn’t, what sound does it represent?

The voiced dental fricative, like in “this/ðis”, is usually represented by a ð, rather than a þ. Which is usually used for a voiceless dental fricative, like in “thin/þin”. Had to learn ðis as a foreigner living in Iceland, as Icelandic still uses boþ characters.

Umm it’s actually GUI interface ^\s

TIL the Univers was written in Haskell

Sire bit who?

Lineage is great, been using it for years

Já, takk.