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boonhet,

Isn’t “I” also a pronoun? Making this sentence 2/3 pronouns.

At least that’s how it works in my native tongue.

boonhet,

I of course don’t speak ancient languages, but I believe pronouns existed 2000 years ago too.

boonhet,

See on väärt oskus, meid on lausa tosinaid!

boonhet,

Saw an article that said that some execs demanded for search to have better user retention. I.e make the user search multiple times to find what they’re looking for, so they can be shown more ads.

boonhet,

There are like 4 people in the world who are proud of owning an Opel and I know 3 of them

That tattoo has got to make you particularly identifiable

boonhet,

I ran Gentoo for about 3 years (and will likely return soon) and I reckon there are plenty of really advanced Ubuntu users who know more about how my system works than I do.

Any mainstream general purpose distro can do mostly anything and can be used by power users. Some should ONLY be used by power users, but that doesn’t make them inherently better than a distro that both a newbie and a power user can understand and use.

You know why I use Gentoo? Literally the bragging rights. I doubt I’m optimizing things THAT much with my fancy compiler flags.

boonhet,

But GNOME itself is odd now. Or unfamiliar at least.

boonhet,

I never even minded the product placement in NFS. It was mostly aftermarket car parts companies. It got weird in NFSU2 when they shoehorned in AT&T Cingular or whatever

boonhet,

Maybe they found out that there’s an actress named Summer Glau and panicked

boonhet,

simple, clever sensor

Somehow the part code was superceded like 10 times on the W211 Benz. Looks like they still took a lot of fine-tuning to get right

boonhet,

Knight rider theme and I’m going criminal charge fast

boonhet,

Mine nearly doubled over 2 years. They cited increased costs of parts and repair work. Might be true, might not be. Might be they increased prices more than their costs did.

boonhet,

English at least has “going to” and “will” for future. In Estonian you just use present simple and the only way to know you’re talking about the future is if you hint it with some time related word.

You just say “I go to the supermarket” and it’s ambiguous. You say “I go to the supermarket tomorrow” and you know it’s talking about the future.

boonhet,

I used grammatically incorrect examples on purpose to point out there’s no present simple vs present continuous distinction in Estonian either.

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