

Add a comma and I might wear it.
Just this guy, you know?


Add a comma and I might wear it.


I mean beyond stating the plain obvious truth.


…or the Daily Mail?
If both have negative trust, does that multiply to trustworthy?
And barely by the laws of physics.
General lawlessness.
Then we agree. But I find the terminology odd.
Not consistently—the more usual pattern is to use þ at the beginning of words and ð internally, even if the internal sound is voiceless.
I’d really like to see an example of a voiceless ð. I can’t think of one as a native speaker.
(You then get internal þ in compound words which we shan’t consider a contradiction)
Hmmm… where I’m from ð is for vocalized th (there) and þ is for unvocalized (three). On the next island over (I’m pretty sure) they use ð in the same way but don’t use þ at all. I’m not sure where you have that hard soft split.


But it’s not given that it’s true either.
Although with a large enough mountain of allegations, you’ll be excused to expect that some of them are true. And one, obviously, is too many.


Finally a comment about our country that doesn’t grossly overstate our accomplishments 😎


I like kagi’s approach of generating an AI overview if you end your query with a question mark. Is this a search or a question?


English is such a weird language.


To be precise, the Nazis do have plenty of moral problems. They’re not the ones with morale problems.


I really think you should try. This us the Internet after all!


Right. And I forgot to add the context that this is mostly Signal. I guess using your phone book as the contact list has the benefit that you can reinstall.
But. Having certain people in you address book can be incriminating in itself. Or if they’ve caught you, it can get them in trouble.
5 years of this bullshit in Burma now 😢


What happens when the police catches people with apps that circumvent government policies?
In the specific case of Burma/Myanmar, people uninstall and reinstall the app frequently so their phones look innocuous.
(This of course completely breaks the safety numbef since you can’t tell a reinstall from the military forcing the phone company to let them spoof the number, but it has to be done)


That’s not how that works. It’ll make Americans pay more for European (etc) imports.


Yeah, it’s all amateur hour in Washington now. Perhaps it’s not a terrible thing that the ambassador for what we now have to consider a hostile country is too dumb to keep his mouth shut.
I’m more disappointed in The Guardian TBH.


That was the default buy, yeah. Now it’s going into a non-US esg filtered one that I can’t remember.
Doesn’t that just mean that there is no need to bypass Congress. They can approve while the troops are getting in position.