

I love billion-dollar infrastructure investments that last like 3 years at most
a dude that likes gaming and tech (especially Linux) aro/ace
I love billion-dollar infrastructure investments that last like 3 years at most
yeah, which is why I don’t write my comments like that, I was just saying if you had to change it, that’d be better.
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yeah a diacritic on the c, t or s to indicate the sound change would be much better, like this:
this, share, chef ṱis, šare, ĉef
pronounced ra-ch-oon or rac-hoon?
Interesting read, and I really like the look of the website, even if it isn’t responsive
nvidia opened their driver source.
Just the kernel module, dlss and such is ran in the still proprietary userspace drivers afaik
I usually like more modern redesigns, but I really don’t like this one, just feels bad to use.
awesome! I really didn’t think that was possible without the proprietary drivers so I’m thrilled to be proven wrong.
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Unfortunately md3e isn’t there yet, fuck google
Works well, but a bit laggy, at least on lower-end hardware. Right now I’d only use it for stuff like a peripheral configurator or one of those apps you use once a month to convert a file or what have you
I like how they end their second rant by thanking the other users for being so useful
He’s coming to my city on tour so I’ll pick it up then, I’m excited!
When did they shill for fossil fuel? Not saying it didn’t happen, just wondering
lemmy is a link aggregration software, so link posts make sense
the average person deserves privacy too
I read tos’s, but it’s unreasonable to expect people to do so
Seems okay, it is trustworthy but it’s basically just a more private degoogled chromium with some extra features.
I think you’re making my point for me, a diacritic instead of an h to indicate a sound change would be more efficient and reduce ambiguity. A diacritic is the natural evolution of such a word pair.
The problem is that not only is there no central authority for spelling reform in English, the cost of replacing the existing body of work would be too large, even for changes that would be more consequential.
My argument was never that my proposal should replace the current system, just that if you did want spelling reform, it would make more sense than the thorn.