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I would argue it depends upon the buzzing device, but bzzz for all of them is indeed arbitrary. Even IPA doesn’t represent sounds that humans can’t produce, so it wouldn’t suffice, but them’s the breaks.

Not all British accents are non-rhotic to begin with. Exposure to the sound and ability to reproduce it, even if not a lot in speech, means that the onomatopoeia, if used, should be the same.

In languages where a sound doesn’t exist, it gets more interesting. In Japanese, bzzz is not pronounceable and for a buzzer (or something like a phone in vibrate mode) they will say ブー (buu) which is just the syllable bu with a long u sound (think of a crowd booing, but the o vowel there is different to the Japanese u vowel).

“you kill it, you fill it”

Setting aside the topic, is this a common phrase? DDG had all of around 4-5 hits. I don’t think I’ve ever heard it before.

single-use plastic pod of coffee (or hot cocoa or tea) put into a machine that runs water through it to brew the beverage.

I’ve always been partial to there- and where-compounds (thereupon, therefrom, wherein, etc.).

Yes. I don’t know where to go either. I was purely giving my opinion on the ai vibe-coding thing.

because my wacky brain can’t seen to retain anything that can’t be copy/paste into a text doc.

That is not what I said. Vibe coding and using AIs tends to have security issues and not produce the best code.

If you want a professional developer to work on it, you need to put your sales hat on and sell them on the idea (or come up with enough cash to pay outright for someone to do it). It sounds like, based on your response to another poster, you do have a lot of the mechanics, UI/UX design, etc. so you should have a good point from which to pitch.

I would instantly distrust and never go near your app. I am a software engineer with more than two decades of IT experience.

Coffee: black. Iced or hot depends upon the season. For hot, about 42c is perfect for me.

Tea I rarely drink. Green tea is also as-is hot or cold. Black tea probably the same, though I grew up with sweet tea for iced tea and a bit of sugar in the hot.

To the current constitution-violating republican administration, none of this matters and the cruelty is part of it. That said, let’s play a game:

• what is the country of someone who grew up in the US, possibly speaking only English?
• what happens if the country is inaccessible for some reason (countries occasionally collapse or close borders)
• what happens if the borders of the country change and the person’s hometown (or all their family) is now in country X instead of their country of birth Y

There are probably more weird edge cases that would need to be in any law as well.

You still have to declare things in customs. If you don’t and get caught, you could end up far worse than high prices.

voices re-recorded

How did they get all 5 people back?! ducks

Edit: I was watching a channel comment on the trailer and they apparently brought in more voice actors at least for the different races now that ‘the storage requirements aren’t as strict’ (paraphrased).

I don’t use it at all, even with various bank apps and such yelling at me to do so. Yeah, a $2 wrench could still eventually get it out of me, but you can’t just use my face/finger to do so.

Not knowing the year about the dalmations ruined me. Otherwise: one bang on, one off by 3 years, 2 off by 2 years. The dalmation one I was off by 22 years :/

I don’t know why people still give bethesda money; they’ve clearly not had the players’ best interests in mind for ages. Don’t buy their cash-grab bullshit!

The groups specific to life/legal issues/visa issues/finance in Japan steadfastly refuse to move so I visit for those only.

Several countries have laws about naming to prevent stupid/abusive/non-traditional names (use cases vary by country)

brunch meal for to go

huh?

It varies by season. In summer, typically 24 on ‘dry’ mode to pull out as much humidity as possible. In the winter, on nights that fall below 16 (Japanese homes have shit insulation), I’d set the heater to somewhere between 16-20 depending upon how cold I felt on that particular day. These days (spring), we’re not using anything at night, really.

If that wage is meant to be the same everywhere: economic chaos. A living wage for a worker in NYC, NY, USA is very different to the living wage in Da Nang, Viet Nam. You could work for eventual parity, but that comes with its own huge set of challenges. It’s interesting to think about.